All Production & Trade articles – Page 779
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ArticlePM invites GLA to join anti-slavery taskforce
Theresa May has invited the GLA to join her new anti-slavery taskforce in a bid to clamp down on exploitative employers
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ArticlePost-Brexit labour shortage will change face of industry
A shortage of overseas labour post-Brexit could prompt more investment in automation as structure of UK agriculture shifts
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ArticleBelOrta to launch apple named after Pippa Middleton
The Pippa apple will be available commercially in time for next season and offers stand-out looks and good flavour
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ArticleTraders dye fruit to boost sales
Indian market traders are spray-painting fruit to make it appear ripe and boost sales, The Independent reports
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ArticleFresh start for bananas
Rain is heralding a brighter future for the Philippine banana sector after successive years of drought, disease and devastation
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ArticleEU acts to limit scope of Russian ban
Moscow preventing Spanish stonefruit shipments to China from passing through its territory
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ArticleMoorhouse & Mohan placed in administration
Cambridgeshire supplier in voluntary administration as legal bills related to supplier disputes become too much
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ArticlePeruvian blues fix a date in China
The first airflown shipment by China Eastern Airlines will coincide with the visit of Xi Jinping
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ArticleHort Connections heads to Adelaide in May
Ausveg and PMA Australia-New Zealand’s joint industry event Hort Connections has been locked in for 15-17 May 2017
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ArticleKorean consumers benefit from FTA action
Trade agreements make imported fruit more affordable and more popular
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ArticleTurkish lemons face EU obstacles
As the EU suffers a glut of lemons from Argentina, Turkish exporters may have to deal with the effects of tighter controls and higher transport costs
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ArticleRussia considers ban on Egyptian citrus
Russian-Egyptian relations have been dealt a further blow, with Russia threatening to ban Egyptian citrus and no resumption of direct flights
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ArticleTomato PGI welcomes new member
Volumes of Tomate La Cañada-branded tomatoes to increase as Luis Andújar becomes seventh company to join the label
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ArticleT&G Global unveils FirstPick
New Zealand wholesale customers can now place orders in real time via desktop or mobile devices
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ArticleTurkish lemons face tighter controls
EU’s decision announced as market comes under increasing pressure from glut of Argentine lemons and bigger Spanish crop
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ArticleTomates de Toulouse get investment
French greenhouse vegetable grower Les Serres de Bessières is increasing production of its Tomates de Toulouse, with investments set to grow to €16m
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VideoSalvi Unacoa: new markets are a must
Commercial director Oliver Stein reflects on group's new export alliance Origine and the challenge of selling more kiwifruit.
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ArticleBranston cycles 100 miles for charity
Potato supplier organises bike ride in aid of organisations including Macmillan Cancer Support and emergency services charity LIVES
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ArticleRijk Zwaan demo days open for business
Six-week period allows Rijk Zwaan to showcase various open-field vegetable crops in Fijnaart
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ArticleWholesaler breaches Hort Code of Conduct
Melbourne wholesaler Young Sang has admitted it breached the Horticulture Code of Conduct in 2015