All Production & Trade articles – Page 672
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ArticleMixed forecast for EU stonefruit
Report suggests fall in peach and nectarine volumes, while cherries could climb 30 per cent
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ArticleDancing May brings trade hope
British prime minister’s visit to the Cape in South Africa brings hope of new partnerships
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ArticlePotato shortage 'forcing UK grocers to evolve'
Impact of reduced plantings will be balanced against falling demand and relaxed specifications at several retailers, says data analyst
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ArticleCoco decline spurs organisation
Twenty years on from gaining Appellation of Controlled Origin status, Coco de Paimpol growers are organising to address mounting production challenges
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ArticleECPA releases informative video series
Consumer-friendly videos explore the perceptions and misconceptions surrounding food production
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ArticleNYAA forecasts 31m-carton crop
Slight year-on-year growth in 2018 apple volumes is anticipated for New York state
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ArticleE W Button takes the heat off
New heat-recovery system is expected to save Cornish grower £12,000 a year as well as boost its green credentials
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Article"Continued growth" for Total Produce
First-half of 2018 sees revenue and earnings rise, with the group on course for full-year growth
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ArticleUnited front for Western Australian exports
Programme develops opportunities for consolidated supply and marketing
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ArticleAustralia should mimic Dutch success
Australia has 249 times more productive land than the Netherlands, which is the world’s second-largest food exporter
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ArticleGangmaster jailed in Northern Ireland
Laurentiu Ciurar receives three-month prison sentence after supplying agricultural workers without a GLAA licence in County Armagh
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ArticleEva Apples bounces back
A good crop is expected this year as the exporter puts two frost-hit campaigns behind it
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ArticleCosmic Crisp heading to Asia Fruit Logistica
New apple variety available for sampling at next week’s event in Hong Kong
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ArticleNew Zealand bans Aus melons, cucumber, zucchini
Shoppers could see empty shelves in the produce aisles as domestic stocks are not yet in season
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ArticleShortages could 'wipe out' restaurants’ profits
Large chains could see their net profits slashed amid soaring food prices as shortages bite
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ArticleDutch greenhouses facing CO2 shortage
Efforts to reduce emissions have had an unwanted knock-on effect in reducing the volume of carbon dioxide available
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ArticleExtreme weather 'to push food prices up five per cent'
Nightmare growing conditions likely to drive up retail prices in coming months, says consultancy CEBR
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ArticleBerryWorld kicks off SA blueberry season
New Mountain Blue Orchards range set to offer a further boost to fast-growing blueberry category
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ArticleNet profit grows for Scales Corporation
Leading New Zealand agribusiness enjoys encouraging start to 2018, with Mr Apple performing well
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ArticleWeather cuts plum season short by a month
Orchard expert says growers have had all the right conditions, just not in the right order