All Production & Trade articles – Page 820
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ArticleItalian firms ready to club together
Leading suppliers make statement of intent as growing need for consolidation prompts them to consider club model
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ArticleChilean exporters urged to join free trade zone
Chinese government initiative in Shanghai is to be rolled out to other cities
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ArticleSparkes named new tomato growers' body chairman
Industry veteran Bernard Sparkes replaces Nigel Bartle, and aims to continue TGA's focus on technical issues and R&D
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ArticleZespri expects even larger volume
Company confident of renewed demand for larger crop of SunGold kiwifruit and overall 74m-75m trays of Green this season
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ArticleJubilee strawberries set to be 'super sweet'
Retailers advised by UK Driscoll Jubilee growers to stock up and take advantage of this year’s sweeter, larger berry
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ArticleStudy sheds light on Tango’s provenance
CVVP claims new research proves that Tango is essentially derived from Nadorcott
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ArticleScales Corporation boosts dividends
Fruit and vegetables logistics group betters forecast returns for shareholders
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ArticleArgentine topfruit shipper files for bankruptcy
Via Frutta is one of the country’s top ten apple and pear exporters
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ArticleFPAA holds annual meeting
Fresh Produce Association of the Americas meet features key note from newly appointed AZ director of agriculture
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ArticleIndia signs US$22bn-worth of deals with China
India and China have signed more than 20 business and trade deals
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ArticleEarly start for BC blueberries
The Canadian blueberry season is looking at an early start, with the British Colombian-grown berries to be harvested from 20 June
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ArticleStandardised quality the answer
FRESH FOCUS CHILE: Chilean kiwifruit exporters are paying greater attention to the ripeness and firmness of the fruit, as competition intensifies both in Europe and East Asia
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ArticleChilean blues spread far and wide
FRESH FOCUS CHILE: Previously dependent to a large extent on the North American market, Chilean blueberries are now building a solid reputation in distant markets like East Asia
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ArticleSouth African citrus set for US
The first South African citrus fruit of 2015 will be arriving in the US next week, while the first significant arrivals are scheduled for mid-June
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ArticleG's review could mean job losses
Veg and salad supplier realigning business for the future in response to 'changing market dynamics'
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ArticleHot spell puts Spanish growers on alert
Stonefruit producers take action to combat soaring temperatures
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Article'Fresh' and 'green' working model helps Blue Skies up profit
The fruit business, which sells to retail and foodservice customers, increased its pre-tax profit from £2.1m to £3m in 2014
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ArticleQueensland citrus industry targets exports
New grower group aims to improve the viability and profitability of Central Burnett’s export sector
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ArticleChiquita's losses soar in Q1
Fresh produce giant sees drop in sales, while terminated Fyffes deal hits first quarter expenses and group lays off 300 in Latin America
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ArticlePrince Charles urged PM to promote British produce
Letters between heir to throne and former PM Tony Blair show Charles’ awareness of key issues facing fresh produce industry