All Production & Trade articles – Page 921
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ArticleBritish apples set for early start
EAP CEO Adrian Barlow says season could be three weeks earlier than last year, irrespective of the weather until then
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ArticlePre-tax profit boost for Fyffes
Melon category helps push profit upwards, growing 19 per cent in the opening quarter of 2014 to 15.8m
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ArticleAsian importers seeing pink over Australian apples
Some of Asia’s leading fruit importers toured apple orchards and wholesale markets in southeastern Australia last week as part of a promotional tour for Pink Lady
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ArticleFree trade agreements boost fruit imports
Korea’s fruit imports have increased more than three-fold in the last decade, according to trend analysis from Korea Customs Service
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ArticlePeruvian citrus exports boom
Citrus exports from Peru grew 85.3 per cent in the first quarter of 2014
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ArticleBrazil spots EU mango opportunity
Potential for the South American country to fill supply gap left by EU ban on Indian mangoes
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ArticleAyco announces pineapple JV in Costa Rica
Company guarantees all its branded pineapples will have minimum brix level of 13 per cent
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ArticleNW Cherries braced for bumper crop
Plentiful supplies expected to be available for Independence Day holiday
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ArticleSuppliers urged to ‘speak frankly’
A new anonymous survey from the Groceries Code Adjudicator asks suppliers about the reality of relationships in retail supply chain
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ArticleExports overlooked in HAL review, says AHEA chair
AHEA chairman ‘amazed’ no mention of international trade was made in report or recommendations
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ArticleGoatham will double top fruit production
Sainsbury’s apple and pear supplier has launched long-term growth plan including around 300,000 new plantings in next two years
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ArticleNew export record for RSA sharon fruit
Country shipped more than ever before in April, boosted by new demand after gaining access to US market
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ArticlePositive news for Florida citrus
Crop forecast inches upwards despite ongoing challenging season for the industry
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ArticleDragon fruit mega-farm to open in Australia
Vietnam’s CT Group sets its sights on large-scale dragon fruit plantation in Australia’s Northern Territory
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ArticleCA citrus exporters hold-off on China
Industry experts don’t expect navel orange trade into the People’s Republic to resume this late into their season
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ArticleAustralian Avocados eyes new protocol
Peak industry body concerned about losing its share of Thai market while it campaigns for improved trade conditions
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Five minutes with... Marion Tabard
Turbana's marketing director talks about the recent expansion of the group's tropicals programme
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ArticleGSF builds Chicago vertical farm
Green Sense Farms working with Philips to create first of a number of LED-based production centres
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ArticleWeather impacts on Chiquita's results
Group reports on a net loss of US$25m for the opening quarter of 2014 as weather hits value chain and market demand
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ArticleEarly kick off for California grapes
A relatively clear market bodes well for the state’s grape growers as they ease into theit 2014 campaign