All Production & Trade articles – Page 944
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ArticleCamposol expands avocado programme
The Peruvian company is looking for grower partners in Africa and Latin America to boost its presence on international markets
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ArticleSH Pratt announces job losses
Nearly 90 people to lose their jobs at the Luton-based firm, which handles imported bananas and other tropical fruit
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ArticleUruguay citrus exports buck trend
Value of shipments was up on two previous seasons, despite 27 per cent fall in production
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ArticleKenya predicts tomato export rise
With the assistance of business society loans, Kenyan tomato growers are expected to increase their exports to Europe
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ArticleUnifresh in administration with £400k debt
Foodservice supplier run by Hannes Martin blames financial difficulties on actions of a rogue supplier and service provider
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ArticleRecord revenue for Calavo Growers
Group reports on strong Q4 and full-year results for 2013, with revenues climbing to new highs
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ArticlePressure building for CNY cherry sales
Port congestion in Shanghai is creating a supply bottleneck for Chilean cherries in the run up to Chinese New Year
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ArticleTalaad Thai set for redevelopment
Wholesale market’s owner hopes to create hub for Asean Economic Community trade
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ArticleSirali looks at Malaysian investment
Turkish Group interested in investing in Kedah's banana cultivation, with prospects of doubling production
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ArticleUS blueberry demand on the rise
Study shows today’s consumers are younger and more diverse than they were nine years ago
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ArticleAsoex says port situation “critical”
President Ronald Bown warns losses to blueberry shipments could run to hundreds of millions of dollars
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ArticleThe Greenery aims to save €30m
Company making more than one-third of 1,200 staff redundant as it aims to return to profit within 12 months
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ArticleIrish exports on upward trajectory
Irish food and drink exports were worth €9.99 billion last year – a 9 per cent increase on 2012 figures
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ArticleStrong start for Peruvian mango deal
Volume expected to climb from mid-January, according to Kingston Fresh
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ArticleEuropean bee numbers lacking
Research from the University of Reading has found that Europe is down by 13m beehives to pollinate essential crops
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ArticleDiffering fortunes for grape shippers
As Namibia celebrates a record table grape export crop, South African growers on the other side of the Orange River are not so fortunate
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ArticleCambridgeshire gangmasters lose licences
Two firms banned from providing labour to agri-industries after falsifying payslips and suspected exploitation of migrant workers
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ArticleAustralian grapes still awaiting Chinese access
Industry hopeful agreement will be reached in time for Sunraysia season, however other challenges are arising
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ArticleThe Greenery splits sales operation
Major restructuring of struggling Dutch marketer continues as interim boss Okke Koo forms new retail and trade divisions
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ArticleAnxious citrus wait for South Africa
South African citrus growers and exporters have to wait until the end of January to hear an EU verdict on citrus imports for 2014