Grape news archive – Page 83
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ArticleMyanmar to build first wholesale markets
Country targets fruit and vegetable export growth through development of new service centres close to Chinese border
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ArticleAustralian grapes regain China access
Exports set to resume but requirements of an amended protocol appear challenging
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ArticlePositive start for Chilean grapes
Shorter supplies mean strong prices and fluid movement for seedless varieties
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ArticleBayWa set to invest in Latin America
Company prepared to back NZ subsidiary Turners & Growers' new strategy by securing additional fruit supply
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ArticleCarolina Uquillas joins Sun World
Well-known agronomist to oversee South American growing programmes
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ArticleSATI update changes the picture
Table grape body says mistakes in export statistics have been corrected, showing a vastly different picture from two weeks ago
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ArticleCH Robinson grows Welch's grape business
Logistics company expands grape distribution, marking the occasion at Fruit Logistica in Berlin next month
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ArticleRussian grape imports fall
Russian importers purchased 17 per cent fewer grapes, in volume terms, for the July-December period
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ArticleNordfrost wins Argentina fruit deal
Terminal operator celebrates switch from Rotterdam to Wilhelmshaven, which provides boost to north-west German port
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ArticleTough start for RSA grapes
South African growers hope the late grape deal will reverse their fortunes after a dismal season so far
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ArticleCapespan director maps India opportunity
Geoff Green, Capespan’s director of group procurement and new business development, to speak at Fresh Produce India on 24-26 April
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Record export volumes for Indian grapes
India's seedless grape exports are projected to reach 215,000 tonnes this year, with the EU the main destination
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ArticleEosta backs those with soul for soil
Nature & More South African organic table grape farmer Warren Bam will be championed at this year's Fruit Logistica
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ArticlePort strike threatens fruit exports
The fallout from the dispute is spreading to Chile’s central region
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ArticleAustralian growers sweat it out
Heat wave impact too early to call for table grapes, but industry sources expect some damage
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ArticlePortMiami adds new fumigation capacity
Port's director says latest expansion will improve efficiency and delivery times
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ArticleElaine Alexander to leave SATI
New chief executive for SATI as Elaine Alexander leaves the South African organisation this month
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ArticlePolar vortex grips North America
Export trade said to be largely unaffected by freezing weather, but retail sales have reportedly slowed noticeably
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ArticleDiffering fortunes for grape shippers
As Namibia celebrates a record table grape export crop, South African growers on the other side of the Orange River are not so fortunate
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ArticleAustralian grapes still awaiting Chinese access
Industry hopeful agreement will be reached in time for Sunraysia season, however other challenges are arising