All Production & Trade articles – Page 722
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ArticleHein Deprez takes charge at Greenyard
Marleen Vaesen departs, as Deprez family moves centre stage at Belgian fresh, prepared and frozen produce giant
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ArticleReducing volatility in an imbalanced sector
Despite an oversupply of potatoes, increasing use of contracts is helping bring much-needed stability for growers and suppliers
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ArticleSpain retains appeal outside Europe
Fresh fruit and vegetable exports to non-European countries climbed in value for the January-November 2017 period
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ArticleAPAC parliaments foster growth
Members of the Asia Pacific Parliamentary Forum have met to discuss furthering trade development in the region
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ArticleGlobal orange production takes a tumble
The predicted global output for oranges is set to fall substantially, while lemons and limes see a record increase
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ArticleSPC takes first products to China
The Australian company is taking its Goulburn Valley and SPC brands to China, expanding its global footprint
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ArticleEarly harvest for NZ kiwiberries
Warm summer weather will see export programmes for Munch’n kiwiberries get underway in early February
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ArticleItalian citrus closes in on China access
Inspection of facilities in Sicily brings protocol nearer, with visit to kiwifruit packhouses set to streamline exports
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ArticleProto marks its 90th anniversary
The Greek exporter was founded back in 1928 and intends to use its 90 years of experience to take advantage of the growing potential for kiwifruit, cherries and grapes
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ArticleStrong start for Spanish lemons
Ailimpo reports double-digit rise in sales during the first half of the season
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ArticleExporters size up UK market
Stonefruit, mushrooms and finger limes were among the products showcased at Tradex’s annual trade mission
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ArticleSouth Africa's marketing milestone
Now in their tenth year, South Africa’s integrated market development campaigns have worked with retailers and media to raise the profile – and sales – of the country’s stonefruit and topfruit
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ArticleNoose tightens for Western Cape growers
Drought conditions mean underground water uses are under scrutiny in the Cape region
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ArticleProduction surge lifts Orri sales
More than 45,000 tonnes of the variety are expected to be sold this season
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ArticleGeest Line relocates operations to Dover
Shipper said relocation from Portsmouth was prompted by the capacity potential in Dover's western docks redevelopment
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ArticleSouth African stonefruit peaks
South African stonefruit season reaches height of campaign with exciting new developments aplenty
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ArticleFruit fly risk for Tasmania
A detection of fruit fly larva on Flinders Island has been followed by a second discovery in Spreyton
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ArticleLenswood Apples makes redundancies
Structure of South Australian cooperative under review following heavy hail storm
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ArticleLowered trade tariffs for 11 countries
Growers and exporters in 11 different countries will benefit from lower tariffs and improved market access through the CPTPP
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ArticleNature’s Choice launches quirky veg juices
Juices include cavolo nero and parsnip, with latter described by NCGM wholesaler as an eco-friendly substitute for almond and soya milk