All Production & Trade articles – Page 978
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ArticleHail cuts Argentine blueberry output
The storm has destroyed around 50 per cent of production in Concordia for the 2013/14 season
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ArticleChile: Official frost damage estimates released
Exports are expected to decline by US$823m or 62m cartons according to the latest government figures
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ArticleFenland Celery quality recognised
Becomes 55th British food product to earn recognition for its quality, history and links to a specific local area
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ArticleCitrus board dismantled
Australia’s last regional citrus board is set to close after Victorian Government does not challenge Supreme Court ruling
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ArticleLandmark cultivation system launched
Urban Ecological Systems Australia pioneers a world-first system to simultaneously grow herbs and barramundi
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ArticleGlobal seed market set to double
Latin America is now the fastest growing market for fruit and vegetables seeds
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ArticleDR organic banana exports rise
Shipments are up as demand from Europe and the US continues to grow
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ArticlePhilippine banana production recovering
Industry expects exports will reach PHP74bn (US$1.71bn) this year after a typhoon wiped out crops in 2012
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ArticleFirst Uruguayan citrus heads for US
The fruit, which has been supplied by five companies, is bound for Philadelphia
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ArticleAustralian citrus to hit record in China
Demand and sales for Australian citrus witness phenomenal growth as Chinese middle class seek safe produce
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ArticlePear Orchard sees growing method results
An orchard previously tipped to transform UK pear industry has seen significant variation between its four growing methods
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ArticlePesticide use on Scottish soft fruit rises
A new study suggests bad weather in 2012 as one of the reasons behind increased pesticide use for Scottish soft fruit
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ArticleNZ kiwifruit industry aligning
Te Puke-based Aerocool and Katikati’s Apata merging next month to create new kiwifruit post-harvest company
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ArticleInka’s Berries considers blues potential
Strong demand for its blueberry plants has prompted the Peruvian breeder to set up its own farms
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ArticleAvanza eyes Japanese prospects
The possibility of a reduced Mexican crop is allowing NZ avocado exporter to negotiate improved market prices
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ArticleCertified persimmons arrive from Spain
Persimmon growers are aiming to beat last year’s sales with arrival of first Denomination of Origin certified fruit from Valencia
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ArticleYear-round English apples 'nearing'
Changes in attitude and technology are paving the way to year-round British apples inside 'the next decade'
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ArticleNorth America expects Chile growth
Despite recent frosts, exports to the US and Canada are set to rise again this season as consumption continues to grow
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ArticleFlorette and Jepco launch major joint venture
Bagged-salad leader and supplier launch Angflor Ltd to offer year-round British baby leaf supply
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ArticleFirst major Piqa crop due in 2014
First of a range of innovative new pear varieties set to be planted on large-scale in Australia and New Zealand