All Production & Trade articles – Page 873
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ArticleAustralian trade mission boosts veg trade
Australian growers are looking to capitalise on new opportunities in Asian and Middle Eastern markets
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ArticlePort of Dover announces major contract
Contractors GRAHAM will develop final designs for new cargo terminal at Dover, with opportunities for Kent supply chain
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ArticleFepex calls for extension to EU aid
Russia's decision will further aggravate the serious crisis affecting Europe's summer fruit producers, association said
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ArticleFar from blue: Italy's other azzurri set new goals
Italy may be known better for deciduous fruit, but its blueberry business continues to grow as demand rises
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ArticleAussie promo targets Indian mandarin market
Australian programme ready to launch in Mumbai with Fremont and Honey Murcott varieties
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ArticlePeru expands citrus Quality Seal
From this season the label will be rolled out to several new varieties, including Nadorcott
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ArticleCosta chasing foreign investment
Leading Australian fruit and vegetable company has priced its market value at A$839.4m, with an international road show to shore up offshore investment
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ArticleBC blues bound for China
British Columbian blueberries are one step away from access to China under a potential US$65m trade deal
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ArticleLoudest 'cauliflower creak' for 24 years predicted
Morrisons farmers say the creak will be particularly 'noisy' because of a sudden increase in night temperatures following a cold June
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ArticleRussia extends ban by a year
Predictions on the Russian ban prove optimistic, as Putin announces year-long extension of its embargo on western agricultural imports
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ArticlePacific Alliance joined by Chinese buyers
China’s trade with Pacific Alliance member countries projected at US$31m in the coming year
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ArticleFunding brings robotic broccoli harvesting closer
Project to develop 3D camera technology for broccoli harvesting wins £138,000 of Agri-Tech funding
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ArticleAnjou shallots to gain PGI
“Echalote d’Anjou” will benefit from its long-awaited protected geographic status from the end of July
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ArticleBailout nears, uncertainty remains
Fears of a Greek exit from the EU won’t go away until a new bailout deal is reached, with exporters facing an uncertain future
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ArticleNaturipe Farms keeps berry offer fresh
Varietal and packaging innovation is boosting demand within the berry category
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ArticleBiggest UK cherry crop 'in more than 12 years'
This has resulted in a bountiful harvest of cherries for leading retailers, such as Waitrose, with 20 per cent more fruit going on sale this year
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ArticleCosta looks to lower expected IPO price
Leading Australian fruit and vegetable company has delayed the publication of its prospectus, with reports it's lowered the price of its initial public offering
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ArticleRussia to extend produce ban
Russian talk of prolonging the ban means markets including East Asia and the Middle East will remain top targets
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ArticleSmall steps for crownless pineapples
Hagé International says that while there is demand for the specialist fruit, stable availability is an issue