All Production & Trade articles – Page 856
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ArticleJingold secures support from Gruppo Mazzoni
Italy's largest kiwifruit marketer joins Agrintesa and Naturitalia to develop production and sales of yellow and red varieties
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Article'Slow growth key' in speciality pepper market, says grower
MD of Rainbow UK Pleun van Malkenhorst gives FPJ the latest on sales, supply and growth in the British pepper market
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ArticleSA stonefruit convinces the consumer
Fred Meintjes reports on why there is optimism that South Africa is entering the new season in a stronger position
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ArticleDraft report clears the way dragonfruit exports
Australia could be the newest market on Vietnamese exporters radar, following government department report
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ArticlePomanjou Group evolves into Innatis
The French apple group’s recent growth has encouraged it to update its identity to reflect its core values of innovation, nature and tradition
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ArticleNew bill could bolster Florida citrus
Florida Citrus Mutual applauds House Ways and Means Committee for passing new bill
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AnalysisOpinion: Environment should be top of the agenda
Preserving resources and protecting the environment are crucial as the climate changes, writes Duncan Worth of AH Worth
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ArticleHow to grow giant vegetables
Ahead of the Harrogate Flower Show, this handy guide sheds light on the art of growing giant produce
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Grant to boost Australian pipfruit industry
Industry body to facilitate new programme aimed at uncovering hidden costs of fruit packing
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ArticleBundaberg emerges as core macadamia hub
Queensland region set to contribute over 40 per cent of this season’s crop volume
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ArticleIG International sources Iranian kiwifruit
Short transit time and high quality make Middle Eastern nation a favourable supply source
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ArticleAlgerians promote at Moscow fair
Algeria exhibited for the very first time at this week’s WorldFood Moscow exhibition, with a combined pavilion for over 20 exporters
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ArticleMyFresh and Abel & Cole staff volunteer in Malawi
A team from the William Jackson Food Group spent nine days volunteering on the company’s food security project
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ArticleReport blames intensive farming for wildlife damage
UK is one of the “most nature-depleted countries” and intensive farming is partly responsible, according to a major report
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ArticlePeruvian blues get green light in China
Shipments expected to get underway as soon as the protocol is officially signed in November
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ArticleNFU calls on MPs to Back British Farming Day
A giant flag made from British produce and a convoy of tractors at Westminster highlight importance of farming sector
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ArticleAgility Agriculture takes on Seminis seed distribution
New firm will supply Monsanto’s UK customers with over half the multinational’s Seminis branded seeds
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ArticleCopa Cogeca warns against RSA deal
New free trade deal will undermine EU producers and the economic climate, group says
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ArticleCA navel crop forecast at 84m cartons
California’s crop of navel oranges has been forecast at 84m, with fruit set per tree up on the five-year average.
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ArticleBananas hit record prices in New Zealand
Supply shortage from Ecuador sees prices for country’s most popular fruit hit record high over August