All Production & Trade articles – Page 852
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ArticleReyenvas creates insect-repellant banana film
New material protects fruit from pests and is more environmentally friendly than conventional perforated bags, company claims
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ArticleBayer inaugurates phytotron facility
State-of-the-art growth chambers provide optimal conditions to study plant diseases
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ArticleNew tax system to be trialled in Shanghai
Customs broker Oheng Import & Export Co is trialling a new tax system for fruit imported on consignment ahead of the Chilean cherry season
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ArticleJapan exporters eyeing Thailand
Japan has set a target on ¥1 trillion in food and agri-exports by 2020, driven by the growing demand for Japanese food in Thailand
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ArticleNorthern Ireland bans growing of GM crops
Decision follows Scotland’s move to prohibit GM crop cultivation, despite lobbying from farming unions
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ArticleProvide specific origin of produce, Truss urges
Retailers and suppliers encouraged to provide region-specific origin info on produce to inspire pride in British consumers
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ArticleLimoneira set to launch Lemons for Life
Healthy Grocery Girl founder, Megan Roosevelt, joins campaign aimed at integrating lemons into consumer’s lives
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ArticleHeat wave slashes Spanish citrus crop
Record summer temperatures have cut production by up to 25 per cent in some varieties
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ArticleJazz promotion hits road in Thailand
Thai fruit importer Vachamon has taken a Jazz roadshow promotion to three regional provinces as it bids to build nationwide sales of the apple
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ArticleIndirect suppliers ‘should be’ covered by GSCoP
Report finds that Kenyan exporters are facing ‘unfair trading practices’ and order cancellations from European retailers
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ArticleDel Monte Kenya in land dispute
The governments of Murang’a and Kiambu continue to frustrate Del Monte Kenya’s efforts to renew the lease on 9,000ha that are set to expire
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ArticleDutch pepper suppliers see late-summer sales surge
High temperatures and poor Spanish exports sent European retailers knocking on Dutch doors and led to late price spike
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ArticleTasmania wins biosecuity reprieve
Growers cleared to have industry-based officers conduct inspection service
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ArticleRSA citrus exports to EU suspended
South Africa’s citrus industry has recommended to the government that all citrus exports to the EU are suspended for the current season
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ArticleLe Novablue est arrivé!
From the country that brings us Beaujolais comes a Gala apple with a twist: the red-robed Novablue with a very sweet taste
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ArticleIndonesia eyes cold storage warehouse
Large-scale facility aims to provide steady supply of produce and stabilize prices
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ArticleSuppliers 'reconsidering western Europe'
Survey outlined at German Fruit & Vegetable Congress suggests suppliers have more potential markets than ever
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ArticleArgentina kicks off 2015 blues campaign
The country will once again dominate the early marketing window with a good quality crop reported
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ArticleAHDB hires new horticulture strategy director
Move comes hot on the heels of recent key appointments in senior operational positions
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ArticleAustralian nuts crack A$1bn in exports
Industry continues to benefit from counter-seasonal export programmes and growing global consumption