All Production & Trade articles – Page 943
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ArticleEU upholds India mango ban
The EU has upheld its ban on Indian mangoes and four other vegetables despite lobbying by Indian authorities
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ArticleTozer expands to second warehouse
Seed company will now store all products on site as increased sales has allowed further expansion at its Surrey base
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ArticleCompass invests in ripening control
Catering company aims to reduce waste in its complex supply chain through new ethylene-control technology
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ArticleHigh export demand for Mr Apple
Vertically integrated apple business welcomes strong start to New Zealand season
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ArticleArgentina inches closer to US lemon deal
Aphis has made its newly published draft pest risk assessment available for a 30-day consultation period
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ArticlePeruvian asparagus growers urged to unite
New study claims greater collaboration from different parts of the supply chain is vital to deal with new challenges facing the industry
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ArticleDel Campo offers t'mates tomatoes
Initially developed by Enza Zaden, the Tomazur tomatoes are being marketed in North America
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ArticleFlorida orange crop continues to fall
Latest USDA estimate shows a further fall of 4m boxes, although grapefruit numbers remain stable
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ArticleSeeka announces Glassfields purchase
Deal could add NZ$1.25m in operating profit to Te Puke-based kiwifruit firm
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ArticleTaiwanese pineapples enter Canada
Industry hopes to capitalise on growing global demand for its offering, targeting 5,000 tonnes in exports
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CommentFuture fresh berry trends
Following the Global Berry Congress 2014 in Amsterdam, Eurofruit editor Mike Knowles sums up the event’s findings
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ArticleRamadan to boost Pakistani mango exports
Pakistani mango exports are expected to rise by 15-20 per cent this year thanks to Ramadan falling within its season
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Turnover and profits up at Puffin
Welsh vegetable and flower company sees turnover up by over £3m on the back of high potato prices
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ArticleTariff cuts welcomed by Australian exporters
Citrus and tree nut industries aim to capitalise on improved conditions under Japanese FTA
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ArticleAustralian cherry exports rise in value
Strong demand and weaker Australian dollar see average per kg prices increase A$3.47
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ArticleZespri to re-enter Saudi Arabia
New Zealand kiwifruit marketer hopes to grow 30 per cent market share within five years
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ArticleCamposol sets up sales office in Spain
Camposol Fresh will service customers in southern European markets
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ArticleFruit supplier buys bean business
Cambridge-based Phaseolus sold to Norfolk-based soft fruit supplier to retailers including Tesco, Place UK
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ArticleNZ pipfruit season kicks off with first Pippin arrivals
Quality of 2014 crop reported to be high, with good coloration and sizing
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ArticleChinese potential for Tasmanian apples
Shipment aims to gain exposure for island state during trade delegation this week