Citrus news archive – Page 62
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ArticleSan Miguel joins JD.com’s new fruit alliance
The Argentine firm becomes the 19th fruit supplier to sign up to the new initiative
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ArticleSummer sun brings best of US innovation
FPJ columnist Amy Cross explains why summer is a joyous time for fresh produce lovers stateside
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ArticlePortsmouth Port invests to manage change
The loss of key contracts was a blow, but Portsmouth has dusted itself down and is reinventing itself for the future
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ArticleItalian exporters demand government support
Marco Salvi: Minister must act to ensure country is fully prepared for negotiations over trade access to new markets
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ArticleColombia makes second citrus shipment to US
Citrus producers are keen to diversify their export markets and see good opportunities in the US
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ArticleSpanish F&V exports surge under CETA
Shipments could reach €100m by the end of the year, almost double the total for 2017
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ArticlePeruvian produce makes further inroads in Asia
Citrus, blueberries and pomegranates among the products gaining access to new markets
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ArticlePositive outlook for Valencia’s citrus harvest
Abundant flowering and normal fruit set heralds a high quality crop, with return to normal volumes
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ArticleAustralia Indonesia agree on FTA
The new proposed agreement will feature eliminated tariffs and increased work visas aiding seasonal labour
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ArticleUS$200bn China US tariffs set
If the tariffs come into play talks between Beijing and Washington could be hampered
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ArticleChile seeks greater presence in SK
Citrus and avocados among the products that could benefit from improved market access
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ArticleCastellón chases new citrus markets
Tough competition in the US is prompting a wave of interest in new destinations outside the EU
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ArticleExtra controls on Turkish lemons to stay, says EU
The measures were introduced last year after the detection of excess pesticide residues
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ArticleSpain steps up fight against illegal citrus farms
Go Citrus in a new private initiative aimed at identifying and eradicating illegal plantings
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ArticleBumper California navel deal predicted
Fruit set is up 22 per cent on the five-year average meaning high volumes expected despite no increase in total hectares planted
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ArticleOmnifresh targets Asian apple market
New venture, which represents 20 per cent of Italy's apple production, could expand to other product categories in future
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VideoJupiter jumps on new opportunities
Asia Fruit Logistica: MD Mark Tweddle explains how new grape varieties could make a difference in new markets
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ArticleAilimpo predicts stable grapefruit crop
Harvest forecast at 76,000 tonnes, while Spain is expected to continue strengthening its position in the EU
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ArticleMission opens Portland facility
Avocado giant launches modern ripening and distribution centre in Oregon to expand its Pacific Northwest reach
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ArticleCitrus growth poses problems
The logistics of exporting citrus from South Africa needs an urgent re-think if the country is to cope with future growth