All Production & Trade articles – Page 812
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ArticleBritish apple season begins at Goatham’s
Kent top-fruit supplier will pick first volumes of Discovery apples this week in first pick of the 2015-2016 season
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ArticleMelon suppliers urged to unite
Central American countries would be stronger together than as competitors, says international consultant
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ArticleAustralian veggie exports grow
Demand in Asia and the Middle East has driven a 5 per cent increase in value of Australian vegetable exports in the past financial year
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ArticleScales Corp lifts forecast earnings
New Zealand apple exporter has forecast a 25-35 per cent increase in earnings in the 2015 financial year
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ArticleWaitrose gives leg up to Scottish cherries
Stores in Scotland will stock only locally-produced cherries for the next few weeks following bumper crop
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ArticleSuppliers unveil new 'Garden of Innovation' venture
Bakkavor and Hammond Produce will produce rare varieties of vegetables and salad for new prepared produce range
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ArticlePolish migrants plan mass blood donation
Thousands of Polish workers in the UK will give blood on 20 August in a ‘positive protest’ against migrant scapegoating
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ArticleRequiem product closer to EU entry
Bayer CropScience's biological insecticide for greenhouse products could hit the European market in 2017
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ArticleCapespan hires Nick Fermor as new head of technical
Former Keelings manager Fermor is latest addition to expanding team, as Jason Ram settles in as trading manager
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ArticlePNG implements import bans
Australasian nation closes its doors to 10 fresh produce products as it aims to protect local producers
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ArticleGiumarra in Wildwood JV
Group announces a new sales and marketing agreement with Wildwood Packing and Cooling
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ArticleUnica welcomes two new members
Addition of new producers will boost group’s citrus and tomato output
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ArticleDubai foresees major growth
Despite the Dubai market suffering from lower prices due to oversupply, Farzana Trading expects significant developments in the build-up to Expo 2020
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ArticleMurcian tomatoes feel the heat
Up to 60 per cent of plants around Aguilas and Mazarrón could be suffering heat stress, producer organisation warns
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ArticleChiquita changes tack as Iran sanctions bite
Group selling less in the Middle East and diversifying market spread as some Iranian clients struggle to pay invoices
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ArticleMandarin imports reach trigger levels
Thailand temporarily increases tariffs on Australian mandarin imports
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ArticleGrangemouth to ‘significantly increase’ capacity
New investment in specialist power supply points at Scottish container terminal will benefit importers and exporters
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ArticleThe Holy Grail of garlic
New research looks set to open up limitless possibilities for improved garlic production
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ArticleIan Summerfield's herb ambition
Deserted glasshouses, robots, and a company gearing up in the herb market. Nina Pullman visited Langmeads’ CEO Ian Summerfield to chat about what’s next
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ArticlePak choi sees strong demand
UK growers and importers of popular oriental green discuss consumer trends and growing markets