All Production & Trade articles – Page 659
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ArticleAustralian apples on premium path in China
Industry body gauges interest for mainland fruit as offering becomes top priority on access list
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ArticleNew ventilated potato sack helps stop the rot
Jute bag with ‘ventilated striping’ could help Scottish seed potato exporters minimise bacterial growth during export
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ArticleKoppert Cress joins forces with UK chefs’ guild
Dutch microgreens specialist to train members of Craft Guild of Chefs in how to use leaves as ingredient, not just a garnish
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ArticleCalls for government to ‘scrap unskilled migrant labour’
A Brexit lobby group has submitted a paper calling for end to unskilled EU labour and a capped seasonal worker scheme
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ArticleCool Port boost for laser labelling
Kloosterboer-affiliated firm is rolling out laser labelling for wide range of fresh fruits
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ArticleAldi’s potato sales rocket in Wales
Sales up 33 per cent after retailer introduces homegrown offer, proving importance of provenance to Welsh consumers
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ArticleGateway to the world
New produce business Halo is gearing up to begin building at mega port and logistics hub London Gateway
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ArticleUS opens to Vietnamese mangoes
APHIS determines fruit can be imported under a systems approach, which includes the requirement of irradiation
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ArticleRSA grapefruit on the up
The South African grapefruit sector appears to be emerging from the doldrums of the first decade of this century
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ArticleRetractable roof tomato operation opens
LaManna Premier Group launches what it describes as Australia’s first hydroponic gourmet tomato operation with a retractable roof
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ArticleWeather boosts Argentinean fruit
Production of apples, pears and table grapes are all set to rise in 2017/18, according to the latest USDA forecast
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ArticlePrincess Royal opens new Goatham packhouse
New £10m packhouse and coldstore was officially opened by HRH the Princess Royal
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Article'All I want for Christmas is glyphosate'
The recent vote to relicense glyphosate has been welcomed by the farming community
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ArticleFarmers face eight new rules to protect water quality
New Defra rules include fertiliser management and soil protection and will come into force from April 2018
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ArticleGreenyard's Stefan Reincke joins Landgard
Import specialist has been asked to lead transformation of Godeland into a full-range fresh produce supplier
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ArticleLarger peppers in short supply
A slow start to the Spanish pepper season has limited supply of larger loose product, creating problems for some producers
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ArticleBookings open for Asia's premier produce show
Exhibitor registrations are now open for Asia Fruit Logistica 2018, which returns to Hong Kong next September
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ArticleGrowing up in Amsterdam
Amsterdam’s first commercial vertical farm has opened its doors with the ambition to expand its model across Europe
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ArticleColombia seeks wider access to US market
Peppers are the number one priority for Colombian exporters