All Production & Trade articles – Page 719
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ArticleAspada invests in Waycool Foods
Indian investment company Aspada has invested US$2.7m in Chennai-based fresh produce distribution company Waycool
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ArticleNZ police investigate kiwifruit fraud claim
Gold3 plant material believed to have been illegally transported to China and planted
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ArticleGrowers mull legal action over US grape glut
Exporters in Chile and Peru fear their situation has been hampered by less than scrupulous agents in the US market
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ArticleDouble-digit growth for Anecoop
Strong sales, new members and rising production in key product lines reflect another successful year for Spanish group
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ArticleGlobal Plant Genetics ties up blueberry deal
UK-based IP specialist appointed by Oregon-based breeder to develop international market for protected varieties
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ArticleSalad brand launches new ‘Brexit’ packaging
New packaging on branded Babyfresco salad bags features a prominent Union Jack to promote pride in buying British produce
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ArticleOff-season means RSA avo dip
Phenomenon blamed for 7 per cent drop in South African avocado export volumes
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ArticleNew managing director at Vidafresh
Commercial director Scott Davies will take over from Terry Watts who remains in the business as CEO
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ArticleOcado launches supplier competition with £20k prize
Online retailer has re-launched its search for 'Britain’s Next Top Supplier' to win a listing plus a £20,000 marketing package
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ArticleAldi follows Tesco in buying extra caulis
Discounter is to buy an additional 750,000 cauliflowers and cut the price to 29p while maintaining prices to growers to help shift glut
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ArticleBelOrta and Hoogstraten mull merger
Belgian cooperatives BelOrta and Hoogstraten have established a committee to look into the potential benefits of a merger
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ArticleRevised Hort Code kicks in
Written records and financial penalties are part of Australia’s new Horticulture Code of Conduct
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ArticleA$100m blow to Australia’s winter crops
Cyclone Debbie hit Australia’s Bowen Gumlu region when around 20 per cent of the region’s seedlings had been planted for winter
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ArticleLemon research drives Australian sales
Exporters hopeful of boosting trade with Asia as season gets underway
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ArticleEgypt fights Saudi pepper ban
A delegation from Egypt will attempt to resolve the current Saudi pepper ban when it visits the Kingdom next week
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ArticleChina explores new Egyptian imports
Chinese companies are visiting Cairo next week to investigate the potential for a wider range of agricultural imports from Egypt
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ArticleBayWa expects fruit earnings increase
Despite record fruit trading results in 2016, volatile agricultural markets pushed overall group earnings down
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ArticleWaitrose raises banana prices
Premium retailer has increased price of bananas to 75p per kg as disruption in Central America supply begins to hit market
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ArticleFuture proofing blueberry demand
GBC2017 looks at ways to develop effective marketing strategies to deal with the rise in global blueberry production
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ArticleGrowers assess damage from Cyclone Debbie
Tomatoes and capsicums are likely to be in short supply as Cyclone Debbie ravages Queensland's winter crops