All Production & Trade articles – Page 855
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ArticleCarrot growers face 'material losses' from flooding
Growers hit by heavy flooding in Yorkshire on top of poor yields, although waterlogging means it's too early to quantify losses
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ArticleAsparagus and rhubarb hit by warm temperatures
Yorkshire Forced Rhubarb is in short supply with high prices while the British asparagus season is expected to be early
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ArticleSouth Korea clamps down on CA citrus
Industry looking at new ways to manage Fuller’s rose beetle after changes to fumigation practices
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ArticleStrong growth for Australian pipfruit exports
Apple and pear industries enjoy successful 2015 season, with full results expected next month
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ArticleOpal lays down new roots
The Golden Delicious-Topaz cross continues to entice new producers and consumers across Europe and beyond
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ArticleCR bananas look ahead to positive 2016
The industry is optimistic that it can claw back some of the market share it lost in 2015
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ArticleEva so good
The Austrian apple brand will ride into Berlin off the back of an excellent production season
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ArticleZespri bucking the trend in Japan
Kiwifruit imports have continued to rise in Japan despite a downturn in fruit imports, with New Zealand’s Zespri flagging bigger promotions to come
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ArticlePhilippines hit by Panama disease
Panama disease and El Niño are wiping out banana plantations in the Philippines
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ArticleNew horizons beckon for Spanish stonefruit
A growing number of companies have established regular programmes in Asia and are now preparing to enter the Chinese market
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ArticleLower lemon sales affect Limoneira Q4 results
US citrus company Limoneira has ended its fiscal year with lower than forecast operating results in its fourth quarter
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ArticleUK grape market reaches saturation point
The overall UK table grape market is nearing saturation point after decades of sales growth
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ArticlePacific Produce primed for growth
Rob Cullum, managing director of Pacific Produce, shares his vision of a profitable future for Peruvian produce exports
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ArticleBritish exports in the spotlight at Fruit Logistica
A brand new AHDB Exports stand is set to promote exports of British fruit and vegetables in Berlin next month
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ArticlePicker shortage raises concerns
Dwindling number of holiday workers could cause interruptions for Australian citrus harvest
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ArticleIndian mango growers expand their horizons
Karnataka growers, keen to increase exports to foreign markets, are planing to travel overseas to take in differing cultivation methods
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ArticleMuñoz delivers new season-extending satsuma
Discovered by a Spanish grower while walking through his farm in Valencia, and developed in conjunction with Citrus Genesis
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ArticleAusveg commends Czech labelling laws
Australian industry body says new rules will prevent ambiguous and deceitful labelling
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ArticleEfsa 'begins review' of neonics ban
Commission has reportedly said review could lead to tightening or softening of ban on three neonicotinoid pesticides
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ArticleRotterdam strike hits fruit arrivals
Port’s first strike in 13 years likely to be the first of several walkouts in protest at increased automation