Citrus news archive – Page 123
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ArticleIndonesia destroys produce without documentation
Quarantine agency BKP destroyed Chinese and Singaporean produce without complete import documents
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ArticleLemon stocks replenished in Hong Kong
Suppliers and importers adjust produce travel routes to circumvent port strikes disrupting regional fruit supplies
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ArticleCapespan eyes citrus expansion
Capespan North America sees potential to encourage more retail support across the region for imported summer citrus
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ArticleFlorida citrus forecast falls again
The USDA has again lowered its 2012/13 Florida citrus forecast following "unprecedented" fruit drop across the state's growing regions
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ArticlePakistani kinnows on target
Export volume surpasses expectations for first time in three years, and experts say there’s more to come
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ArticleEgypt centre stage at Medfel
This year's Medfel exhibition welcomes Egypt as the guest of honour, while citrus provides the product focus
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ArticleFruit fly concerns Aus citrus industry
Australian citrus industry expresses alarm over plans to reduce funding for fruit fly control programmes
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ArticleCitrus marketing hearing scheduled
USDA revels it will hold a public meeting in April to discuss changes to the marketing order for Florida-grown citrus
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ArticleSouthern Africa set for bumper citrus crop
The region's citrus export crop is expected to increase by 4 per cent this year, and could turn out to be the biggest harvest ever
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ArticleRSA celebrates Sharon fruit milestone
It is five years since the first consignment of Sharon fruit was handed to the HIV Foundation’s Emavundleni Centre for Vaccine Research
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ArticleMexico eyes grapefruit deal in US
Grapefruit suppliers in Mexico look to build export programme to the US under new irradiation protocol
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ArticleSouth Africa reacts to EU citrus concerns
Country's citrus sector responds to Copa-Cogeca warning against importing fruit that potentially carries Citrus Black Spot disease
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ArticleCopa-Cogeca urges RSA citrus measures
Pekka Pesonen says that EU 'cannot risk' importing citrus potentially carrying the contagious Black Spot disease
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ArticleGogo hires Dutch marketers for 2013
South African citrus group picks Cool Fresh International and 4Fruit Company to handle marketing strategy for 2013 season
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ArticleCautious start for SH citrus imports
Uncertainty about California’s bumper crop is complicating expectations for Southern Hemisphere arrivals
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ArticleCitrus production booming in South Australia
New trees approaching full production contribute to record mandarin crop and plentiful navel yields
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ArticleInquiry into Australian citrus
Report must tackle “critical issues” according to peak industry body chief executive
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ArticleRSA calls on UK to prevent citrus ban
With the EU clamping down on markets where citrus black spot is present, South African growers have called for help
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ArticleIndonesian import quotas concern mandarin industry
With no clear quota for Australian mandarin exports, key shipper warns that industry faces severe losses
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ArticlePositive mood for Israeli citrus sector
New plantings help boost production as easy-peel varieties look set to drive future growth in the category