All Production & Trade articles – Page 750
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ArticleTru-Cape welcomes successful harvest
Despite challenges including fruit size and currency fluctuations, Tru-Cape hails its strong topfruit harvest
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ArticleValle Maule integrates with partners
The Chilean blueberry specialist has brought its distribution partners in Asia and Europe into the business as shareholders
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ArticleCosta creates new global berry role
Peter McPherson has been appointed to the newly created role of general manager – berry international for leading Australian group Costa
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ArticleVitacress holds second Environment Week
Initiative aims to educate employees in the importance of nature and biodiversity
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ArticleSouth African citrus volumes drop further
Country's citrus crop forecast decreases substantially as Valencia harvest starts
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ArticlePeru in sights of Gulf traders
The rise of the South American exporter has been rapid and significant, with Dubai-based traders increasingly eyeing the source
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ArticleAilimpo expects Spanish lemon jump
Group expects violumes to bounce back in 2016/17, with initial forecast pegging crop at 980,000 tonnes
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ArticleNew plantings for Bostock New Zealand
Leading organic grower-marketer invests in redeveloping orchards with varieties suited to Asian markets
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ArticleRubio backs citrus incentive
Florida Citrus Mutual has applauded senator Marco Rubio for co-sponsoring citrus bill
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ArticleVietnam eyeing dragon fruit exports
Australian officials have toured Vietnamese dragon fruit farms and packhouses ahead of granting access
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ArticleTrade untouched by coup attempt
Uncowed by last weekend’s attempted coup by the Turkish military, the country’s produce exporters remain positive and are now eyeing a return to Russia
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ArticleAbella Fruits hones in on quality
The Lléida-based stonefruit producer believes in letting its products do the talking
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ArticleDutoit's first blueberry crop on the way
Company's expansion into berry production accompanied by new investments in cherries and sweet potatoes
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ArticleBotanicoir beats the rain with €1.2m Sri Lanka spend
Coir producer says new automated drying facility will mean problems caused by monsoons will be a thing of the past
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ArticleGulf region sees slowdown in trade
Low oil prices and the continuing war with Yemen have caused demand to fall in Saudi Arabia, while Iran’s recovery from sanctions remains slow
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ArticleYupaa and Capespan complete merger
Creation of Yupaa Fresh signals unifying of Yupaa’s business with strategic partner Capespan
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ArticleSweet future for blackberries
Berry Gardens predicts rise of new, sweeter blackberries will help drive market growth
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ArticleZespri denies pressure claims
Kiwifruit marketer says Chinese government has not made any retaliation threats over steel dumping case
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ArticleLimoneira launches direct orange sales
The US-based citrus group has brought its orange and specialty citrus sales in-house as it bids to duplicate its success in marketing lemons
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ArticleJapanese companies to open veggie factory
Marubeni Corporation, Showa Denko and Chiyoda are collaborating on an artificially lit vegetable factory in Dubai