Dried fruit and nuts news archive – Page 28
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ArticleAlmonds become Australia's largest export
Rising global demand and industry's increasing profitability has caused phenomenal growth of almond production
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ArticleIran resumes pistachio nut exports
Government lifts temporary ban on pistachio nut exports on condition that domestic price levels maintained
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ArticleLate bloom for Indian cashews
Exports unlikely to be affected by late flowering crop, with a 15 per cent rise in production volume expected
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ArticleChina chomps on Aussie nuts
China has developed into a key market for Australia's almond and macadamia exports
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ArticleAsian demand lifting California land prices
Demand for nuts in Asia is driving up the price of agricultural land in California as investors get on board the booming industry
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ArticleIndian nut imports rising
India’s cashew and almond imports are rising as the country’s shoppers consume an increasing volume of the nuts
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ArticleWalnuts Australia wins export award
Walnuts Australia has been presented with the emerging exporter award at the 50th Australian Export Awards in Canberra
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ArticleUS pistachio harvest nears record
With the harvest nearing completion, growers are forecasting a record crop, although it should fall short of pre-season estimates
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ArticleChile launches promotional videos
Two new videos document the virtues of Chile’s prune and walnut industries as word-class producer-exporters
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ArticleWebster plans share issue
Australia’s Webster Ltd aims to raise A$20.4m with a share issue this month to fund expansion of its walnut operations
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ArticleFrench fruit-growing capacity on the wane
The surface area of French orchards fell by just over 17 per cent between 2000 and 2010, according to the latest inventory from the Ministry of Agriculture.
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ArticlePakistan loses out on dates
Pakistan is losing millions of dollars worth of potential revenue from its date exports due to scarce processing and packaging infrastructure
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ArticleGlobal prune acreage in danger
Global prune output is under threat as growers turn to nut production instead.
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ArticleCalifornia marking the date
California’s imminent Medjool date season is looking like a bumper, with growers predicting a 30 per cent increase in volume
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ArticleAustralian nut promotion in Taiwan
Australia hopes an advertising campaign will help increase yearly macadamia nut exports to Taiwan from 300 to 750 tonnes
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ArticleSurvey shows Brits still wrongly storing produce
There is still a great deal of misunderstand about which produce should and should not be stored in the fridge, according to Beko’s first National Fridge Audit.
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ArticleNew leadership for Chilean walnuts
Karl Samsing will continue to steer the committee towards greater recognition, market access and representation within the industry
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ArticleChile creates new committees
The establishment of new synergies will help support the growth of the Chilean almond and hazelnut export sectors
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ArticleThe fresh produce industry is perfectly placed to tap into the organic baby food market
The majority of ambient baby and toddler food found on supermarket shelves is older than the child consuming it. Technically
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ArticleMurcia 'needs quality label' for almonds
Alfonso Gálvez Caravaca says a quality marque will allow the region to promote its product among consumers