All Production & Trade articles – Page 941
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Article'Encouraging' bid to cut tractor red tape
Government paving way for 25mph maximum speed, and 31-tonne maximum combined tractor and trailer weight
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ArticleLandfill food waste banned by 2020
Firms across food supply chain 'must' adopt new waste hierarchy model as part of ‘roadmap to zero food waste to landfill'
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ArticleCA gears up for new melon campaign
An early exit from Brazil will leave the market clear for the first arrivals from Honduras and Costa Rica
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ArticleChinese onions selling in India
Government turns to exporting nations due to limited domestic supply and subsequent high prices
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ArticleCider company invests in processing facility
A new multi-million pound apple processing facility has started accepting its first fruit
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ArticleMan arrested for exploiting workers
A Kent man supplying labour to the food industry has been arrested after allegations that he threatened Slovakian workers with violence
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Florida citrus crop to decrease
Oranges will fall 6 per cent to 125m boxes and grapefruit volumes will drop to 18.35m boxes
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ArticleDevastation for Philippine crops
Coconut, banana, abaca and rice crops wiped out in Leyte province as Typhoon Yolanda flattened everything in its path
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ArticleFukushima looks to South East Asia
With traditional export markets closed, Thailand and Malaysia are emerging as key new destinations
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ArticleChina leads global production
Steady growth has seen the nation rise to produce 50 per cent of the world's fruit and 30 per cent of its vegetables
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ArticleThe road to recovery
New Zealand's kiwifruit industry in best position since Psa outbreak, according to Kiwifruit Vine Health
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ArticleAsia's almond consumption booms
With phenomenal growth at home and abroad, Australia's almond industry is reaping the benefits
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ArticleCake to mark production milestone
Bayer CropScience tomato grower set to announce latest product's official name later this month
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ArticleFirst vessel docks at London Gateway
Capable of handling 3.5m containers a year, forecasts suggest port will contribute £2.4bn a year to local economy
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ArticleAvocados grow Chinese presence
Lantao partners with Mission Produce Mexican avocados to coordinate the fruit's landmark entrance into second-tier cities
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ArticleChinese orange sellers mislead consumers
Locally-grown fruit sold as imports after latest industry scandal sees domestic sales plummet
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ArticleChiquita lowers losses in Q3
Multinational records loss of US$18m in the third quarter, as 'return to the core' strategy continues
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ArticleTake part in our annual survey
Answer questions about the state of the European fresh produce business for a chance to win a free subscription
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ArticleCanaries tomato season opens
The first consignment arrived in the Port of Rotterdam this week, heralding the start of the 2013/14 campaign
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ArticleLate start for Peruvian mangoes
Apem says delay will benefit exporters as markets will be clear for new arrivals