All Production & Trade articles – Page 681
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ArticleTough season for LatAm blues suppliers
With rising output taking it toll on prices, timing and quality are becoming more important than ever to the success or failure of the season
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ArticleLidl pilots fun size veg range
New range includes cutely named lines designed to get children closer to their 5 A Day
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ArticleSteady growth for Australian macadamias
Forecast puts crop volume ahead of record 2016 harvest, as investment continues to flow through industry
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ArticleVegafruits acquires Clair de Lorraine
The French cooperative has taken over Clair de Lorraine in a move that further cements the Lorraine region’s reputation as the Mirabelle plum capital
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ArticleBlue Whale eyes India
Changes to the Indian apple market are making it a more attractive prospect for French exporter Blue Whale
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ArticleSales served ice cold
Fresh produce suppliers are investing in frozen as a way of extending the season and entering valuable export markets
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ArticleEarly end to USA Pears deal
USA Pears promotions ended prematurely this year due to an early end to its export deal
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ArticleSpanish strawberries yet to hit their stride
With production well off last season’s level for the time of year, prices are significantly higher
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ArticleStemilt targets Cinco de Mayo
Group's signature Pinata apple is seen as ideal to promote during the festivities
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ArticleZespri inks Iranian statement of intent
Agreement recognises Middle East nation’s potential as a kiwifruit supplier and consumer market
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ArticleSelect Harvests profits drop
The half-year results of almond company Select Harvests have been hit by lower almond prices
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ArticleT&G Global boosts profits in 2016
Overall revenue rises 7 per cent to NZ$872m, spurred on by “solid performance” from most business segments
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ArticleManaging the media during #vegcrisis2017
G's marketing director Anthony Gardiner on the impact of national media coverage of recent veg and salad shortages
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ArticleGrapefruit opportunities in Korea
Florida grapefruit exporters are being urged to take advantage of a trend in Korea, where the fruit is eaten as a snack or as dessert
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ArticleBrittany welcomes first Gariguettes
The first Gariguette strawberries from Brittany are set to hit the shelves, with larger pack sizes responding to the needs of families
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ArticlePromising results from new carrot trials
Octavo F1 shows promising ability to combat cavity spot and virus resistance, according to Hazera
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ArticleSan Miguel launches public share offering
The company is releasing 9.46 per cent of its shares to raise up to US$50m in order to finance its international expansion
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ArticleTesco claims 'earliest-ever' English strawberries
Medlar Fruit Farms-grown Driscoll's Lusa strawberries are available on shelves in February for the first time
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ArticleSeeka posts record profit
Gross earnings climb to NZ$24.76m, as company enjoys excellent year across core divisions
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ArticleScales posts record NZ$38.2m profit
A strong apple export season has boosted the FY2016 financial results for Mr Apple’s parent company