All Production & Trade articles – Page 697
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ArticleTaiwan reopens for South African apples
The Asian nation's government has lifted a ban that has been in place since 2017
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ArticleSouth Africa gets taste for Sharon fruit
After a series of successful market promotions South African Sharon fruit is gaining traction in the domestic market
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ArticleBesana invests €2m in new supply
Italian group is aiming to create new areas of quality supply for walnuts, hazelnuts and almonds in Europe and Asia
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ArticleBritish Asparagus pops up in Shoreditch
More than 7,000 bundles of seasonal vegetable to be handed to commuters and passers-by in east London
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Article15 years of growth for LEAF Marque
The sustainable farming group unveiled their education arm LEAF Education on their 15th anniversary
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ArticleAnecoop unveils new Bouquet seedless campaign
The Spanish cooperative group is Europe’s leading producer of seedless watermelons
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ArticleGiumarra bubbling over Lemonade apples
Importer prepares for increased volumes of New Zealand-grown Lemonade apples
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ArticleBerry growers running for food charity
Scottish producers Angus Soft Fruits are doing their bit for the community by raising cash for food banks and donating berries
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ArticleTurkish cherries expected early
German group Kölla says Turkey will have a two-week headstart as new season begins, with delays for Spain and France
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ArticleEnzafruit sells ten-millionth Jazz carton
European division of T&G continues to see strong growth potential for its year-round branded apple offer
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ArticleGPG asparagus proves its mettle
Company says its latest hybrids are standing up well in tough growing conditions
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ArticleTesco to launch plant-based steak
Product which ‘smells, tastes and bites’ like the real thing to be stocked at 400 stores from 21 May
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ArticleOrganic grapes interest RSA growers
Some 150 table grape producers attended a recent Eosta-organised event in Stellenbosch on the opportunities for organic grapes
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ArticleTrade bodies push for single market access
UK farming policy must also stay devolved after Brexit, roundtable agrees
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ArticleColombia sets sights on new markets
Fresh fruit expected to be a big winner as Colombia forges closer trade ties with Asia and Europe
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ArticleBad timing for Vietnamese watermelon
China’s watermelon harvest aligned this year with Vietnam's causing prices to plummet to US$0.05/kg
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ArticleWonky veg and wholesale boost trading at Morrisons
Like-for-like sales up 3.6 per cent as retailer makes most of its crop and revives Safeway brand through new supply deal with McColl’s
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ArticlePrimary schools to teach science through farms
NFU releases new educational resources to teach children about habitats and life cycles
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ArticleTopfruit industry calls for government support after Brexit
Trade body lays out 12-point wish list, covering PO funding, immigration policies and match-funded investment productivity schemes
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ArticleFlorida citrus dips in latest forecast
Both orange and grapefruit estimates are down according to the USDA