All Production & Trade articles – Page 763
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ArticleAudio: Australia's huge opportunity in Asia
PMA Australia's Michael Worthington tells Chris White about anticipated growth in export sales for Australia fruit
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ArticleAudio: US shoppers buying more exotics
Bill Gerlach of US produce giant Melissa’s confirms that exotic fruit is becoming more popular among consumers
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ArticleCauli prices spiral as buyers urged to use alternatives
French cauliflowers are selling for as much as £3 each this week due to warm temperatures having caused a shortage
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Article'Massive' reinvestment needed in UK horticulture
New Food Research Collaboration report calls on Defra to do more to reverse declining fruit and veg production
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ArticleRussian ban 'still hurting' Polish exports
Situation remains critical due to lack of alternative markets, says head of Poland's fruit and vegetable producers association
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ArticleSicar’s lime output to rise sharply
Mexican lime specialist is projecting ample, consistent volume for 2016
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ArticleNew apple set to be unveiled
Brand name for dark-skinned variety to be announced in April ahead of first season in Australian market
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ArticleScottish farming incomes halved over four years
Lower market prices, favourable euro exchange rates and lower subsidies have hit farming incomes
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ArticleSpain takes steps to safeguard orange industry
Price fears prompt creation of agri-food committee to prevent abusive practices
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ArticleFreshco launches Breeze in southern China
New Zealand company welcomes start of export programmes following strong growing season
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ArticleUnderwater salad farm seeks partners
Nemo’s Garden, an underwater salad and herb trial site in Italy, has said it would welcome partners to take the project forward
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ArticleBumper avo crop on cards for Australia
Australians can expect more than 68,000 tonnes of avocados to hit retailer shelves in coming months
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ArticleChinese quarantine officials visit Australia
Hort Innovation Australia hosts high-powered Chinese delegation on tour of Victorian production regions in bid to boost two-way trade
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ArticleCompagnie Fruitière enlarges range
Known for the quality of its African fruit, France-based Compagnie Fruitière is launching a new premium pineapple for the European market
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ArticleAlmería strike averted at eleventh hour
Last minute deal between unions and managers prevents walkout by packhouse workers
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ArticleSalt leaves a bad taste in Vietnam
Mekong Delta growers are suffering as salt water infiltrates production areas
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ArticleLenswood Apples releasing next gen of apples
Australia’s next generation of apples are in production, with innovative packaging and creative marketing plans in mind
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ArticleFresh Produce Forum China: programme released
Programme announced for China’s leading international trade conference, which is launched by Asia Fruit Logistica and Asiafruit Magazine in Chengdu on 31 May-2 June
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ArticleChinese officials visit Tauranga in cross-industry tour
New Zealand's avocado, pipfruit and kiwifruit industries have welcomed a delegation of CIQA representatives to boost trade opportunities with China
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ArticleAlmería strike threatens lettuce supply
Walkout by packhouse workers will begin on Monday, prompting fears of an iceberg shortage in coming weeks