All Production & Trade articles – Page 721
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ArticleAustralian lychees safe for consumption
President of peak industry body assures consumers product is safe despite reports of Indian illness
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ArticlePromote UK veg not iceberg shortage, says grower
British consumers are being urged to choose British seasonal veg such as kale, leeks or cabbage as Spanish shortage continues
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ArticleSATI issues second forecast
South African table grape industry predicts normal crop despite raising expectations in second forecast
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ArticleNew challenges face South African citrus
Concerns as responsibility for phytosanitary certification activities in South Africa is delegated by government to PPECB
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ArticleGovernment 'gives up’ on special access to customs union
Minister tells German newspaper that government now understands it cannot cherry-pick access to EU customs union
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ArticleJazz gets a refresh
Enza Continent’s managing director, Tony Fissette, reveals the excitement surrounding T&G’s 120th anniversary celebrations, as well as the refresh of the Jazz brand
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ArticleOrganic aim for Food Freshly
Bio-preservation specialist is championing the success of O Plus BIO-3 for organic sliced apples
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ArticlePlanasa breaks into China
Chinese and Asian consumers will be able to purchase home-grown Adelita raspberries following the breeder’s link-up with local producer
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ArticleMEPs support banana safeguards
In the wake of Ecuador joining the EU-Colombia/Peru trade deal, MEPs have backed import surge safeguards for EU banana growers
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ArticleSupermarkets ration veg as shortage bites
Tesco and Morrisons among the retailers limiting purchases of some vegetables and salads
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ArticleRecord year for Australian citrus
Export value leaps 24 per cent from just a 10 per cent increase in volume
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ArticleNGO criticises Israeli spraying
Israel’s alleged spraying of herbicides near Gaza has come under fire from NGO Gisha, while the UN condemns settlement expansion in West Bank
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ArticleExperts to present latest tree fruit research
The annual Tree Fruit Conference will feature technical updates and talks on powdery mildew, SWD and apple canker
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ArticleSyria works toward Russia deal
Syria and Russia are set to forge closer trade ties, facilitating payments and establishing air services between the port of Tartus and Russia
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ArticleWasabi production opens up in Northern Ireland
The first commercial crop of wasabi from County Armagh firm Wasabi Crop will be available from next year
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ArticleNAFTA rift puts US companies in firing line
Trump’s posturing could increase the risk of Mexico imposing retaliatory tariffs on American-grown fruits and vegetables
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ArticleIndonesia says yes to Peruvian produce
Citrus and table grapes are the latest products to gain access to this market of 253m consumers
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ArticleMorocco faces surfeit of citrus
Citrus production in Morocco has outstripped its packing capacity, with the country’s packhouses able to handle only one-third of national production
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ArticleBEE citrus project breaks the mould
An agricultural Black Economic Empowerment project in the Western Cape has proved to be a great success
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ArticleNZ onion industry welcomes WTO ruling
Exporters see long-term benefits from case against Indonesia, a key market for the sector