All Production & Trade articles – Page 942
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ArticleAustralians 'eating more imported fruit'
Winter demand for Northern Hemisphere fruit reportedly rising as retailers run more frequent promotions to secure sales
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ArticleAus Thompson tempts Japanese taste buds
After clinching access to Japan in early February, Australian grape shippers have wasted little time in developing programmes
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ArticleFrance sets up new China trade body
France has established CAFC to facilitate French agri-food exports, including fresh fruits and vegetables, to China
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ArticleFedefruta chief set for big challenges
New president Juan Carolus Brown Bauzá commits to pushing for law protecting Chilean fruit exports during strikes
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ArticleAbi's road to vital agri-education
The 24-year-old from Senegal will undertake a BTEC course in the UK with help from The Marshal Papworth Fund and G's
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ArticleT&G-Apollo deal a platform for growth
Turners & Growers’ CEO Alastair Hulbert and Apollo Apples MD Bruce Beaton talk exclusively to Asiafruit about the drivers for joining forces
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European veg event to offer new ideas
Suppliers and retailers heading for European Vegetable Strategies in Brussels as fall in consumption raises concerns
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ArticleT&G announces Apollo Apples purchase
Leading New Zealand-based group confirms deal to acquire Apollo Apples for a starting payment exceeding NZ$43m
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ArticleBananas central to Mahindra Univeg JV
New company, set to begin operating by the end of June, sees "huge potential" in India's fresh produce import-export trade
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ArticleCarbon first for potato giant
New water and waste initiatives lead to Branston becoming the first firm in the food sector to get a trio of Carbon Trust honours
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ArticleZespri supplies Malaysia year-round
The Malaysian market has received its first-ever continuous 12-month supply of Zespri-branded kiwifruit
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ArticleAus citrus takes off in China
Exports of Australian citrus to China could double this year as more growers register to supply this growth market
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ArticleMorocco outraged by EU pricing change
Morocco's produce sector is up in arms over proposed changes to the EU import pricing system, which could leave its growers out of pocket
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ArticleUS project boosts Pakistan mango sector
A US government-funded project has helped to almost double Pakistan's fresh mango export revenues over the last four years
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ArticleWard replaces Hallett as BGA CEO
Ex-NFU East Midlands director and Nuffield scholar Jack Ward starts growers' association role later this month
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ArticleUruguay citrus bound for new markets
With access to the US already in the bag, the country's exporters are now targeting new commercial avenues in Asia
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ArticleCyclone Ita hits Queensland veg
Queensland vegetables bear the brunt of tropical cyclone Ita, while bananas survive the storm with minimal losses
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ArticleFAO urges countries to combat banana disease
The FAO is urging countries to step up their action against Panama disease following its spread from Asia to Africa and the Middle East
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ArticleMahindra & Univeg form India venture
Companies sign agreement to develop supply of fresh fruit and vegetables in India under Saboro brand
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ArticleFrost cuts Chile kiwifruit crop
Chilean kiwifruit volumes down by 60 per cent due to frost last year, but PrimLand Chile says it has sufficient volume