All Production & Trade articles – Page 712
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ArticleWater worries for RSA citrus
As South African growers meet to formulate their crop forecast, heavy rain and drought is dominating the talk
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ArticleDavid Northcroft joins leading berry cooperative
Former Waitrose technical manager is to replace Adrian Wallbridge as Berry Gardens technical director
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ArticleStonefruit bounces back after 2016
A poor northern hemisphere sales period saw the stonefruit category suffer a substantial decline last summer, but things are starting to look up again
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ArticleOrganic awards open for entries
The BOOMs include categories for Best Organic Fresh Produce, Best Organic Farmer and Best Organic Farmer
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ArticleCA strawbs off to late start
Long-awaited rains have water-logged California strawberry fields and delayed harvest
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ArticleUSDA backs specialty crops
Organisation announces over US$60m in grant availability for the specialty crop industry
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ArticleArgentine topfruit “in crisis”
Around 4,000 tonnes of fruit was given away in the latest protest over “desperate” situation faced by the region’s small producers
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ArticlePotato breeding programme favours reds
Fifteen new varieties unveiled in Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada’s annual release open house
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ArticleCardiff duo launch wonky fruit juice business
University graduates set up Welsh government-backed juice start-up to tackle food waste
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ArticleCanetti's Trojan odyssey
Chilled foods veteran Peter Canetti talks to Fred Searle about his new role at Troy Foods, plans for growth, and what he thinks of the ‘breakfast salad’
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ArticleNatures Way Foods hosts Defra visit
Supplier gave senior government officials a tour of facilities and hosted a discussion on Brexit concerns of the food industry
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ArticleAlbert Bartlett brings back Purple Majesty
Potato supplier has relaunched purple potato variety with high antioxidant content into Ocado and Wholefoods
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ArticleBayWa in 'ground-breaking' UAE project
Germany’s BayWa and Al Dahra expand their value chain with €30m agribusiness in Abu Dhabi
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ArticleEU and Chile ink organics deal
Reciprocity agreement will boost bilateral trade in organic products including fruits and vegetables
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ArticleNew Chilean grape variety takes off
Global production of the INIA Grape-One is set to reach 2,000ha within six years
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ArticlePeruvian mangoes hit new high
Bumper crop lifts exports to record volume, with overall fruit shipments also starting the year strongly
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ArticlePeru lays groundwork for India trade talks
Fruits and vegetables would be among the main beneficiaries of a free trade agreement
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ArticleBilateral boost for Aussie importers
The Australian Horticultural Exporters’ Association has received funding to address supply chain issues for importers dealing with Chinese and Vietnamese markets
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ArticleBorderland Organics launches Naturalls
New range of ‘free from’ grapes has hit supermarket shelves across Australia
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ArticleLGV to launch innovative “farm shop” in Vienna
Viennese growers’ cooperative to launch farm shop in Austrian capital as test bed for new products