All Production & Trade articles – Page 846
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ArticleAtacama growers facing grave situation
Government says restoring irrigation to region’s fruit production is its top priority
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ArticleSpain pays more for January imports
Fresh produce import value grew 7 per cent year on year, while volumes dropped 2 per cent
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ArticleCorbana hits back at deadly spider claims
Banana association maintains that species is not present in Costa Rica and would not have been able to survive journey
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ArticleGiumarra debuts eat brighter! Fairtrade spring grapes
Mexican green, red and black seedless grapes will be available until July
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ArticleIndia suspends okra exports
India’s quarantine authorities have stopped all okra exports to Europe following pest interceptions during pre-shipment checks
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ArticleSpecial Fruit celebrates 25th
A quarter of a century has passed since the Belgian importer was founded, and further expansion is now in the pipeline
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ArticleGreece and Russia inspect ties
Seemingly at odds with the European Union, Greece and Russia are now turning to each other in search of common benefits
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ArticleAustralia moves towards origin labelling
Symbol would help consumers realise value proposition of local products, according to Australian Made group
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ArticleEastPack signals investment opportunity
Postharvest kiwifruit company encouraged by KISP referendum and future of New Zealand industry
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ArticleLuxury strawberries take off in Japan
Japanese regions are competing to produce luxury strawberry brands that command high prices on the domestic market
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ArticleNZ firms help cyclone-hit workers
New Zealand kiwifruit companies are helping their cyclone-hit seasonal staff return to work and rebuild homes
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ArticleChile presents apple project progress
Latest improvements in genetic improvement programme presented to growers during open day organised by Fruit Technology Consortium
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ArticleBoost for Polish greenhouse veg
Greenhouse tomato production set to rise due to new projects by Dutch firms
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ArticleCalifornia faces mandatory water reductions
Governor Edmund Brown has announced that "unprecedented action" must be taken as drought continues
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ArticleChilean table grapes on track
Exports from the South American nation to core markets up on last season
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ArticleThe Greenery focuses on efficiency
The Dutch marketer has responded to last year’s drop in sales with a major reorganisation plan and significant cost-cutting
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ArticleRecord season for seed potato exports
Current 2014/15 non-EU figure is already up 4,000 tonnes on 2013/14’s final total of almost 78,000 tonnes of Scottish seed exports
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ArticleVision starts Mexican cucumber programme
Vision Produce announces its La Visión cucumber programme, sourced from Caborca, Mexico
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ArticleFresh produce firm in 'sewage stench' complaint
Greencell has reportedly stepped up the pressure on a neighbouring business to take action over a 'tourist-deterring' foul odour
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ArticleCitrus greening fight continues
Agriculture secretary Tom Vilsack announces approximately US$23m available for citrus greening research