All Production & Trade articles – Page 886
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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
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ArticleTesco to trial UK-grown 'sweet' cabbage
Working with TH Clements, retailer bidding to erase 'memories of school dinners and cabbage boiled to within an inch of its life'
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ArticleWorker shortage threatens Washington cherries
Computer glitch strands hundreds of fruit pickers at the US-Mexico border
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ArticleSprint finish for VOG apples
CEO Gerhard Dichgans reflects on a challenging season and looks ahead to a positive start to the 2015/16 campaign
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ArticleJapan grants access to Vietnam mangoes
The Japanese Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries has approved Vietnamese imports of mangoes
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ArticlePositive campaign for Trops
Company set to bring forward the latest phase of its expansion on the back of strong results
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ArticlePhilippines turns to Timorex Gold
Philippine’s Bureau of Agriculture and Fisheries Standards has approved the full registration of Timorex Gold to control Black Sigatoka disease
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ArticleProduce World site closure leads to 100 job losses
Company's closure of its Butterwick operations will see 120 staff transfer to new JV site but 100 opt for redundancy
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ArticleSuppliers see GSCoP as 'ambiguous' and 'long road to failure'
Management consultant David Sables tells GCA conference suppliers view the code positively, but deem it 'futile' to engage with it