Citrus news archive – Page 58
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ArticleJaffa to sponsor canoeing world cup
Easy peeler continues to promote sports and healthy lifestyles through latest partnership with British Canoeing
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ArticleLimoneira enters joint venture in Argentina
California-based citrus supplier inks agreement with lemon and orange grower FGF Trapani
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ArticleOrri opportunity
Tal Amit tells Fruitnet that Israel's Orri Jaffa mandarin is spreading its wings as it looks to conquer North America and Asia
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ArticleJaguar achieves Fairtrade orange aim
Dutch fresh produce group partners with Agroland in Egypt to offer Fairtrade oranges year-round
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ArticleSeatrade takes on new vessel
Mv Orange Sea will trade with frozen and refrigerated commodities, including potatoes and citrus
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ArticleUK still attractive for Mediterranean suppliers
A trade mission organised by TradexFirm International brought a select group of suppliers to London last week
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ArticlePromising outlook for Argentine lemons
Industry predicts a good balance between supply and demand in 2019
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ArticleCamposol shows it cares
CEO Jorge Ramírez tells Fruitnet why the company wants to build an emotional connection with consumers
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ArticlePlanas promises action to halt citrus decline
Agriculture minister calls on better organisation of producers to fight of challenge of increased competition
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ArticleAzerbaijan invests in Japanese citrus
New plantings of the hallabong variety are coming into maturity, extending the country's production window
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ArticleALG boosts production
Leading South African citrus producer bumps up production by 40 per cent in one year
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ArticleUS delays, eastern progress for RSA
South African citrus growers are still hoping for broader access to the US market
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ArticleSetting the record straight on EPA
Whether we live in a post truth era or call it fake news, the South African citrus industry does not like it
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ArticlePhilippines plans to drive calamansi exports
The Asian-nation is embarking on a two-year plan to increase export potential for the citrus fruit
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ArticleSpanish Verna production bounces back
Verna crop is estimated at 380,000 tonnes and will allow Spain to extend the season until August
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ArticleNew direct shipping from Taiwan to China
The new shipping route cuts transit time from two to three days to just nine hours
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ArticleAustralian citrus sees opportunity in Vietnam
Trade figures for Australian citrus exports have shown preference in Vietnam for larger fruit
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ArticleInternational experts headed to Citrus Technical Forum
Beatriz Stein and Lluís Palou to headline Citrus Australia event in Adelaide
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ArticleSCSA honours founder van der Merwe
Summer Citrus from South Africa mourns the loss of the late Gerrit van der Merwe
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ArticleCosta acquires NCF
Nangiloc Colignan Farm in Sunraysia is now operating under the name Costa Group Colignan Farm