All Production & Trade articles – Page 971
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ArticleJingold to overcome crop loss in Chile
Kiwigold Chile venture targeting long-term success following loss of 60 per cent of its yellow-fleshed kiwifruit crop this season
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ArticleIndustry voices concerns over proposed Aphis fees
Fears that new charges will have negative impact on produce businesses
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ArticleStemilt kicks off NW cherry imports to China
A joint effort by Lantao and Stemilt brings this season's first shipments of Bing cherries from Washington State to Guangzhou by air
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ArticleLatin Americans mull joint avocado shipments to China
Mexico and Peru could collaborate as their windows are complementary, says ProMexico
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ArticleVeg is compulsory in new school meals
Children must eat at least one portion of vegetables or salad a day under new school meal standards released today
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ArticleMinisters continue support for POs
Council of the European Union's agriculture meeting in Luxembourg gives backing to producer consolidation strategy
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ArticlePotato firm enjoys educating Somerset
Branston talks to more than 1,600 people in two Open Farm Sunday events about a potato's journey from field to fork
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ArticleEarly Ramadan boosts Bahree exports
Fresh Indian Bahree date exports are expected to soar this year, thanks to the early start to Ramadan
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ArticleFreshmax ready to play Piqa Boo
Australasian fresh produce company signs deal with Prevar to grow and market new trademarked pear cultivar
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ArticleMexican figs heading to US
Imports of fresh figs from Mexico moved a step closer with publication of new risk assessment
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ArticleZespri launches SunGold in India
India is now home to Zespri’s latest kiwifruit variety that will be available from May until October
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ArticleOliver has “no sway” in supermarket battle
Ausveg disappointed by celebrity chef’s response, after claims he has no influence over Woolworths’ commercial direction
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ArticleGM bananas to undergo human trials
Australia’s Queensland University of Technology has engineered vitamin A-enriched bananas to aid fatal vitamin deficiencies in East Africa
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ArticleDuda lines up full summer citrus campaign
The Florida-based marketer says demand for speciality items such as Meyer lemons continues to increase
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ArticleSigns of recovery for Jamaican bananas
Agriculture minister Roger Clarke confirms the first banana shipment for two years has been sent to the UK
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ArticleMelinda starts selling berries and cherries
Launch of new berry line marks start of significant period of product diversification for Italy's leading apple marketer
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ArticleGiumarra to begin NZ Meyer season
Giumarra Wenatchee announces the details for its New Zealand Meyer lemon programme, which will begin shipping in July
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ArticleAustralian exports losing market share
A detailed report on the challenges facing the Australian food and grocery industry finds high production costs and lack of investment in the industry are hurting Australia’s competitiveness on the international trade scene
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ArticlePhilippine exporters target US market
Future “looks bright” for banana and mango trade into North America, according to BPI director
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ArticleDefra accused of GM 'collaboration'
Meetings between ministers and GM companies show attempt to create positive press coverage of GM, campaign group claims