Mango news archive – Page 16
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Oxfam reveals abuse in supermarket supply chain
Mango, grape and melon farm workers in Brazil denied water and toilet breaks according to new Oxfam report
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ArticleMango season in full swing
Fruit across Darwin is being picked in large volumes, as ripening continues further south
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ArticleCambodian mangoes due in South Korea
First shipment expected in early November after South Korean government grants final approvals
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ArticlePiñata Farms prepares for harvest
Australian producer Piñata Farms is almost ready to begin harvesting some of its mangoes and raspberries
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ArticleUK growers among Ugandan tree project
Eight executives from British food and farm businesses take part in Thousand Trees challenge in Uganda
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ArticleInterko targets the Americas
Growing demand for ripening technology across the Americas is high on the list of priorities for Dutch group
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ArticlePakistan nears record mango exports
A number of factors have combined to produce a strong season for Pakistan’s mango industry
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ArticlePakistan eyes ‘mega’ investments
China and New Zealand are two countries which could help as Pakistan considers a number of large projects
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ArticleSanLucar boosts tropicals line-up
The company will introduce naturally ripened mangoes and avocados from 2019/20
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ArticleSpain counts cost of devastating storms
Hundreds of thousands of hectares are flooded, with citrus, grapes and vegetables among worst affected crops
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ArticleMangoes next as Cambodia targets China
Cambodian officials expect mangoes to be the next product the country will export to China as they work with growers
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ArticleA fresh craft
London’s burgeoning craft beer scene is using fruit and vegetables in a wave of experimentation that could see craft breweries become an established market for fresh produce
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ArticleHoney Gold mangoes pick of the bunch
Research reveals what Australian consumers look for in the perfect mango
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ArticleCambodia to focus China access efforts
Mangoes and dragon fruit are among the fruit Cambodia is focusing on as it works to gain access to the Chinese market
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ArticleHort Innovation wins R&D grant
The Australian organisation receives A$5m (US$3.4m) to continue researching better tree crop management and yield forecasting
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ArticleProcessing boost for Taiwan
New facilities being developed in the south of Taiwan could give the region’s fresh produce industry a boost
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ArticleFelix Instruments unveils Mango Quality Meter
The new tool allows growers to monitor mango crops in non-invasive, non-destructive way
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ArticlePakistan calls for mango access
A phone call between representatives from Pakistan and the US could mark the first step for new agricultural trade opportunities
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ArticleNew market for Taiwanese mangoes
A delegation from the Tainan City government visited Japan as part of efforts to promote Tainan mangoes
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ArticleA fly in the ointment?
Mango growers around the world will soon have to contend with new EU regulations on fruit fly, with fears this could have an adverse effect on supply and product quality