All Production & Trade articles – Page 741
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ArticlePrices surge as veg shortage bites
The price of some vegetables are at their highest level in 15 years, according to Anecoop
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ArticleHyundai invests in Cambodian mangoes
The South Korean subsidiary of Hyundai has invested US$4m to develop a processing and distribution centre for Cambodian mangoes
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ArticleIndia to boost EU grape exports
Grower registrations on the rise, as season gets off to strong start
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ArticleAustralian produce shines in South Korea
Mangoes, dried fruit and nuts among the wares on display at Seoul event
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ArticleNFU calls for urgent talks after PM’s Brexit speech
Farmers’ union calls for urgent talks with government after Theresa May announces UK will leave Single Market
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ArticleVeg shortages hit retailers and consumers
The Spanish supply saga has been picked up by consumers and UK national media while suppliers warn ‘it will get worse’
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ArticleSeville oranges arrive early at Waitrose
Supermarket is launching its Seville oranges earlier than ever before as marmalade-making season gets underway
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ArticleProvefrut foresees brighter future in Europe
The frozen vegetable specialist hopes Ecuador’s new trade deal with the EU will bring long-term stability to its European programmes
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ArticleAyrshire Earlies in line for PGI status
Scottish new potato has been put forward for protected name status by Girvan Early Growers
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ArticleUK and Denmark in ‘biggest-ever’ organic campaign
Joint campaign has won €10.4 million in EU funding with hopes of kickstarting major organic sales growth in the UK
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ArticleFirst Aussie zucchinis shipped to Japan
Consumers in Japan can now dine on Australian zucchinis, melons and pumpkins
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ArticleAustralia opens to Vietnamese dragonfruit
Government department outlines recommendation in final report, subject to biosecurity conditions
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ArticleFyffes' shareholders approve takeover
Sumitomo Corporation's €751m takeover bid gets the green light at a meeting of investors in Ireland
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ArticleBrassica sector wins new £4.4m research project
A new project funded by the BBSRC will look at how brassica crops react to the environment and aim to reduce crop losses
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ArticleFarmers are right to doubt Defra’s Brexit strategy
No plan, no policy: farmers, growers and ministers fear Defra's voice is not loud enough to protect agri budget post-Brexit
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ArticleMash Direct launches Burns Night ‘Bites’
New product from Northern Irish grower-processor combines haggis, neeps and tatties coated with gluten-free crumbs
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ArticleBFV comes to aid of Haspengouw
Talks between Belgian cooperative BFV and Veiling Haspengouw could secure the future of the troubled topfruit auction
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ArticleSeeka commences Gem planting programme
Leading fresh produce company aims to diversify avocado category in New Zealand
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ArticleNZ cherries on chartered flights to Asia
Four chartered flights have been organised to ship New Zealand cherries direct to Asia
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ArticleVeg and salad prices sky high as supply crisis deepens
Prices have rocketed due to Spanish floods with further increases expected and availability deteriorating