All Supply articles – Page 8
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NewsColombia sees big jump in fruit exports to UK
Increasingly diversified export basket driving new opportunities for growth
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NewsDP World announces H1 revenue bump
DP World has delivered robust first-half revenue growth of 13.1 per cent to US$12.7bn, with its network absorbing the impact of reduced traffic at Jebel Ali
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AdvertorialChengxin Zhiyuan takes stake in Shanghai Dong*Zhan to drive lower-tier market growth
The alliance bridges Chengxin Zhiyuan’s extensive nationwide retail footprint with Shanghai Dong*Zhan’s specialised cross-border logistics and global sourcing network
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NewsAustralian horticulture opens new channels into China’s tier-two cities with trade mission
Nine peak industry bodies and nine leading exporters complete an eight-day, four-city programme backed by Austrade’s Accessing New Markets Initiative
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NewsPremiumisation ‘key’ to Moroccan tomato sector’s future
Speakers ranging from trade experts to plant breeders explored the main challenges, opportunities and lessons for Morocco’s tomato industry as it targets export growth
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PodcastsAre droughts and crop shortages the new normal?
In the latest FPJ podcast, Nina, Fred and Julia discuss if, and how, the fresh produce sector can adapt as the UK faces its fifth heatwave and multiple crop shortages
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NewsSouth Africa sets out port priorities for new grape season
A meeting between Sati, Transnet and the minister of transport has produced concrete commitments aimed at improving port operations
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NewsPeruvian blues off to strong start in China
Increase in shipments reflect growing Chinese demand for premium varieties like Sekoya Pop
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FeaturesAlgarve oranges set the standard on taste
The heat may be a continuous concern for Portuguese producers, but so is the challenge of getting consumers to look beyond the minor blemishes to get to the taste of Algarve’s top-quality oranges
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NewsSouth Africa cuts citrus forecast amid seasonal challenges
The CGA has revised its citrus export estimate down to 205.3mn cartons as the industry contends with disrupted Middle East trade routes and adverse weather
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NewsBusy month for South African fresh produce relations to China
First steps in setting up long-term trade agreements to consolidate the latest access agreement
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NewsPeat usage falls but transition remains complex
Growers are using less peat than a year ago, finds survey, but challenges remain around costs, crop losses and production system adaption
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NewsAsia Fruit Logistica 2026 exhibitor preview: Asia
Growers, packers, shippers, and technology providers from all corners of Asia will promote their latest developments, smart solutions, and new products in Hong Kong this year to target expanded business horizons
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NewsOppy and AC Foods bring Australian-grown Sumo Citrus to Canada
Fresh produce companies launch first programme together, offering Canadian retailers and consumers an expanded seasonal window
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NewsMichoacán resumes avocado shipments to US
The Mexican government agrees to bolster security for inspectors, packers, and producers
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AnalysisAnalysis: Avocado prices surge while citrus faces downward pressure
Fruitnet Insights’ weekly fresh fruit and vegetable update from the GCC markets, brought to you in partnership with Global Star Group
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NewsNatWest boosts financial support for UK farmers hit by drought
The bank’s specialist agriculture team is engaging with customers to offer a range of tailored financial measures amid challenging conditions
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NewsGene discovery could trim years off avocado breeding
Study reveals how avocados reverse sexes throughout the day
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NewsRains bring relief for Chilean citrus growers
Mandarin volumes adjusted downwards after wet spell, but rainfall brings welcome relief to aquifers after prolonged drought
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NewsNew Zealand plant import system at “breaking point”
Government minister acknowledges industry concerns about the current “dysfunction” of the country’s plant import system