All Production & Trade articles – Page 753
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ArticleCapespan in Joy Wing Mau JV
Venture aim to provide suppliers and customers with a "unique value proposition" for supply and distribution of fruit within Asia
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ArticleSaudi Arabia celebrates Turkish citrus
Sales of Turkish citrus in Saudi Arabia jumped 39 per cent in 2016
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ArticleT&G celebrates in Thailand
Customers and government representatives in Thailand joined T&G Global’s for a celebration of its 120th year in business
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ArticleCali walnut campaign returns after 20-year hiatus
Commission hopes to further health-driven sales rises in Californian walnuts for which UK is now third-largest European market
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ArticleSouthern African citrus on the up
Exports of citrus from Southern Africa are expected to return to 2015 levels this season
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ArticleSpecial report: The champagne of potatoes
Jersey Royal growers recognise the importance of holding onto their protected food name, but as the competition mounts they know the brand alone won’t carry them
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ArticleEssex potato grower wins China retail listings
Fairfields Farm has signed two retail contracts in China and Hong Kong to supply its branded crisps
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ArticleMajorcan new potatoes make way to UK as sales soar
Branston responds to rocketing demand for early new potatoes, supplying Tesco with Majorcan crop from end of March
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ArticleCA citrus soaks up rains
Longed-for rain fell in California this winter, saturating citrus groves and delaying the harvest
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ArticleSpanish port strike averted
Government forced to go back to the drawing board after Congress votes down reform law
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ArticleCR pineapples get green light from China
Producers and exporters are being urged to unite in order to fully exploit China’s market potential
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ArticleNZ, Argentina ink ag arrangement
Cooperation on agricultural research and innovation are on the agenda for New Zealand and Argentina
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ArticleCropLogic appoints lead manager
ASX listing nears for New Zealand group, which specialises in providing predictive decision support systems to growers
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Article'Turbulence is nothing new' - ex-MP
National Fruit Show chair and industry veteran Michael Jack gives an upbeat assessment of the opportunities for UK produce
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ArticleShropshire warns of spiralling labour costs
G's chairman John Shropshire makes powerful case for economic benefits of seasonal workers
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ArticleSainsbury’s sales dip due to uncertainty
Like-for-like sales fell by 0.5 per cent during the last nine weeks as CEO Mike Coupe notes competitive market and price uncertainty
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ArticleSpecial report: Scotland’s berry dilemma
The berry sector continues to grow at pace but labour issues and production costs are creating uncertainty over expansion in Scotland
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ArticleAHDB to roll out 'whole-farm' benchmarking programme
Newly appointed ‘farm benchmarking manager’ will introduce scheme to enable improved benchmarking and peer-to-peer learning
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Testing times for Chilean grapes
Northern Chile’s export window is being squeezed by increased competition from Peru and an extended Californian season
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ArticleRains hit Peruvian produce exports
Banana producers in the north of the country have been particularly affected by the excessive rainfall