Citrus news archive – Page 24
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ArticleNZ research targets natural insect control
Flowering plants may hold the key to pesticide reduction on citrus orchards
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ArticleAnecoop launches national citrus campaign
New campaign encourages Spanish consumers to choose home grown citrus while it’s in season
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ArticleLGS transitions Into W Murcotts Season
Moroccan W Murcotts will be available through to April
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ArticleOptimism for US lemons
Tide turns for growers after challenges with Covid-19 and their crops over past two seasons
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ArticleSan Miguel launches 2nd Eureka Awards
The competition promotes and recognises innovation in the agrifood value chain
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ArticleGreen light for Liquidseal in Brazil
Expanded regulatory status offers business opportunities in the Brazilian market, according to Liquidseal Fruits
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ArticleBrussels mulls cold treatment for citrus imports
European Commission to discuss measure this week as lobbying from community producers intensifies
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ArticleGrowers fear crop losses and more imports
New study says Poland and Italy could lose 30-50 per cent of their entire apple production under European Green Deal
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ArticleCitrosol webinars tackle postharvest citrus losses
The first of event will take place on 8 February will hear from expert speakers Jim Jefcoate and Benito Orihuel
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ArticleSunkist helps set citrus world record
Rouses Markets and Sunkist Growers achieve a Guinness World Records title for the largest display of citrus
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ArticleBug threat to Israeli citrus
Israel's agriculture ministry says the Asian citrus psyllid poses a grave risk to the country's citrus industry
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ArticleANB Produce rebrands as Fruitalyst
In recent years ANB Produce and Marketing has moved extensively beyond the confines of South African borders
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ArticleEgyptian citrus tracking well
Weather delivers mixed results, but current season expected to be positive overall
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ArticleCold hits Turkey and Greece
Snowfall disrupted air and road travel across Turkey and Greece this week, while growers estimate the impact of the temperature drop
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ArticleFlorida fights back
The state’s citrus industry is optimistic for the future, according to Florida Department of Citrus executive director Shannon Shepp
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ArticleDrones, satellites, solar: the future of Sicilian citrus
Precision farming technology at the heart of Oranfrizer's attempts to reduce environmental impact of production
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ArticleAndalusia sets up new citrus group
Regional producers decide to go it alone amid growing disillusionment with Intercitrus
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ArticleLedesma tops Argentina’s citrus export league
Volumes increased in 2021, but profitability was hit by stricter phytosanitary controls and logistical disruption
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ArticleTango leads FruitOne’s export charge
The company is riding the wave of global demand for this premium late season mandarin
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ArticleAnxious times for South African citrus
Failure to reach a sensible agreement between South Africa and the EU could severely harm the country's citrus industry