Citrus news archive – Page 181
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ArticleCampaign aims to boost Spanish citrus
Valencia-based marketer Serrano Molto has launched promotional campaign, highlighting World Cup win
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Rain boosts Queensland citrus crop
A welcome deluge could help produce a bumper 2011 citrus crop for Australia's Queensland growers
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ArticleBetter Spanish citrus crop expected
Valencian government and citrus group CGC forecast much improved 2010 crop
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ArticleStellar year for California navels
California’s navel orange industry is reflecting on one of its best-ever seasons, with initial indications pointing to another bumper crop for 2010/11
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ArticleThanet project guts Fresca profits
A series of setbacks at the Thanet Earth glasshouse project have severely reduced the overall profits of one of the UK’s biggest supermarket suppliers.
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ArticleNZ citrus focuses on export profits
Peak body New Zealand Citrus Growers Inc’s annual conference today is expected to focus on the profitability of export markets
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Thailand to apply Aus tariff hike
Thailand is poised to apply a temporary tariff increase on certain Australian citrus imports, as volumes look set to exceed their annual quota
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ArticleLoBue rebrands company image
Californian citrus specialist rebrands itself as LoBue Citrus (LoBue) and launches new branding
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ArticleFresca acquires northern hub
Fresca Group Ltd has confirmed the acquisition of Liverpool Produce Terminal Ltd (LPT).
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ArticleFairtrade citrus drive in New York
Food stores in Manhattan are promoting Fairtrade-certified South African citrus this week as part of an ongoing programme
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ArticleEarly estimates point to Florida growth
The 2010/11 Florida orange crop will climb on the previous season if early predictions are correct
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ArticleUS improves for Chilean oranges
Demand and prices are rebounding for Chile’s orange export programme as summer turns to autumn in the US
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ArticleArgentina's lemon season comes to early close
The Argentinean lemon season is closing earlier than usual, with a dip in production due to a combination of frost and drought.
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ArticleVolume down for Chinese pomelos
Early-season harvests of Chinese pomelos are underway, with a 20 per cent drop in volume boosting fruit size
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ArticleRSA citrus arrivals reach halfway stage
The season so far is progressing well, with close to 20,000 pallets shipped to the US and fruit quality at a high level
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ArticleCitrus leads RSA's exports to Russia
During the past eight years South African citrus exports to Russia have increased by close to 500 per cent
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ArticleJosé Vercher passes away
President of Bollo Fruits, who oversaw firm’s expansion from 1950s to 1970s, has passed away, the company announces
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Purfresh confirms M-Products success
Employment of Purfresh Transport systems helped Argentinean group meet quality standards in its key citrus export markets
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ArticleDole quarterly results improve
US produce giant Dole has released its results for the second quarter, with operating profit climbing by 57 per cent on 2009 levels.
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ArticleBrand Dossier | ClemenGold
A late South African mandarin which recently became the latest fruit to be included in local retailer Woolworths’ Flavour Burst range is changing the shape of the country’s citrus industry