All Production & Trade articles – Page 777
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ArticleBiopesticides set to "overtake chemicals"
Number of biopesticides available in Europe forecast to overtake chemicals within ten years, says former EU adviser on IPM
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ArticleSilver for Van der Lans International
The Dutch importer turns 25 this week, marking the milestone with the launch of a new website as it prepares for the next quarter century
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ArticleCollaboration key to China success
Business forum held in Catalonia to discuss opportunities in Chinese stonefruit market
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ArticleNY growers excited by SnapDragon and RubyFrost
Now in their third commercial season, sales of the new apple varieties will be supported by a major promotional campaign
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ArticleEurope set for bicolored apple harvest
As the harvest begins, promotions of bicolored apples from Europe are set to continue, in order to win market share in markets including China and the UAE
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ArticleSpain confirms bigger lemon crop
Production will rise by more than 20 per cent this season, while grapefruit volumes will fall
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ArticleResearch offers hope in fight against SWD
A new AHDB-funded research project on SWD fruit fly could spark optimism among growers
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ArticleTomato suppliers reap benefits of switching to LED
APS Salads and Flavour Fresh have cut energy costs and boosted yields after switching to a 100 per cent LED system
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ArticleClapham and Macdonald quit Produce Investments
Chairman Barrie Clapham and finance director Brian Macdonald announce departures, as company reports reduced profits
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ArticleMahindra Univeg invests in MeraKisan
Online platform set to extend its reach in India thanks to minority shareholding
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ArticleElsoms Seeds gears up for open days
Seed specialist is preparing to showcase its new species, varieties and chemical treatments
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Article'Digital future' for farming
Digitalisation, insects and 3D food printing will shape tomorrow’s industry according to a presentation at GlobalGAP Summit
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Article50 per cent sales boost for Langmead Herbs
Turnover at Sussex-based company rises thanks to new business gains and more trade with existing customers
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ArticleBrazil and India to strengthen trade links
Talks on opening the Indian market for Brazilian apples, avocados and table grapes are being pushed up the agenda
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ArticleGreenyard breaks ground on new US facility
The expansion will significantly boost the company’s operations in the northeastern US
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ArticleMoroccan berries on UK mission
A number of exporters of Moroccan berries arrived in London this week for one-on-one meetings with UK importers, with the aim of growing exports to the country
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ArticleNFU calls for European adjudicator
Union's president argues British farmers and suppliers should have the same protections abroad as they have in the UK
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ArticleSainsbury’s reduces food waste by 10 per cent
Sainbury’s has slashed food waste to energy recovery but charity donations of surplus produce remain small across major retailers
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ArticleVal Venosta: smaller crop but confidence high
With harvesting well underway in Italy's South Tyrol region, VI.P's apple volume is set to be 15-20 per cent down
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ArticleEgypt in talks to end Russia ban
Egypt’s AEC is in negotiations to end the ban on Egyptian produce exports to Russia before the start of the citrus campaign in December