All Production & Trade articles – Page 689
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ArticleGrowing up in Amsterdam
Amsterdam’s first commercial vertical farm has opened its doors with the ambition to expand its model across Europe
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ArticleColombia seeks wider access to US market
Peppers are the number one priority for Colombian exporters
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ArticleColruyt to sell Belgian sweet potatoes
First harvest will be available in December and January, retailer said
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ArticleBranston appoints new head of category
Penny Francis joins potato supplier from Birmingham-based food manufacturer 2 Sisters
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ArticleGlyphosate renewal ‘a relief’ for growers
Growers welcome reauthorisation but long-term science-based approach to regulation is needed to allow growers to plan with certainty
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ArticleZespri turns to CMA CGM
Following Seatrade decision to exit Meridian shipping routes, CMA CGM steps in to provide uninterrupted service for NZ exporters
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ArticleEssex grower launches apple juice brand
Surplus topfruit from a family-run farm in Essex is being bottled to create the new juice with listings in retail and foodservice
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ArticleChina ban hits Indian apple imports
India's apple imports are set to drop slightly this season due to the country's temporary ban on Chinese varieties
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ArticleKorean pear sales surge in Vietnam
Korean pear exports to Vietnam have risen steeply over the last six years as demand for high-quality fruit increases during gift-giving periods
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ArticleKoppert broadens African horizons
Biological solutions expert opens new subsidiary in Abidjan, Cote D'Ivoire
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ArticleScarlet fever sets pulses racing
Producers and consumers are apparently getting excited about two new apple varieties, Crimson Snow and Red Moon.
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ArticleMixed bag for citrus ahead of Christmas
Sales rise despite reports from suppliers that shoppers are switching to other categories due to retail inflation
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ArticleSainsbury's 'aiming for fewer suppliers'
Ongoing supplier review by Sainsbury's has moved from fruit to potatoes as retailer seeks to build direct to grower model
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ArticleDon’t be afraid of ‘green Brexit’, says Sainsbury's
Sainsbury’s Judith Batchelar used keynote address to highlight how sustainable agriculture is a business opportunity
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ArticleCosta Rica's banana challenge
With Costa Rica facing challenges from the weather, changing market conditions and pricing, industry body Corbana has much to keep it occupied
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ArticleMarín takes over Eucofel presidency
Appointment of the Proexport president will give Murcian producers a powerful voice in Brussels
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ArticleMangoes lead Brazil’s export charge
In spite of sendings to Europe increasing, Brazil has lost market share to Peru and Côte d’Ivoire
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ArticlePlanasa boosts management team
Antonio Infante will play a key role in helping the berry breeder to access new markets
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ArticleEntries opening for MOYA 2018
Australasia’s premier marketing award for the fresh fruit, vegetable and floral industries returns for seventh straight year
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ArticleEU reaches decision on glyphosate renewal
European Commission Appeal Committee ends impasse, approving a five-year renewal by 18 votes to nine