Citrus news archive – Page 115
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ArticleCuties mandarins make McDonald’s debut
Clementines being trialled alongside children’s Happy Meals
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ArticlePeru eyes Indonesian potential
Citrus is one of the products earmarked for export growth by Adex
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ArticleFlorida citrus crop holds steady
Latest USDA report shows that the state's orange crop is stable, while there is a slight rise in the grapefruit estimate
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ArticleCCM posts freeze loss estimates
Mandarin growers were hardest hit, losing up to 40 per cent of fruit yet to be harvested
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ArticleRelief for Australian citrus industry
A rise in export volumes and prices in key Asian markets has been welcome news after some tough years
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ArticleCitrus sales up in marmalade season
Waitrose reports significant boost for Seville oranges, as it seeks to guide its customers on how to make the preserve
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ArticleCA mandarins left out in the cold
San Joaquin Valley citrus industry experiences widespread losses in December freeze, which will shorten season
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ArticleSpanish produce set for major German push
Edeka’s year-long campaign will reach millions of German consumers
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ArticleSpain warms up to China’s potential
ARC Eurobanan is gearing up for its first shipment of oranges and easy peelers to the Asian giant
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ArticleAsian Citrus revenue down
Following reports of decreased production, the company's revenue and core net profits have taken a hit
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ArticleGrowers count cost of freeze
A December freeze has severely affected the citrus crop in California’s San Joaquin valley
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ArticleBill boost for Florida citrus
Provisional Farm Bill contains US$125m for citrus greening disease research
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ArticleMixed fortunes for Spanish citrus
Significant losses in Navelinas offset by brisk movement in clementines
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ArticleNew clem on the block
Roll Global says volumes of Wonderful Halos-branded mandarins could double in the next five years
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ArticleClemcott kicks off 2014 campaign
Supplies will be available from January through to the end of April
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ArticleFinal countdown for SA citrus
Berlin may well be the place where the fortunes of South African citrus in Europe will be decided, writes Fred Meintjes
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ArticleAsian Citrus yields as forecast
In line with projections, the grower's winter citrus crop declined somewhat due to poor weather and fewer trees
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ArticleDeon Joubert joins EU/RSA citrus talks
Senior executive leaves Capespan to lead South African citrus negotiations with the European Union
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ArticleGrowth forecast for Peruvian citrus exports
Production of Satsumas and Murcott, which make up two-thirds of total shipments, set to rise significantly
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ArticlePeru eyes bigger stake of US citrus market
ProCitrus calls for US authorities to clear imports from all regions