All Production & Trade articles – Page 833
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ArticleRising exports spreads disease
A surge in dragon fruit plantings to meet export demand has led to a huge increase in plant disease in Vietnam
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ArticleNo end to CFG strike as talks prove fruitless
Ceres Fruit Growers striker moves into its second month
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ArticleTesco 'to make life easier for suppliers', as Lewis says sorry
The UK's leading supermarket is to introduce a new standard approach in an attempt to help small and medium-sized businesses
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ArticleIndia seeks German support
India hopes Germany can convince the EU to lift its continued ban on Indian vegetables
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ArticleProvenance key to Stemilt pear push
Group's Rushing Rivers pear programme success stems from locally grown message
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ArticleSeald Sweet sees import growth
Florida-based group is expanding its citrus and grape import deals to help strengthen its position on the North American market.
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ArticleHalloween horror as ‘pumpkin poisoner’ blackmails grower
One of the UK’s largest pumpkin growers was told his crop had been injected with cyanide and told to pay £50,000
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ArticleCopa-Cogeca urges CBS action
Organisations call for EU measures to be stepped up to prevent Citrus Black Spot disease coming into Europe
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ArticleChilean blueberry exports to rise again
First volume peak expected in weeks 49 and 50, says Chilean Blueberry Committee
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ArticleBayer CropScience teams up with NWA
Partnership deal aims to boost membership of US watermelon association
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ArticleTrans Pacific Partnership deal struck
Twelve Pacific Rim nations have ended five years of negotiations with the finalisation of the Trans Pacific Partnership
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ArticleKorean pear exports to Australia resume
The South Korean Ministry of Agriculture, Food and Rural Affairs has announced the lifting of a blanket ban on pear exports to Australia
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ArticleGrowers sign £400k raspberry breeding agreement
Onubafruit, Lubera, WB Chambers and East Malling Services have formed a breeding consortium, with others encouraged to join
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ArticleSoup giant fined £60k after worker's horror injuries
Contract worker lost part of his right foot and had his left leg amputated below the knee after an incident at a Baxters production line
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ArticleSmith's closes potato plant in WA
The announcement that Smith’s Snackfood Company will close its Canning Vale potato chip manufacturing plant will affect Western Australia’s fresh potato growers
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ArticleFruit shortage hits Japan
A shortage of fruit over Japan's summer months has seen prices rise and consumption drop
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Chinese importers on US apple and pear tour
The Washington Apple Commission and Northwest Pear Bureau are hosting nine Chinese importers on a trade mission to US apple and pear orchards
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ArticleFirms with no language skills 'lose out' on exports
UK losing millions in wasted export potential as exporters don't have language skills to close deals in non-English markets
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ArticleEurope holds untapped avocado potential
There is tremendous room for growth in Europe for imported avocados, according to pioneering distributor
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ArticleIndia survives difficult season
Indian grape exporters secured convincing volumes to Europe last season, despite weather and crop problems