All Production & Trade articles – Page 907
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ArticleCopa-Cogeca welcomes EU budget
Pekka Pesonen sees positives in provisional 2015 EU budget deal struck by EU, saying aid will be vital next year
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ArticleRussian ban pushes apples south & east
Some EU exporters have reacted to the embargo by focusing more closely on markets in the Middle East and Asia
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ArticleT&G grows covered crops business
Purchase of two glasshouse tomato facilities adds to horticultural giant’s year-round supply
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ArticleHong Kong top destination for Peruvian grapes
Hong Kong has surpassed the US as the major market for Peruvian table grape exports
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ArticleSainsbury’s urge suppliers to donate to Fareshare
Retailer will link key producers directly with food charity in ‘huge process’ to divert more edible food to those in need
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ArticleCaixaBank backs Murcian exporters
New agreement provides favourable credit terms to Proexport members
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ArticleJingold to sell new green kiwifruit variety
Boerica said to be ’bigger and brighter’ than Hayward, offering chance to improve brand's range on international markets
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ArticleICA boosts engineering team
Cold-store technology firm announces new appointments on back of growing success for Safepod DCA testing enclosure
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ArticleSan Miguel expands citrus portfolio
Production from Uruguay and South Africa set to rise significantly next season
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ArticleRussian promise for Indian grapes
Exports underway, as industry encouraged by the potential of widening varietal profile
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ArticleSainsbury’s awards two R&D grants for fresh produce
AC Goatham and pea producer Pinguin win two of retailer's six R&D grants, for projects using 'big data' to create insights
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ArticleT&G completes acquisition of Apollo Apples
Enza owner Turners and Growers announces deal to buy Apollo Apples will be completed on 19 December
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ArticleFreshmax finalises Crasborn merger
Overseas Investment Office ticks off on merger, completing a big year of acquisitions for Freshmax
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ArticleNew Zealand welcomes tariff cost cuts
HortNZ chief executive says FTA’s hold the key to limiting export expenses
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ArticleCo-op in £1.5bn UK sourcing pledge
The retailer, which has 2,800 stores across the UK, said backing British farmers was about more than 'just rolling out the bunting'
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ArticleChilean grape season kicks off
Production in Atacama Region is expected to increase by 1-1.5m cartons in 2014/15
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ArticleChilean blues losses "minor"
Last week's rainfall will trim export volumes by around 1,000 tonnes, says CBC
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ArticleCox scoops third place as volumes rise
Cox volumes have risen 58 per cent, while Granny Smith, Royal Gala and Golden Delicious have declined
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ArticleBrazilians extend Chiquita deadline
US$14.50 per share offer has a new deadline of 23 December, after less than three-quarters of Chiquita's shares were tendered
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ArticleChile-Hong Kong FTA signed off
The Chile-Hong Kong free trade agreement has officially come in to force