All Production & Trade articles – Page 679
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ArticleNot every crop hates the heat
Heat-tolerant sunflowers are thriving in the endless sun according to Waitrose
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ArticlePitahaya leads Ecuador’s exotics charge
Sendings of this and other exotic fruits are up significantly in 2018 says ProEcuador
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ArticlePeruvian mango exports to Asia surge
Use of controlled atmosphere technology is allowing exporters to reach more markets than ever before
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Article"My gloves are about to come off"
NFU hort chairman Ali Capper labelled the government a "brick wall" for silence on labour and match funding schemes beyond Brexit
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ArticleWAC signs MoU with Indonesia
The Washington Apple Commission and Indonesian import export association have agreed to cooperate on trade
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ArticleSeeka allocates NZ$18m to Northland upgrade
New packhouse and packing machinery among the plans for post-harvest facility
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ArticleAwarding New Zealand’s best
Tony Fissette and Peter McBride have received high accolades for their achievements in horticulture
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ArticleStar quality key to Rainier success
A delicate, thin-skinned rarity, the limited-edition cherry is enjoying its moment in the supermarket spotlight
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Article'Tastiest British apples this century'
English Apples & Pears says fruit is top quality, but volumes are expected to be down and labour fears persist
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ArticleRSA heads for uneasy spring
The South African fruit sector is awaiting final recommendations on land expropriation without compensation as the government pushes forward with its land reform programme
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ArticleBright outlook for Spanish lemons
Ailimpo’s preliminary forecast predicts uneven performance by the Fino and Verna varieties
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ArticleBerry Gardens to launch new training programme
The soft fruit co-operative will nurture UK talent with a management development scheme starting next year
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ArticleFedefruta names new president
Jorge Valenzuela takes over from Luis Schmidt, who has been named Chile’s new ambassador to China
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ArticleWelsh farmers welcome Gove comments
Defra secretary of state quoted as saying tariff-free access to European food markets is "overwhelmingly" likely
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ArticleMission Produce launches foodservice division
The avocado specialist has expanded its customer service capabilities with the creation of Mission Foodservice
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ArticleAustralian stonefruit exports hit 10-year high
Volumes climb 27 per cent year-on-year to 17,785 tonnes on the back of China access
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ArticleUS farmers 'want trade not aid'
The USDA has announced a US$12bn relief funding programme for farmers affected by high tariffs amidst the US-China trade war
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ArticleHot weather decimates onion crop
British harvest set to be down as much as 25 per cent, with a lack of large onions another concern for the market
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ArticleSmiles after the Summit?
Summits such as BRICS are usually the place where inter-governmental agreements on trade are signed
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ArticleWaiting game for Italian apple growers
Comment: good things should come to those apple producers who wait for the fruit to be right for consumers