All Production & Trade articles – Page 995
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ArticleRenewed interest in Fukushima
Fast food chain operator look to Japanese region for produce, two years after power plant meltdown
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ArticleDel Monte extends Port of Hueneme deal
California port agrees new fresh produce handling agreement with Del Monte for additional five-year period
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ArticleKingston becomes Kingston Fresh
Kingston Fresh more accurately reflects the importer-distributor’s evolving business as its programmes expand aggressively
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ArticleArmagh Cider tastes success
Family-run apple grower and processor scoops two awards in Dublin for juice and cider made with protected Armagh bramley apples
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ArticleDel Monte enhances tomato position
Group acquires North American production area in a bid to expand its tomato and vegetable offerings
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ArticleVignolo Farms grows online presence
New Top Brass Marketing website to highlight growers' long legacy of produce production
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ArticleEstonia fruit production plummets
Fruit production stood at over 28,000 tonnes in 2002 but the country's output was just 5,200 tonnes last year
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ArticleAunt Bessie's expands vegetable range
New vegetable sides unveiled by the frozen food firm, which claims a year-on-year growth rate three times higher than the market average
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ArticleECPA points to declining research
Group says Europe needs to reverse the trend of falling research and development in the area of crop protection, and innovate more
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ArticleABC rings in the changes
Argentina’s blueberry industry reveals new image and members, plus planned quality label
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ArticleChard and kale wow at Tozer
New varieties of kale and chard impress visitors at annual seed trials while runner beans may be the convenience product to take off
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ArticlePakistan locked out of Russia
Blanket ban on fruit and vegetable products could derail US$170m trade
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ArticlePFVA elects new chairman
The All Pakistan Fruit & Vegetable Exporters, Importers & Merchants Association elected Abdul Malik unopposed
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ArticleChina launches free trade zone
A 29km² zone in Shanghai will see eased foreign investment restrictions and lessened control on service sectors
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ArticleIndustry combats migrant exploitation
Trade bodies collaborate in new nationwide campaign to raise awareness of migrant worker exploitation in the wake of BBC investigation
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ArticleUSDA proposes Mexico potato entry
Imports could be permitted provided they meet certain conditions and comply with pest and disease inspection requirements
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ArticleNFU wages board axe pack
Information to help employers in the wake of the Agricultural Wages Board abolition is free to NFU members
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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