All Production & Trade articles – Page 881
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Article‘State of emergency’ declared in Nigeria’s tomato sector
The Tomato Leaf Miner pest has reportedly wiped out tomato farms in Nigeria’s northern states while prices are skyrocketing
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ArticleProexport calls for unity on water
Association warns that industry infighting will set back efforts to resolve the water crisis facing the region
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ArticlePrepared veg supplier looking to crack US market
International business currently provides 16 per cent of sales for Mash Direct, which also wants to boost sales in southern England
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ArticleNaturipe reaches peak of blues campaign
Growing demand means the California group must constantly innovate to keep pace
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ArticleCR exporters slam new pineapple controls
Canapep warns that new inspection measures at ports are causing delays to shipments
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ArticleCocaine worth £23m found in Ecuadorian bananas
Customs officers found 900kg of cocaine in a consignment of bananas in the port of Rotterdam
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ArticleMelons eclipse US$27,000 mark
Retailer splashes out on a pair of Yubari melons at Japan’s first auction of the season
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ArticlePotato marketer launches new processing division
Pride of Anglia Growers is a new division of East Anglia potato grower and marketer AKP Group
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ArticleNo end to Çekok investment
The political standoff with Russia and the continued instability in the region have complicated business for Turkish companies, but Çekok remains committed to growth
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ArticleTasmanian freight scheme called into question
New Zealand authorities concerned equalisation funding is being used as an unlawful export subsidy
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ArticleSouth Korea exports on the up
Rising demand from Asia and the US has seen South Korea’s fruit and vegetables exports rise 22.9 per cent in five years
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ArticleUAE restricts access to Indian mangoes
Indian chilis, mangoes and cucumbers now require residue analysis reports to enter UAE after the discovery of high levels of pesticides
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ArticleLivestock 'would improve soils for growers'
Bringing livestock back onto produce farms would help improve soil health, writes Liz Bowles, head of farming at the Soil Association
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ArticleEuropean chestnuts learn from China
Producers and processors of chestnuts from Europe have completed a mission to China in an attempt to become more competitive
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ArticleAsia holds firm for NZ pipfruit exports
Sales into Europe and North America down in 2015, while UK remains largest country market
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ArticleCampaign targets lunchtimes as berry production soars
Lunchtime Walkabout campaign urges workers to take a break from the office, go for a walk and eat some healthier food
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ArticleEuropean agri minsters visit Philips LED site
Philips Lighting’s Eindhoven GrowWise centre hosted 28 agriculture ministers as part of a two-day visit to the Netherlands
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ArticleValleyfresh opens offices in India, Saudi Arabia
Australia-headquartered packer and distributor Valleyfresh has opened new offices in India and Saudi Arabia
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ArticleTaste of Aus for Japanese chefs
Austrade has led a delegation of Japanese chefs to vineyards, farms and Melbourne’s Queen Victoria Market to highlight Australia’s premium produce