All Production & Trade articles – Page 734
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ArticleExotic tastes drive up sales
The exotics category is in strong value and volume growth, but the ever more competitive nature of supply is making life complicated for importers
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ArticleFlorida forecast rise is "silver lining"
Latest USDA citrus forecast sees rise in Valencia volumes, despite ongoing battle against citrus greening
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ArticleHLB warns of papaya shortfall
Unprecedented drought conditions in papaya fields cause ongoing shortages
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ArticleExotic tastes drive up sales
The exotics category is in strong value and volume growth, but the ever more competitive nature of supply is making life complicated for importers
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ArticleVietnam encouraged to evaluate Thai imports
Thai-PAN results warrant “technical measures” to protect consumers, says deputy director of Southern Fruit Research Institute
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ArticleCrowdfunded feast celebrates start of British asparagus
Asparagus starred in a five-course menu held in honour of the start of the British season in Bristol last week
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ArticleNew image for South African citrus
South Africa’s summer citrus campaign continues to gain momentum in the US with the launch of a new brand identity
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ArticleLemon shortage causes price spike
Wholesalers report delay in Argentinian lemon exports to the UK has hiked prices as Spanish season draws to an end
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ArticleCrackdown on ‘seductive’ banana consumption
China imposes new laws on ‘erotic’ consumption of fruit in stand against ‘inappropriate’ content
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ArticleHazera champions round radish
Seed specialist outlines the latest innovations in the development of the segment
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ArticleAustralian macadamias on show in South Korea
Power bloggers and celebrity chef share experiences from four-day tour with consumers in Asian nation
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ArticleArgentina celebrates US lemon deal
Citrus producers seek to allay fears of Californian growers by pledging to avoid flooding market with fruit
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ArticleKiwifruit NZ to reconsider marketing proposals
The New Zealand High Court has ordered Kiwifruit New Zealand to reconsider marketing proposals from Seeka and Splice
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ArticleProduce firm crowned 'fastest growing' business in East Midlands
Chris Eley Produce has taken the number one place for profit growth this year on the annual East Midlands Top 200 Report
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ArticleVelvetleaf inspections scaled back in NZ
New Zealand government aims to develop long-term management plan, as pest plant is found among Waikato maize crops
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ArticleNew citrus group to defend EU interests
Committee unites representatives from France, Italy and Spain to tackle challenges including citrus black spot
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ArticleFirst Indian pomegranates arrive in US
Kay Bee Exports lands fresh pomegranate shipment in North America after USDA approves irradiation programme
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ArticleJimbofresh melons make a splash
Spanish producer says production of Okashi, Cayoran and Jimbee set to grow following favourable market response
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ArticleEU producers eye new markets in Asia
Annual meeting of joint Franco-Hispano-Italian Committee discusses potential of South East Asian countries