All Production & Trade articles – Page 979
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ArticleSyngenta Bangladesh eyes exports
The leading crop protection company plans to explore export potential in India from next year
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ArticleDutch organic sales reach milestone
Total organic food sales passed the €1bn mark in 2012, with fruit and vegetable sales up 16.4 per cent
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ArticleAustralian PM eyes Chinese FTA
Tony Abbott hopes to sign trade agreement during visit to China in the first half of next year
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ArticleIndustry leaders set for Cape Town event
Morrisons, Woolworths SA, Univeg and Capespan part of programme focused on opportunities in Europe and Asia
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ArticleIsrael to set up new Indian centres
The Jewish state intends to establish centres of excellence for fruits and vegetables in ten Indian states by 2015
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ArticleIndustry chief's transparency call
IGD research unveiled at annual convention shows big increase in shoppers wanting more food origin facts
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ArticleKenya poised to plant new avocado variety
Researchers confident that commercial production of unnamed hybrid will help boost exports from early 2014
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ArticleAsoex assesses Chile frost impact
Accurate damage report and reliable forecasts could take further two weeks following unusually long cold snap that affected some of Chile’s major production areas
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ArticleKingston's early mango start
Kingston Fresh welcomes first arrivals of the season, with quality high and size profile heavy
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ArticleFruit show makes plans for National Apple Day
Sainsbury's teams up with the National Fruit Show to mark apple event
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ArticleWatercress set for fresh boost
Growers could benefit from the largest study to date into the health benefits of watercress consumption on cancer patients
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ArticleBanana industry in pesticide outrage
The Costa Rican banana industry refutes claims made by new research that illegal pesticide use on farms is contaminating local caiman populations
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ArticleCommission expands promotions
Californian Table Grape Commission invests in retail materials and advertising as it anticipates another surge in late season export demand
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ArticleThailand inks FTA with Chile
Agreement will see tariffs on all traded products eliminated over the next five years
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ArticleAustralia battles banana freckle disease
Banana crops in the Northern Territory to be destroyed in bid to stop the fungal disease spreading
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ArticleAustralian mango crop down
The Australian Mango Industry Association predicts this year's crop to be 1m trays less than last season
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ArticleGrowers embrace new cherry tomato
Nunhems' latest on-the-vine variety Competition seen as highly promising means of adding value in category
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Article£500m food export action plan unveiled
UK government's action plan is aimed at promoting industry overseas, unlocking market barriers and simplifying paperwork
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ArticleAeon farm secures GlobalGAP certification
The first company-owned farm of Japan's largest retailer receives long-sought recognition for its practices
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ArticleChile suffers $1bn fruit crop damage
Grapes thought to have been hit by worst frosts in 84 years as the nation's government declares state of emergency