All Production & Trade articles – Page 748
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ArticleOrganic growth in Dutch topfruit
The Netherlands' organics boom could soon set prices tumbling, says the country's largest organic topfruit grower, Robert Elshof
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ArticlePlant burger that ‘bleeds’ to star at London conference
US meat substitute to be sampled by Joanna Lumley at conference highlighting environmental impact of livestock production
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ArticleNew tool lifts Peru’s export profile
Catalogue and digital platform will provide reliable and updated information on exports of key Peruvian products
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ArticleIsle of Wight grower extends speciality tomato season
Production will continue into early November this year, capitalising on strong demand particularly for green tomatoes
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ArticleIndia ban upsets China exports
Chinese apple shippers scrabble for alternative export markets as Indian ban continues into the new season
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ArticleMore Finos but fewer Vernas for Spain
Ailimpo’s latest forecast pegs the Fino and Verna crops at 907,000 tonnes and 208,000 tonnes respectively
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ArticleManufacturer tackles EU on buprofezin
Nichino America argues the product has a long history of safe use in insecticides and the EU is not taking a risk-based approach
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ArticleAC Goatham buys eight new farms
Acquisition of new orchards and cold storage facility means company now owns over 2,650 acres across Kent
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ArticleSpain fears rise of the Egyptians
As Egypt ramps up its citrus production and turns desert into groves, Spain’s citrus producers are keeping a close eye on the competition
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ArticleGrowers can now salt their mushrooms too
Salt joins list of 16 other everyday substances that growers can use to control pests, weeds and diseases after European Commission approval
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ArticleBranston appoints new South West general manager
Former Brake Bros and QV Foods employee joins potato supplier to oversee operations at site for new and salad potatoes
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ArticleUK ramps up LatAm charm offensive
The UK government is keen to line up a trade deal with the region’s fastest growing economies after Brexit
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ArticleSunkist aims to Delite consumers
Citrus specialist will begin shipping California-grown mandarins in early November
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ArticleCMR obtains Fairtrade, IFS accreditations
The certifications reaffirm the company’s commitment to excellence in management, the group said
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ArticleFoosball fever to hit PMA Fresh Summit
Visitors invited to play US representatives at I Love Produce booth
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ArticleAussie citrus on show at 7-Eleven Philippines
Austrade and Citrus Australia have partnered with 7-Eleven Philippines to promote Aussie citrus at the convenience stores
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ArticleKiwifruit harvest underway in Italy
Zespri eyeing increased gold crop from European production hub on the back of maturing vines
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ArticleBanana production 'could rise to higher altitudes'
Meteorologist raises spectre of moving production as a consequence of climate change and more frequent droughts
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ArticleNFU urges RPA to ‘up its game’ on subsidy payments
Body warns growers that remapping of common land, on which farmers can claim entitlements, could worsen delays in processing claims
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ArticleTwins set to smash own record for UK’s biggest pumpkin
Current record holders expect to beat last year’s record by more than 20 stone at pumpkin festival near Southampton on 14 October