All Production & Trade articles – Page 831
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ArticleSpanish citrus campaign goes from bad to worse
Greater availability of South African oranges in the European market is adding to Spain’s woes
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ArticleAHDB calls for productivity increase
Levy board CEO Jane King calls for industry to work together and become more competitive as EU exit approaches
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ArticleEU crucial for Scottish organics
Organic farmers in Scotland overwhelmingly favour continued access to the European single market, according to a survey by SOPA
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ArticleTenderstem sales up 23 per cent in 2016
Heavy investment in PR and marketing boosted Tenderstem sales by 23 per cent with volume of seed up 10 per cent in the UK
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ArticleVeg supplier launches mayonnaise brand
Leeds-based Troy Foods has invested £200,000 in expanding its high-care line for dressings and launched a mayonnaise brand
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ArticleLeadsom hints at EU labour access
Environment secretary expresses ‘commitment’ to ‘meeting labour needs’ of food and farming industry
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ArticleBelabela satsuma returns to the UK
Late season satsuma from Munoz Group will be stocked in M&S and Tesco while global volumes are expected to reach 7 million kgs
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ArticleConcerns mount over farming subsidy levels
Defra does not have strong enough voice in cabinet and must reassure farmers on subsidies beyond 2020, says Scottish farming minister
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ArticlePPO takes over Georges Helfer
Swiss distributor PPO looks to complement its own services, while ensuring the continuation of importer Georges Helfer
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ArticleEU lifts ban on Indian veg
The European Union has lifted a three-year ban on four Indian vegetables, reports Press Trust of India
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ArticleNew Environment Act ‘vital’ for post-Brexit UK farming
A new Environment Protection Act is vital for UK farmers maintain competitiveness in international markets post Brexit
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ArticleTrade mourns loss of Karl Dürbeck
German importer was instrumental in developing Europe's overseas fruit imports over the past half century
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ArticleSpanish exports plot steady course in 2016
New markets, greater innovation and improved crisis management are the main challenges facing the industry
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ArticleNew British-Irish trade gateway launched
Network of businesses and trade groups is designed to help maintain British-Irish trade post Brexit
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ArticleT&G Global unveils Jazz rebrand
New Zealand-headquartered company aims to reinforce apple's premium proposition with new look
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ArticleAussie mangoes set for Korean promotion
Event set to highlight versatility of tropical fruit to new consumers in Asian nation
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ArticleGolden Bay targets net gain for apples
One of New Zealand's leading exporters is investing in netting systems to reduce the impact of hail on its export sales
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ArticleNorfolk potato supplier enters administration
Preva Produce is up for sale after 20 jobs were lost when cash pressures led to suspension of packing operation
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ArticleRain dampens Spanish outlook
Supplies of leafy salads, citrus and vegetables face disruption as losses run into hundreds of millions of euros
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ArticleResearch aims to boost Scottish blues production
Scottish government is funding research to develop blueberry plants that are better suited to country’s soil and climate