Citrus news archive – Page 113
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ArticleResearch funding boost for Florida citrus
Number of legislative aims met during recent meeting of grower association Florida Citrus Mutual
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ArticleSouth African citrus exports still in limbo
For now the status quo remains as key European Standing Committee adjourns its meeting on CBS
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ArticleHLB 'attacks roots before leaves'
University of Florida researchers have found that citrus greening disease attacks roots long before leaves show signs of damage
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ArticleAustralian assistance for RSA citrus growers
EU blockade could see saturation of key markets, according to Citrus Australia's market development manager
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ArticleSunkist fakes reflect brand's value
First-ever confiscation of counterfeit branded oranges on Hong Kong market suggests US label is highly sought-after.
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ArticleCopa-Cogeca demands stronger action on citrus black spot
Association is urging EU to extend controls to cover citrus imports destined for processing as well as the fresh market
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ArticleHarma Fruit invests in Macedonia
Greek import-export company looking to establish major packhouse operation at strategic location just across border.
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ArticleAustralian citrus firms consolidate marketing
Abbotsleigh Citrus joins sales forces with Seven Fields on all citrus lines this season
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ArticleGrapefruit on steakhouse menu in Korea
The Florida department of agriculture has linked up with a steakhouse chain in South Korea to promote Florida grapefruit
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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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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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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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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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ArticleTariff cuts welcomed by Australian exporters
Citrus and tree nut industries aim to capitalise on improved conditions under Japanese FTA
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ArticleRSA citrus exports celebrate US milestone
South Africa’s exports of citrus to the US have increased dramatically since the programme began 15 years ago
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ArticleCitrus Australia proposes levy increase
Growers, packers and marketers invited to have their say on how levy money is used
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ArticleCitrus greening threat intensifies
The California citrus industry is holding its collective breath as the Asian citrus psyllid – the carrier of citrus greening – spreads through the groves of the San Joaquin Valley
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ArticleChina Fruits Corporation posts solid returns
Revenue and net income on the rise, as holdings company looks to expand its retail subsidiary
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ArticleCPF leads export charge
The citrus and avocado cooperative is pushing into new markets as its output continues to climb
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ArticleRSA citrus shippers braced for squeeze
Despite robust global demand for lemons and a good quality grapefruit crop, uncertainty over the EU and Russian markets is troubling exporters