All Production & Trade articles – Page 752
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ArticleProduce firm crowned 'fastest growing' business in East Midlands
Chris Eley Produce has taken the number one place for profit growth this year on the annual East Midlands Top 200 Report
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ArticleVelvetleaf inspections scaled back in NZ
New Zealand government aims to develop long-term management plan, as pest plant is found among Waikato maize crops
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ArticleNew citrus group to defend EU interests
Committee unites representatives from France, Italy and Spain to tackle challenges including citrus black spot
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ArticleFirst Indian pomegranates arrive in US
Kay Bee Exports lands fresh pomegranate shipment in North America after USDA approves irradiation programme
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ArticleJimbofresh melons make a splash
Spanish producer says production of Okashi, Cayoran and Jimbee set to grow following favourable market response
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ArticleEU producers eye new markets in Asia
Annual meeting of joint Franco-Hispano-Italian Committee discusses potential of South East Asian countries
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ArticleNew strawberry shows early promise
Developed by Italian breeder CIV, trial production of the Flavia variety is due to begin in Spain next year
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ArticleTraditional retail key to India
Understanding traditional street vendors and ‘mom-and-pop’ stores is vital to reaching India’s fast-expanding consumer market, heard delegates at Fresh Produce India
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ArticleNew Zealand exports top NZ$4.3bn
Strong branding, marketing and productivity have seen a record year for New Zealand’s horticulture exports in 2015
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ArticlePioneering firm ups turnover and pre-tax profit
Watts group - which brought the first UK-grown sweet potato to market - saw turnover rise to £32.6m in the year ending 30 September 2015
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ArticleSales rise helps Berry Gardens turnover skyrocket
The berry co-operative grew its turnover by 15.8 per cent from 2014 to £278m in 2015
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ArticlePotato firm feels the heat
Wilson's Country saw turnover fall from £14 million to £11.9m in the year to 25 July 2015
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ArticleAustrian apple trade hopes for buy-out
The financial failure of major packer-supplier Steirerfrucht has hit hard in Austria's renowned apple-producing heartland Styria
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ArticleThailand imposes export permits
Suppliers required to register with National Bureau of Agricultural Commodity and Food Standards
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ArticleLevy increase for Australian citrus
Statutory and export charge to rise by over A$1 per tonne in a bid to boost research and development
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ArticleOptifreeze delivers frozen revolution
Ground-breaking technology allows fruits and vegetables to be frozen and thawed with no loss of quality
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ArticleFedefruta names new president
Ramón Achurra becomes the tenth president of the Chilean producer association
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ArticlePest problem for NZ feijoas
Guava moth continues to spread across North Island, prompting concerns among growers
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ArticleSluggish economy hits Thai import sales
Thailand’s economic downturn and tourism crisis are curbing imported produce sales, says trader
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ArticleTrade mission uncovers SEA potential
Australian citrus suppliers poised to capitalise on increased spending power and blossoming retail sector