All Production & Trade articles – Page 736
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ArticleFunding boost for emerging Cape farmers
Some R120m will be used to enhance production at various Cape farms
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ArticleEurope welcomes first New Zealand Jazz
Enzafruit has taken delivery of the first Jazz apples of the New Zealand season at the Port of Antwerp in Belgium
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ArticleHoney Gold strikes it rich
Production boost for increasingly popular mango variety with season also set to be extended
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ArticleVCM takes Tesco to NZ
A Tesco Lotus trip to T&G and Zespri plantations will help boost New Zealand apple and kiwifruit sales in Thailand, says Vachamon
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ArticleZespri gives all-clear to withdrawn fruit
New Zealand kiwifruit marketer confident no risk posed to consumer safety following packaging scare
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ArticleTurkish cherries close in on China
A deal to allow Turkish cherries to enter the Chinese market is close to completion, with inspectors due to descend on Turkish production sites and packhouses
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ArticleChilenut braces for bumpy ride
Increased competition and production issues will make for a challenging 2016 season, delegates at Exponut told
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ArticleItalian kiwifruit firms backing Dorì
A consortium set up to sell the yellow kiwifruit is aiming to supply 3,000 tonnes to markets around the world by 2018
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ArticleUncertainty shrouds stonefruit campaign
Recent unfavourable weather, including frost and hail, have forced many European regions to delay forecasts on the new stonefruit crop
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ArticleVietnamese dragonfruit on Australian agenda
Tropical fruit joins a line of Vietnamese fruit set for access, following first shipment of lychees last year
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ArticleEurope expects smaller apricot crop
Production forecast down in 2016 mainly due to adverse weather, but interest among growers is said to be rising
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ArticleAus blood oranges win South Korea access
Leading grower excited about prospects for niche variety in North Asian nation
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ArticleArgentina secures US lemon pledge
New regulation set to be passed within weeks, according to governor of Tucumán
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ArticleGlobal food challenges "underestimated"
Study shows Only 4 per cent of consumers correctly estimate world food production must increase 60 per cent by 2050
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ArticleKiwifruit prices hit low in Europe
High volumes from Italy and Greece have contributed toward the saturation of the European market, forcing exporters east
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AnalysisOpinion: The other Panama papers
Not for the first time, the mainstream media has got carried away by the idea of Cavendish bananas disappearing overnight
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ArticleEx-Bakkavor bunch pitch up at Freshtime
Lewis McKeown has joined as technical manager, Nick Ogden has joined as process manager and James Zamimba joins as product planner
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ArticleTruss implores UK food industry to work together
Environment secretary wants British consumers to feel the same pride as people in other countries do about seeing British food on shelves
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ArticleDanper celebrates China first
Trujillo-based company has become the first Peruvian exporter to ship fresh asparagus to China
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ArticleRe:inc shows off new varieties
Leading international growers and marketers have attended a new apple and pear variety tasting in South Africa