All Production & Trade articles – Page 716
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ArticleDriscoll's extends blackberry campaign
Successful harvesting of glasshouse blackberries in Northern Europe helps extend blackberry season into spring, summer, and autumn
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ArticleGrowcom slams Australian state government
The Queensland government have recommended the passing of unchanged vegetation management laws
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Article"Bomb shelter" micro-greens on sale in Waitrose
Growing Underground is selling two salad leaf ranges at the retailer and are setting their sights on new underground sites
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ArticleEU apricot yield to fall by nearly a quarter
European producers are forecasting lower yields this year, after demand failed to meet 2017's record supply
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ArticleSanLucar hosts GS1 workshop
Valencia-based company has been working towards data standardisation for several years
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ArticleCherries feel the love
Thanks to investment in orchards, machinery and a new-look marketing campaign, cherries are all set for another growth spurt
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ArticleBiobest launches Moroccan facility
Biological pest control group splashes out €1.2m on new vertical farming facility
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ArticleCalifornia cherry crop down
Forecast suggests volumes will be almost 60 per cent lower than last season
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ArticleRSA optimistic ahead of new US citrus campaign
SCSA heralds positive outlook as outgoing chairman Johan Mouton is replaced by Boet Mouton
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ArticleG’s revamps UK radish hub
New washing and grading lines ready for start of UK season as G’s modernises to keep pace with growing demand
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ArticleSun World goes solar
California-based table-grape grower Sun World International plans to install solar panels at four new ranches
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ArticleLate onion planting causes concern
British Onions trade association questions crop’s potential after wet and cold weather in March and early April
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ArticleVachamon drives up apple sales
Japanese apple sales have sky-rocketed in Thailand thanks to an aggressive promotional campaign by marketer Vachamon Foods
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ArticleDrought hits Argentine easy peelers
Around two-thirds of early satsuma varieties have been lost due to the water shortage
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ArticleMore Turkish cherries for China
Exporters continue to make steady inroads into China and other Asian markets
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ArticlePeruvian pomegranates on the up
Shipments rise sharply in January and February as international demand continues to strengthen
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ArticleAlibaba enters partnership with Thai government
The partnership will help foster digital growth in line with developing Thailand’s Eastern Economic Corridor
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ArticleBritish asparagus on track despite delays
Newly protected Vale of Evesham asparagus was loaded onto a steam train to mark the start of the British season
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ArticleMexico and EU revamp trade deal
Mexican fruits and vegetables among the big winners under new agreement
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ArticleBiobest boost for strawberry growers
With the peak for thrips approaching, the biological pest control group has outlined ways it can help growers fight back