Citrus news archive – Page 52
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ArticleFirst taste of new season Tangold
Tangold seedless mandarins are set to make their way onto Australian shelves with Freshmax Australia launching the variety nationwide
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ArticleSeald Sweet looks to create 'miracles'
Greenyard USA/Seald Sweet is sponsoring Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals
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ArticleTango's bee claim creates a buzz
Ruling by South Africa's Advertising Regulatory Board finds Tango’s claim as ‘bee-friendly to be misleading
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ArticleCitrus industry wins temporary reprieve
Trade breathes sigh of relief as EU postpones decision to drastically cut MRL for the fungicide Imazalil
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ArticleCassie Howard lands Sunkist promotion
Citrus cooperative recently announced the promotion of Cassie Howard to director of category management
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ArticleDuda launches citrus import programme
Florida-based fresh produce group is importing citrus to the US from the Southern Hemisphere for the 17th consecutive season
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ArticleEFSA steps up demands for chlorpyrifos ban
Agency acknowledges that pesticide is harmful for human health and calls for full ban in EU
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ArticleReport highlights EU citrus figures
IndexBox reports shows that production and exports in the EU are fairly flat
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ArticleArgentina ships first lemons to India
Industry association confident of building market share on the back of initial 24 tonne consignment
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Article'Long and hard road' for Italy in Asia
As Italia Ortofrutta prepares to exhibit at Asia Fruit Logistica for the first time, director Vincenzo Falconi speaks to Asiafruit
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ArticleMandarins set to Delite Australians
Australian Delite mandarins from a will be available from the first week of August after the first harvest for the season
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ArticleAilimpo predicts return to lemon normality
Spanish lemon production will drop to normal levels this season after the record highs of the 2018/19 campaign
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ArticleSan Miguel advances in Asia
A wider product portfolio and improved market access have fuelled the company’s expansion in the region
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ArticleChristiane Bell to leave BayWa
Group's international fresh produce division, which includes T&G Global, will be run by Benedikt Mangold from next month
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ArticleAMC Group launches FreshJ juice brand
UK freshly-squeezed market is worth £18.1m and growing at 15.6 per cent year-on-year
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ArticleSouth African stand off
Employee protests and aging infrastructure having serious effects on South Africa’s imports and exports, with the citrus industry likely to be hardest hit
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ArticleNutrano takes equity stake in Keenan Produce
Australian companies accelerate their joint growth plans in citrus packing and marketing
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ArticleRamifications of Ramaphosa’s comments
Will some perhaps ill-advised comments by the South African president harm the citrus trade between SA and the USA?
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ArticleIndustrial action hits citrus exports
Action at container terminals in Durban and at Ngqura are affecting South Africa's export operations
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ArticleFruit molecules help combat cancer, AI project reveals
Oranges, carrots, cabbage and grapes all help fight cancer, according to initiative using public’s smartphones to speed up research