All Production & Trade articles – Page 682
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ArticleCartoon: When frost protection goes wrong
Patoka on reports of growers heating orchards with bonfires to counter recent frosts and cold temperatures
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ArticleMercabarna unveils food trends study
The new report reflects growing concerns about health the environment among Spanish consumers
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ArticleNew equity partner for Stahmann Farms
Shareholding paves the way for expansion at Australia’s largest pecan grower
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ArticleMash Direct wins five new Asda listings
New prepared veg dishes including sweet potato mash ‘Caribbean-style’ have launched in Asda stores across Northern Ireland
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ArticleSend British students to pick fruit, says Ukip
Ukip’s immigration minister John Bickley has said British students could provide labour for fresh produce industry to help cut migration
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ArticleNew growing media could 'reduce reliance on coir’
Coir-free growing media could be just as effective as coir blends for growing strawberries, trials show
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ArticleBlue Whale takes on SH with Joya expansion
French apple giant to step up production of Cripps Red variety and compete with southern hemisphere braeburn imports in the UK
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ArticleDutch second in avocado imports
The Netherlands is the second biggest importer of avocados after the US, with both domestic consumption and re-exports on the up
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ArticleMinette Batters joines Love British Food campaign
Deputy president of NFU is a new ambassador for British food campaign joining the likes of Raymond and Olivier Blanc
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ArticleTaittinger plants first vines on Kent fruit farm
Premium champagne house begins production of English sparkling wine on land bought from fruit grower Gaskains
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ArticleEcuador dips toe into Chinese mango market
Its airflown mangoes are making a splash but building volumes will depend on logistics
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ArticleAusveg to bring buyers to Australia
Industry body Ausveg has announced its bringing more than 30 leading international fresh produce buyers to Australia
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ArticleSouthern Hemisphere citrus exports on the rise
Citrus exports from Southern Hemisphere nations are expected to increase by 6 per cent in 2017
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ArticleThe Big Debate does Brexit
A panel of industry leaders came together at FPJ Live to outline what they wanted from future Brexit negotiations
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ArticleNew greenhouse deal boosts Alegra tomato offer
Tie-up with Fresh Guru is creating new opportunities to supply premium varieties like Silky Pink on Italian market
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ArticleFresca to become majority employee-owned, Mack reveals
Group chairman expects to increase employee ownership to over 50 per cent in next two to three years and appears to rule out family succession
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ArticleAgroponiente launches tropical fruit line
Tropical Poniente-branded avocados, mangoes and papayas will be available from this year
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ArticleNFU outlines new tools to gain traction on labour
Emphasising labour needs as ‘low-skilled’ and ‘seasonal’ could help labour debate gain traction with MPs, delegates at FPJ Live were told
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ArticleNorthwest forecasts solid cherry crop
Estimate puts overall volume up on last year, with strong Bing crop expected
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ArticleRSA reacts as US re-admits Argentine lemons
The return of Argentine lemons to the US will affect global trade in the long term, say South African growers, who expect the decision to reduce pressure on European markets and Russia