All Production & Trade articles – Page 892
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ArticleTaiwan ends Vietnam ban
Taiwan will restart white-flesh dragon fruit imports from Vietnam from 1 June after a seven-year ban
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ArticleAus PM promotes trade with China
Australia's prime minister is pushing for more trade with China during a two-day visit to the People's Republic
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ArticleOnline system delivers early start for Aus citrus
Export programmes get underway quickly in KCTT markets, with more growers registering blocks
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ArticleEU CBS proposals criticised
Copa-Cogeca slams EU Commission proposal which it says "severely weakens" import controls on citrus black spot
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ArticleUS marketer sounds warning on Chilean grapes
John Pandol says industry must do more to address quality issues if it is to safeguard its long-term future
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ArticleLimoneira COO discusses South Africa deal
Alex Teague, Limoneira’s chief operating officer, talks to Asiafruit about the group’s new joint venture South African operation, and its plans to form a similar alliance in Argentina
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ArticleIndonesia tightens RSA export ties
Indonesia grants Country of Recognition status to 15 South African horticultural products
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ArticleTime to Tango
The University of California Riverside has been granted plant breeders’ rights in South Africa for the Tango mandarin
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ArticleTPP to bring long-term benefits to NZ
Zespri among a number of agricultural heavyweights to voice support for trade deal
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ArticleGreenvale wins award for local support
Potato supplier has won the Eastern Borders Development Award for commitment to regional economy and environment
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ArticleVegetable market opening for Door
Dutch co-operative is enjoying good growth following a recovery in prices and an expansion in planted area
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ArticleChina says yes to Spanish stonefruit
Signing of new import protocol marks the culmination of nine years of negotiations to between the two countries
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ArticleGrowth in Florida citrus outlook
Good news for growers as Valencia forecast rises despite ongoing battle against disease
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ArticleRSA organic growers 'scapegoated'
Dutch organic specialist Eosta believes EU protectionism is ultimately to blame for South African organic lemon growers’ decision to halt exports
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ArticleRSA lemon ban 'not country-wide'
South Africa's voluntary diversion of organic lemons away from the EU does not apply to Western and Northern Capes
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ArticleAustralian exporters welcome Japan cuts
Citrus industry growing volumes and revenue for fresh and juice products in Asian market
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ArticleHuelva’s blueberry acreage climbs
Crop proving to be a increasingly attractive alternative to strawberries for region’s soft fruit producers
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ArticleLimoneira launches South Africa business
Limoneira has launched its South African business and partnered with Re:inc to form Real Citrus
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ArticleMixed fortunes for imports in China
Pieter de Waart of Shanghai fruit importer Origin Direct Asia puts Fruitnet in the picture about current trade flows in China
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ArticleArgentine topfruit off to poor start
Shipments during the first quarter of 2016 fail to recover as hopes fade for rest of season