All Production & Trade articles – Page 981
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ArticleUSAid to boost Kenyan mango exports
Partnership project looks set to bring more mangoes grown by smallholders to international markets
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ArticleSpain defends 'path of dialogue' with Morocco
Spain and Morocco set their differences aside at the second meeting of a joint fresh produce committee
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ArticleAldi sees pre-tax profits surge
Discount chain which is on track to open its 500th store has been trying to attract a broader demographic of customers
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ArticleEcuador mangoes plentiful for Freska
US importer is gearing up for the Ecuadorean season, anticipating an increase in volumes of 20-30 per cent
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ArticleSun World adds Peru and Mexico licensees
US-based grower-marketer and breeder appoints Camposol and Grupo Alta as its grape producer-licensees in Peru and Mexico respectively
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ArticleAsian Citrus eyes banana prospects
After seeing production volumes and revenue fall, the leading Chinese grower is diversifying its portfolio
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ArticleGiumarra eyes high-quality asparagus
Despite overall reduced yields, Giumarra Borquez expects increased volumes of high-quality asparagus from Obregón
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ArticleWorst frosts for a generation in Chile
All leading fruit export lines hit by unseasonably low temperatures in Chile
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ArticleMurray Valley Citrus Board to close
The Supreme Court has ruled against the board's compulsory levy, without which it will cease operations
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ArticleIreland savours bountiful harvest
Irish yields up nearly 50 per cent on 2012, with bumper crops of apples, plums and pears
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ArticleUSDA grants for specialty crops
Agriculture secretary announces US$52m investment to support the country's specialty crop producers
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ArticleGreenvale overcomes 'worst season in 40 years'
Despite the poorest potato crop in four decades in 2012, potato supplier still managed to increase its profitability
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ArticleFrost causes Orange River grape damage
Following frost damage in Chile, table grape growers in South Africa's Orange River region have now also suffered losses
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ArticleFrosts damage Orange River crop
Reports of heavy losses after severe frosts damage crops in the Orange River
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Article'Disappointing' topfruit volumes as season starts late
Media reports of a bumper crop described by grower leaders as wide of the mark as crop falls below expectations
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ArticleMixed picture for UK exports
Exports of leguminous veg decline but fruit and nuts increase, according to new figures
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ArticleNo let-up in Psa-V spread
The percentage of New Zealand kiwifruit hectares on orchards with Psa-V identified creeps up to 76 per cent
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ArticleMixed fortunes for grape suppliers
South American trio of Brazil, Chile and Peru are anticipating mixed fortunes for this year's export campaign
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ArticlePandol eyes Chilean blues
Group to begin sourcing from Chile in November, John Pandol has said
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ArticleSainsbury's to re-stock watercress
Retailer satisfied that there are no traces of contamination for E. coli in its products