All Production & Trade articles – Page 953
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ArticleAustralian Avocados eyes new protocol
Peak industry body concerned about losing its share of Thai market while it campaigns for improved trade conditions
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Five minutes with... Marion Tabard
Turbana's marketing director talks about the recent expansion of the group's tropicals programme
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ArticleGSF builds Chicago vertical farm
Green Sense Farms working with Philips to create first of a number of LED-based production centres
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ArticleWeather impacts on Chiquita's results
Group reports on a net loss of US$25m for the opening quarter of 2014 as weather hits value chain and market demand
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ArticleEarly kick off for California grapes
A relatively clear market bodes well for the state’s grape growers as they ease into theit 2014 campaign
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ArticleTotal moves into stonefruit
Total produce has continued its category-specific model with the creation of Total Stonefruit. Nina Pullman finds out more
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ArticlePeruvian mango exports soar
More trees reaching full maturity and a benign winter were the main reasons for the rise in output during 2013/14
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ArticleRecommendations from HAL review released
Suggestions include creation of grower-owned R&D corporation and removal of industry advisory committees
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ArticleThe Fresh Connection South Pacific launches
US-based global export giant The Fresh Connection joins forces with Australia’s Mgroup to launch Australasian import/export operation
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ArticleUS requests WTO talks with Indonesia on horticulture
The US, joined by New Zealand, requests new WTO consultations regarding Indonesia’s import restrictions on horticulture and livestock
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ArticleCA citrus regains Chinese access
Revised protocol requires skirt pruning, pre-harvest treatments, and a packhouse inspection
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ArticleTributes paid to 'immense' ex-NFU president Sir Ben Gill
Adrian Barlow and Meurig Raymond among those who pay tribute to English Apples and Pears chairman, who has died aged 64
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ArticleSouthern comfort for BayWa in Q1
Strong performance for Turners & Growers in New Zealand softens impact of a downturn in sales of German apples
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ArticleAustralian grapes on show in Japan
Week-long promotional visit helps identify potential of Japanese market, according to industry body chief executive
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ArticleCameron to discuss mango ban with new Indian PM
UK Prime Minister David Cameron to discuss the EU ban on mango imports with the newly elected Indian prime minister, to be announced May 16
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ArticleEarly start for California grapes
Harvesting running around 15 days ahead of normal this year
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ArticleAgroban extends Chinese contract
Company is exploiting growing demand for Ecuadorean bananas among Chinese consumers
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ArticleMurcian melon output stable
Production of most varieties will be unchanged from last year, says Proexport
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ArticleLeek farmer's 'glean' credentials
Around 1,000 kilos of Tim Casey's leeks salvaged, enough for 12,500 portions, and distributed to regional food charities.