All Production & Trade articles – Page 734
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ArticleUK's largest food firms send Brexit asks to PM
Letter signed by likes of Fresca, G’s and Poupart calls for tariff-free access to Single Market and access to labour post-Brexit
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ArticleUK potato production dips by five per cent
The 2016 crop is expected to reach 5.22 million tonnes with average yields also forecasted to slide by eight per cent
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ArticleYidu gets retail-ready with Zhengzhou op
Importer's new facility in central China processing customised packs of cherries for e-commerce and supermarket channels
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ArticleChinese food group to buy into Aussie supplier
Guangdong-based Winha is pursing a major stake in Australian fresh produce company Flavours
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ArticleBostock set for strong onion crop
New Zealand crop responding well to sunshine, with Hawke’s Bay-based company optimistic heading into season
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ArticleMushroom market in flux
The mushroom industry is on the edge of a consumer boom – if producers can stay in business long enough to take advantage
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ArticleBelExport wins UK-Benelux trade award
Belgian fruit exporter has been presented with the prestigious Golden Bridge Trade & Export Award
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ArticleOregon eyes South Korea export growth
A US trade mission to South Korea has revealed strong export growth potential for produce grown in Oregon state
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ArticlePakistan halts Indian veg imports
Pakistan has stopped imports of vegetables from India as border tensions rise, reports claim
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ArticleMercadona buys €50m of Portuguese products
Spanish retailer has longstanding relationships with Portuguese suppliers, including fruit and vegetable producers
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ArticleSpanish pears debut in India
Mumbai-based importer Yupaa welcomes first-ever shipment of Spanish pears, working with Nufri to bring in the Alejandrina variety
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ArticleTerminal velocity at Port of Southampton
A new Canary Islands Fruit Terminal has opened at the Port of Southampton, underpinning trade with the Spanish territory. Michael Barker attended the ribbon cutting
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ArticleInterview: Minor's major ambition
Minor Weir & Willis chairman Sant Mehta tells Nina Pullman why his latest investment is a signal of intent to the industry and what’s behind the group’s success
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ArticleUK to strengthen ties with Poland, says May
Prime Minister Theresa May has met with Polish counterpart to discuss strengthening the UK-Poland relationship post-Brexit
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Article‘Highly-respected’ Hunt honoured by Fruiterers award
Andy Hunt of Lower Hope Estate has been awarded with the Fruiterers Management Award for technological advances in cherry growing
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ArticleBanana prices rise as Brexit bites
Unfavourable exchange rates force four major supermarkets to increase banana prices in past two weeks
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ArticleBiobest aids in root disease fight
Growers in France, the Netherlands and Belgium will benefit from launch of Asperello T34 Biocontrol
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ArticleChile limbers up for first SK cherry campaign
The opening of the South Korean market in January reduces exporters’ reliance on China
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ArticleChilean cherries top Singles Day sales
Premium offering proved to be a hit among Chinese consumers during the online shopping festival
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ArticleNew service a ‘game changer’ for Tasmania
Leading Australian airline Qantas has announced a weekly direct service from Hobart, Tasmania, to Ningbo, China