All Production & Trade articles – Page 955
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ArticleJapan widens access for Argentine citrus
Japan grants access to sweet oranges and mandarins from Argentina, but key importer fears tough cold treatment protocol may limit sales
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ArticleInvestors shell out for almond orchards
Swiss, Danish and Michiganders launch investment trust to buy production area beside Australia's Murray River
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ArticleTimely boost for Mexican berries
A new direct flight from Guadalajara to Hong Kong from Cathay Pacific has lifted shippers as they gear up for the opening of the China market
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ArticleIndian banana prices soar
Decreased cultivation area and water supplies have contributed to record prices for the fruit
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ArticleColombia steps up export drive
Business matchmaking event will bring together 2,000 exporters and 1,000 buyers from over 30 countries
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ArticleLabour supplier's licence revoked
Roberto Mac Ltd's breaches included failing to pay workers the National Minimum Wage and providing unsafe accommodation
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ArticlePeru eyes Indonesian potential
Citrus is one of the products earmarked for export growth by Adex
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ArticleFlorida citrus crop holds steady
Latest USDA report shows that the state's orange crop is stable, while there is a slight rise in the grapefruit estimate
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ArticleBanaBay and SH Pratt join forces
SH Pratt, which recently made redundant 87 workers, will be BanaBay’s ripening partner for UK-based activities
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New head for Holman Fresh
Long-serving head of Australian marketer David Holman leaves company, with Mark Leng appointed general manager
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ArticleItalian pest found in NZ kiwifruit imports
Two white peach scale insects were spotted in a Tauranga supermarket, but have been declared non-viable
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ArticleWAPA reveals SH topfruit forecasts
Predictions for the new Southern Hemisphere apple and pear season have been announced by WAPA, with apple volumes expected to rise and pear volumes predicted to fall
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ArticleCCM posts freeze loss estimates
Mandarin growers were hardest hit, losing up to 40 per cent of fruit yet to be harvested
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ArticleDemand for organics on the rise
A powerful organic marketing campaign, set up by growers and retailers, plus better availability has boosted demand
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ArticleRiverina citrus industry seeks protection
Potential gas and mining developments are causing concern to the Australian region's growers
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ArticleCMG chairman visits New Zealand
Fu Yuning and his team aim to transfer innovations from New Zealand to their business in China
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ArticleUKTI urges Brits to export
Director of trade and investment says now is the time for British produce companies to target international markets
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ArticleEx-VHB boss joins Langmead Farms
Paul Cooper takes on business development role at Langmead Farms to develop cut and potted herbs in Spain and UK
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ArticleEU produce sector launches task-force
Europe's fruit and vegetable sector has launched a task-force to coordinate participation in European innovation projects
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ArticleStrong season for NZ avocados
The industry has seen growth in its leading market, Australia, and recognises significant potential in Asia