Citrus news archive – Page 234
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Israel's citrus exports take a dive
Total citrus exports from Israel during the 2000/2001 season fell by 14 per cent on the previous year. However, the volume of Lates, Murcott, Ray Ruby, white and red pomelos all showed an increase.
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South African growers form new marketing companies
Two new ventures in South Africa look set to boost the table grape, citrus and particulary the organics sector in the country.
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Long Life packaging targets spears
Long Life Solutions and Long Life Thermoforming release new packaging solution for asparagus that promises to extend the shelf-life of the product to three weeks.
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Australian orange output to fall by almost a third
A return to normal weather patterns is likely to significantly reduce Australian orange output in 2001/02
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Argentinean lemon sector feels squeeze
Crisis in Argentinean agriculture is starting to bite in the lemon sector too.
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Grapefruit makes debut
First sendings of Outspan grapefruit were due to arrive in Sheerness on board the Pacific Reefer on May 24.
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Silver lining for Anecoop
One of the leading lights in Spain's production base is celebrating its silver anniversary this year.
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Italy starts citrus plan
The long awaited plan to rescue Italy's beleaguered citrus sector is now up and running.
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Canker eradication renewed
Florida authorities is redoubling efforts to try and eliminate citrus canker in the south of the state.
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LauritzenCool makes new stop
Reefer service LauritzenCool will be making an additional stop on its South African service.
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AG Thames in Migrant link
AG Thames Holdings, the holding company of importer-packer Chingford Fruit Packers, announced on Tuesday that it has acquired stone-fruit import specialist Migrant Fruit Ltd.
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Morant leaves Thames Fruit
Thames Fruit and the Teresa Organisation are saying goodbye to Pepe Morant.
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Citrus research reformed
A new levy system comes into force this month in South Africa which will ensure that all growers pay for citrus research.
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Road threat to Argentina's citrus
The Tucuman Citrus Association is calling on local authorities to address problems with road infrastructure and protests which are threatening the safe arrival of citrus on domestic and export markets.
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Florida growers call for state help
Citrus producers in Florida are concerned that abandoned groves are threatening their livelihoods.
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Argentinean lemons face later start
Production of lemons in Argentina's leading growing area of Tucuman is good but there could be a delay to the start of the season.
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Research accelerates citrus fruiting
Spanish agronomists have discovered a way of hastening fruiting in citrus trees.
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Markets ready for southern citrus
An abrupt finish to northern hemisphere easy-peeler supplies has given southern suppliers an early opportunity in Europe.