All Production & Trade articles – Page 664
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ArticleNT Farmers back at Ausveg
The Northern Territory farmers’ group has resumed membership at national industry body for Australia’s vegetable growers
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ArticleHave your say on labour issue
Call for industry to submit evidence about the role of EU labour for Migration Advisory Committee consultation
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ArticleG’s explores automated lettuce harvest
Cambridge University robotics experts are developing robots that can be used to harvest lettuce at leading salad supplier
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ArticleLabour costs ‘could rise by 50 per cent’
Costs of incentivising and training new workers if access to EU labour is blocked post-Brexit could hit businesses, analyst warns
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ArticleStaying connected
Increasing competition on the Middle East market demands that suppliers tailor their products and service to their customers’ particular needs or risk haemorrhaging market share
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VideoEuropean grape market hots up
Mihai Ciobanu of Fresh4Cast takes a look at Europe's increasingly crowded table grape market
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ArticlePremium is biggest opportunity for tomato category
Two thirds of growth in tomatoes during the last year came from premium tiers and there is more to come, Tomato Conference hears
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ArticleRSA citrus closes in on forecast
South African citrus is just short of its seasonal target as the campaign winds down
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ArticleChinese agribusiness looks to list on ASX
Bojun Agriculture has plans to list on the Australian stock market and explore growing Nanfeng mandarins in Australia
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ArticleJury out on stonefruit crop
Shortage of irrigation water makes things difficult for South Africa’s stonefruit growers
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ArticleTesco suppliers to publish food waste data
G’s, Branston, Richard Hochfeld are among 24 Tesco suppliers that have also pledged to help halve food waste by 2030
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ArticleDesert Farms launches organics line
The Mexican producer prides itself on its strong commitment to sustainable production
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ArticleABC highlights access issues at IBO Summit
Argentina used its participation in the summit to push for a speedy resolution to negotiations for access to the Chinese market
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ArticleAFL2017: The newcomers
From Latin America to the Middle East, Asia Fruit Logistica continues to attract new exhibitors from around the globe
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ArticleAvocado imports surge in South Korea
Volume rises sixfold in the space of six years, with plenty of room to grow consumption
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ArticleSo that’s why the Merseyside sky glows pink…
LEDs from Flavourfresh Salads plant near Liverpool explain mysterious light that left locals confused
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ArticleWayne Milne leaves Newmafruit for Bardsley Farms
Milne has left his role as Newmafruit MD to take on head of operations at topfruit grower
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ArticleMajor robotics investment cuts labour by 80 per cent
Spanish veg producer El Dulze has installed 68 robots on its lettuce packing line and reduced its workforce from 500 to 100
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ArticleSeed and crop protection markets "to grow"
Bayer uses its Future of Farming Dialog 2017 to highlight its ambitions for the crop science sector moving forward
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ArticleRussia adapts to new reality
Three years on from its ban on food imports from the EU and US, Russia’s independence is growing, as alternative sources are found and local production blooms