Citrus news archive – Page 131
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ArticleFlorida orange estimate increases
Early and mid-season varieties show higher volumes to push forecast upwards, while grapefruit yields remain stable
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ArticleFire rips through Fontestad facility
Damage to Spanish group's warehouse is thought to be 'substantial' as firefighters continue to battle major blaze
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ArticleGiumarra prepares for NZ Meyer lemons
Fresh produce marketer puts plan for upcoming Meyer lemon season into place, and expects larger volumes this year
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ArticleAustralian grapefruit heads for Japan
Australian red-fleshed grapefruit is sailing to Japan for the first time this week after a long road to market
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ArticleChile predicts citrus export growth
Volume hikes are predicted for navels, clementines and mandarins, while lemon sendings will contract slightly
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ArticleFears grow over lemon shortages
Lemon prices could be set to rise this summer if the EU takes action on the Argentinean government’s expropriation of Spanish company Repsol’s share in Argentinean oil firm YPF.
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ArticleNew Tucumán citrus manager
Paula María Rovella to replace Bartolomé Del Bono at the helm of the Tucumán Citrus Association in Argentina
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ArticleRSA seeks new protocol with China
New efforts are being made by the South African citrus industry to engage China in introducing a new protocol for citrus fruit shipments
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ArticleLimoneira increases agricultural reach
Agribusiness snaps up two citrus orchards to add a further 125 acres of production property in the San Joaquin Valley.
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Verna lemons bring Spanish hope
Spanish growers have started picking the summer (Verna) lemon crop in the hope they will fare better than with the autumn harvest of Fino lemons.
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ArticleMajor US citrus players unite
A 'strategic alliance' in the US citrus industry is expected to benefit both growers and buyers
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ArticleFrost after-effects hit citrus season
Spanish citrus exporters in Andalusia say January frosts ruined their season by damaging prices and demand
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ArticleSpanish call to halt Argentine lemon imports
Association urges action ‘in retaliation’ for Argentine government’s decision to nationalise Spanish-owned YPF
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ArticleOff-season citrus sendings recover
Citrus exports from the southern hemisphere are expected to increase by ore than nine per cent on the long term average this season as producer countries recover from frosts and hail that set them back in 2011.
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ArticleValencia reduction for Florida citrus crop
USDA reports that orange crop forecast is down by 2m boxes, while grapefruit estimates rise slightly
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ArticleKinnow exports fall short
Difficulties with market access and customs authorities have cut short Pakistan’s kinnow export goals
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ArticleShaffe releases 2012 SH citrus forecast
Preliminary forecast points towards increases for Chile, Peru, South Africa and Uruguay, while volume from Argentina and Australia will decline
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New Format for Re:fresh promises best-ever event with innovation at the heart
he South African citrus industry will kick of its 2012 campaign in the UK and Europe this month with a bumper crop back in the
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AnalysisWhat’s in a name?
South African soft citrus exporters are having to re-evaluate their strategies in the wake of EU intervention, as Fred Meintjes reports
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ArticleUruguay forecasts citrus rise
Uruguayan citrus output is forecast to rise in 2012 on levels reached during 2011, according to latest figures from the Uruguay’s agriculture ministry.