Citrus news archive – Page 82
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ArticlePrice is right for Australian citrus
Citrus Australia’s market access manager, David Daniels, reports on another record season for the sector
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ArticleSwitching to organics in Greece
Greek firm Radiki Fruits is working to persuade Greek citrus growers to switch to organic production, as a means of boosting grower revenues and sustainability
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ArticleCopa Cogeca warns EU on CBS
Group sends letter to European Parliament calling for more stringent citrus black spot rules to be introduced
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ArticleSumo to enter international arena
Suntreat is throwing its weight behind Californian Sumo citrus – a hybrid mandarin gaining ground in North America and now ready for export
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ArticleGood start for US easy-peeler deal
California's 2016/17 easy peeler season is off to a good start, with the clementine deal progressing smoothly
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ArticleValencia citrus strike called off
Action averted after an 11th-hour deal was reached in the early hours of Tuesday morning
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AnalysisSH easy peelers post US gains
Southern Hemisphere mandarins and clementines shine in the US summer citrus import deal
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ArticleStrike threatens Spanish citrus supply
CGC claims that the planned action would be the final blow in an already abysmal season
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ArticleStability "a good thing" for Florida citrus
USDA holds steady on 2016/17 Florida orange crop, while grapefruit forecast falls
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ArticleDongfang Modern makes Australian appointment
Jason Culpeper joins citrus company's subsidiary after Gregg Starr’s departure
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ArticleIndonesia doubles Pakistan kinnow imports
A review of Indonesia and Pakistan’s preferential trade agreement has seen Indonesia double its Pakistani kinnow imports
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ArticleRSA citrus empowerment project announced
Ikamva Lethu project could transform how future empowerment deals in the agricultural sector are handled
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Sydney arrival threatens Aus citrus
A lime plant arriving at Sydney airport was found teeming with pests and bacteria that could decimate Australia's citrus industry
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ArticleEasy peelers are the easy choice
Easy peelers are going from strength to strength, while oranges are still suffering from a lack of convenience
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ArticleColruyt on track with Cool Rail
Belgian retailer looks to take advantage of new Valencia rail link in a bid to reduce emissions
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ArticleAPM’s Peruvian investments paying off
Company reports a dramatic increase in reefer container traffic at its North Terminal in Callao
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ArticleRSA breaks soft citrus record
Record volumes of the fruit are exported by South Africa during the 2016 campaign
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ArticleCitrosol gets to source of food waste problem
The company’s commitment to technological innovation is helping producers cut postharvest losses
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ArticleNFT wins Essential Fruit contract
NFT’s base at the Port of Tilbury will provide storage and distribution to prepared fruit supplier in six-month rolling contract
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ArticleFCM sells headquarters
Shrinking citrus crop has meant fewer employees in the building, with Florida Citrus Mutual selling property to Publix