All Production & Trade articles – Page 984
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ArticleAus citrus takes off in China
Exports of Australian citrus to China could double this year as more growers register to supply this growth market
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ArticleMorocco outraged by EU pricing change
Morocco's produce sector is up in arms over proposed changes to the EU import pricing system, which could leave its growers out of pocket
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ArticleUS project boosts Pakistan mango sector
A US government-funded project has helped to almost double Pakistan's fresh mango export revenues over the last four years
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ArticleWard replaces Hallett as BGA CEO
Ex-NFU East Midlands director and Nuffield scholar Jack Ward starts growers' association role later this month
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ArticleUruguay citrus bound for new markets
With access to the US already in the bag, the country's exporters are now targeting new commercial avenues in Asia
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ArticleCyclone Ita hits Queensland veg
Queensland vegetables bear the brunt of tropical cyclone Ita, while bananas survive the storm with minimal losses
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ArticleFAO urges countries to combat banana disease
The FAO is urging countries to step up their action against Panama disease following its spread from Asia to Africa and the Middle East
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ArticleMahindra & Univeg form India venture
Companies sign agreement to develop supply of fresh fruit and vegetables in India under Saboro brand
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ArticleFrost cuts Chile kiwifruit crop
Chilean kiwifruit volumes down by 60 per cent due to frost last year, but PrimLand Chile says it has sufficient volume
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ArticleEU upholds India mango ban
The EU has upheld its ban on Indian mangoes and four other vegetables despite lobbying by Indian authorities
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ArticleTozer expands to second warehouse
Seed company will now store all products on site as increased sales has allowed further expansion at its Surrey base
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ArticleCompass invests in ripening control
Catering company aims to reduce waste in its complex supply chain through new ethylene-control technology
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ArticleHigh export demand for Mr Apple
Vertically integrated apple business welcomes strong start to New Zealand season
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ArticleArgentina inches closer to US lemon deal
Aphis has made its newly published draft pest risk assessment available for a 30-day consultation period
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ArticlePeruvian asparagus growers urged to unite
New study claims greater collaboration from different parts of the supply chain is vital to deal with new challenges facing the industry
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ArticleDel Campo offers t'mates tomatoes
Initially developed by Enza Zaden, the Tomazur tomatoes are being marketed in North America
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ArticleFlorida orange crop continues to fall
Latest USDA estimate shows a further fall of 4m boxes, although grapefruit numbers remain stable
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ArticleSeeka announces Glassfields purchase
Deal could add NZ$1.25m in operating profit to Te Puke-based kiwifruit firm
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ArticleTaiwanese pineapples enter Canada
Industry hopes to capitalise on growing global demand for its offering, targeting 5,000 tonnes in exports
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CommentFuture fresh berry trends
Following the Global Berry Congress 2014 in Amsterdam, Eurofruit editor Mike Knowles sums up the event’s findings