All Production & Trade articles – Page 950
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ArticleWelsh potato earns esteemed PGI status
The Pembrokeshire Early joins the ranks of Champagne and Parma Ham by becoming a European Protected Food Name
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ArticleDavid Hughes to leave Berry Gardens
In Professor Hughes's 25 years at the firm, turnover has grown exponentially
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ArticleBabyleaf kale set for UK success
UK seed company ramps up campaign for new Babyleaf kale variety ahead of Fruit Logistica
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ArticleItalian groups form strategic alliance
Apofruit and Terremerse target economies of scale and joint approach to export sales in Middle East and Asia
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ArticleAction plan to boost Welsh food sector
Minister launches three-part plan to boost Welsh food and drink turnover by 30 per cent
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ArticleWaitrose unveils 'kid-friendly' sprout
The much-maligned Christmas dinner vegetable has had a "sweetness" makeover in a bid to encourage consumption by kids
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ArticleProduce World celebrates teamwork
Prizes galore as one of Europe's largest growers and suppliers hosts its annual awards ceremony
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ArticleAsoex welcomes Chile strike resolution
Fruit exports back on track as public sector union reaches a new pay deal with the government
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ArticleChinese charter flights for Chilean cherries
In a breakthrough for Chilean cherry exports to China, China Eastern Airlines launches first direct charter flights from Santiago to Shanghai
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ArticleNZ pipfruit production set to fall
USDA report also expects apple and pear exports to decline in 2014 after a promising season
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ArticleRussia lifts Pakistani kinnow ban
Russia is set to resume importing kinnow following government talks, but restrictions on potato remain
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ArticleNew fruity shakes hit UK shelves
Rebel Kitchen dairy-free 'mylk' drinks made with coconut milk, Somerset spring water and natural ingredients such as bananas
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ArticleNo change for AHDB levy rates plan
Extreme weather influences Agriculture and Horticulture Development Board’s proposal to hold 2014/15 levy rates
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ArticleBown demands action on strikes
The Asoex president said the walkout was causing a loss of confidence in Chilean companies amongst overseas buyers
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ArticleAsian Citrus profits headed for decline
Revenue also likely to take a hit, as group counts the costs of food scandal in Jiangxi province
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ArticleGrowers want ban on RSA citrus in 2014
Head of EU agricultural group Copa-Cogeca calls on EC to apply its South Africa black spot ban to next season's crop
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ArticleEC proposes promotion policy
'Enjoy, it's from Europe' aims to inform and promote EU agricultural products internally and in third countries
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ArticleSouth Africa reacts to citrus ban
South African citrus industry expresses disappointment with EU move to ban imports
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ArticleProducers can go for fresh EU funding
Fresh and processed fruit and vegetable suppliers and trade bodies are eligible for up to 60 per cent of funding for marketing products abroad
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ArticleEurope bars South African citrus
Pending a study by the EFSA, the EC has moved to limit any possible risk of citrus black spot establishing itself in the EU