All Production & Trade articles – Page 995
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ArticleTPP talks resume in Singapore
Communication lines reopen between Japan and the US, although trade deal unlikely to be reached this week
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ArticleDel Monte Pacific expects Q1 loss
Del Monte Pacific expects to report a net loss in its first quarter following the acquisition of Del Monte Foods
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ArticleAustralian stonefruit imports to surge
Following Australia’s strong reception to maiden imports of California stonefruit last year, importers expect volumes to ramp up this season
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ArticleGist lands two-year fruit pot deal
Gist managing more than 25 different lines of In2food's fruit pots from their arrival in the UK from South Africa by air
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ArticleUK food body lands Qatar contract
Food industry support body will design and manage a programme to train more than 250 of Qatar’s food inspectors
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ArticleTotal Produce opens stonefruit division
Dedicated business unit led by Janina Dowding will target stonefruit category growth across European market
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ArticleJobs risk at Keelings' UK packhouse
Exclusive: Harlow packhouse due to close mid-June, with one option for 16 staff at risk being a move to Cross & Wells in Kent
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ArticleEx-Blur man James to front Red Tractor ad
30-second ad which explains why shoppers should ‘Trust The Tractor’, will be played over six million times
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ArticleEU mango ban drives focus on other markets
Indian exporters see EU ban on mangoes as an opportunity to develop untapped markets
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ArticleSpain aims high with Murcian melons
An increase in some Spanish growing regions for charentais melons ensures its places as second largest producer in Europe
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ArticleApricot output ‘will not break records’
Europe’s apricot growing regions have signalled a return to normal for 2014 production, but most will still see less than average
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ArticleEuropean stonefruit output climbs
Peach and nectarine production pegged at 3m tonnes, a rise on last year and higher than five-year average
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ArticleDriscoll's expects early raspberry peak
Volumes are increasing early in southern production areas after good weather
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ArticleBig three banana players losing share
Top three banana multinationals have lost significant share of global trade, according to recent UN report
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ArticleTurnover up but profits dip at MMUK
Citrus and grape importer saw turnover rise to £228m, but pre-tax profits for the year fell to £2.2m from £3.8m the previous year
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ArticleBritish apples set for early start
EAP CEO Adrian Barlow says season could be three weeks earlier than last year, irrespective of the weather until then
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ArticlePre-tax profit boost for Fyffes
Melon category helps push profit upwards, growing 19 per cent in the opening quarter of 2014 to 15.8m
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ArticleAsian importers seeing pink over Australian apples
Some of Asia’s leading fruit importers toured apple orchards and wholesale markets in southeastern Australia last week as part of a promotional tour for Pink Lady
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ArticleFree trade agreements boost fruit imports
Korea’s fruit imports have increased more than three-fold in the last decade, according to trend analysis from Korea Customs Service
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ArticlePeruvian citrus exports boom
Citrus exports from Peru grew 85.3 per cent in the first quarter of 2014