All Production & Trade articles – Page 883
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ArticleVeg giant fined after two forklift incidents injure workers
MyFresh, owned by the William Jackson Food Group, fined £46k after two workers suffer major leg injuries
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ArticleHail destroys Indian grape crop
Hailstorms have destroyed up to 50 per cent of Maharashtra's grape crop, bringing export programmes to an early end
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ArticleUS mulls Chilean cranberry access
Aphis opens consultation period after publishing results of pest risk analysis
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ArticleNZ kiwifruit avoids cyclone damage
No reports of significant damage across key growing regions, meaning export programmes remain on track
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ArticleSuppliers ‘want more collaboration’ with retailers
Supermarkets and producers should work more closely together, head of trade body has said
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ArticleLA container volumes down
Port authority said cargo flow has improved in recent weeks after unions reached a deal with the Pacific Maritime Association
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ArticleValparaiso strike called off
Normal activities at the port’s Terminal 1 resumed at 11.15am on Tuesday
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ArticleNZ to assist with Indian apple project
Peak industry body hopes to improve market access conditions by building relationship with producers in Himachal Pradesh
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ArticleJersey buoys potato market
Favourable conditions on Jersey have pushed planting ahead of last year, with early-season demand expected to be strong
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ArticleSpecial report: Life after SAWS
In the first season following the abolition of the Seasonal Agricultural Workers’ Scheme (SAWS), Michael Barker asks agencies to evaluate the availability of labour for the coming months and years
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ArticleParty priorities ahead of general election
With less than two months to go until the general election, FPJ rounds up what the party hopefuls have planned for agriculture
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ArticleSara Cox backs berries
Radio DJ is the new face of an industry campaign to enhance berries' position in the snack market
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ArticleSolid year for UK soft fruit
Strawberries still account for the vast majority of soft-fruit sales, and it’s been a special fortnight for the red berry, while blueberries are riding the crest of wave
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ArticleUS blogger encourages consumption
Janet Helm has issued a challenge to US consumers to 'get over their fear of fruit'
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ArticleAsoex slams latest port walkout
Association president Ronald Bown is urging government to step in to bring about a swift resolution to the dispute
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ArticleSouth African avos hit European shores
The new South African avocado season has started with small shipments which are due to arrive in Europe this week
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ArticleQueensland formulates TR4 response plan
Tully outbreak confirmed, with state government pledging long-term support to growers
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ArticleHillFresh joins sustainability scheme
Company commits to fully sustainable imports by 2020 after signing Sifav covenant with Sustainable Trade Initiative
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ArticleFyffes 'not weakened' by Chiquita episode
Chairman David McCann underlines company's determination to continue growing in markets new and old
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ArticleImprovements to Tasmanian freight scheme
Exports to all markets now covered under TFES but producers still campaigning for more funding