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ArticlePico shows Indian ambition
The Egyptian company sees promise in India for its oranges, stonefruit and grapes, not least due to the development of the country's retail sector
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ArticleStrong start for Chilean campaign
Export revenues in January reach highest total for ten years, according to Central Bank
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ArticleCherry production changing, say experts
More intensive planting requires varieties that offer larger, faster yields and satisfy needs of consumers and growers alike
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ArticleAntioxidant-rich plum to undergo human trials
Research has been undertaken to determine the health benefits of the red-fleshed Queen Garnet plum
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ArticleCherries on top for Chinese New Year
Australian and New Zealand cherries have reaped high prices in Shanghai ahead of the Lunar New Year
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ArticleRedder the better for French apricots
French apricots are expected to become redder over time, as studies show consumers prefer these over the traditional orange and yellow varieties
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ArticleAustralia mulls Chinese nectarine imports
The Australian Department of Agriculture has announced a preliminary analysis of fresh nectarine imports from China
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ArticleAustralian delegation to visit Vietnam
Restoring market access a top priority, with key industry members invited to attend
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ArticleGiumarra welcomes DulceVida stonefruit
Group introduces its exclusive line of stonefruit varieties bred in Europe
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ArticleWaitrose and Primafruit agree new long-term deal
Latter will exclusively manage sourcing of imported fruit for the retailer, working from a packhouse in Evesham
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ArticleChilean cherries break new record
By week 5 shipment volumes were 45 per cent higher than at the same time last season
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ArticleRSA exporters show commitment to UK
A delegation led by Fruit SA's first ever CEO Konanani Liphadzi visited the UK on a fact-finding mission last week
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ArticleRiding out the storm
South African fruit exporters have faced a difficult start to 2015, with an early grape season leading to a buyer’s market, and the Russian ban diverting Europe’s suppliers to the Middle East
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ArticleCapespan buys topfruit packhouse and farm
Investment set to boost Capespan Group's South African topfruit, citrus and grape production to more than 2,000ha
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ArticleCalifornia plums clinch Australia access
Australia’s counterseasonal stonefruit category to receive a boost this year with the addition of plums to the existing peach and nectarine offer
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ArticleCollipulli makes organic debut in China
The grower-exporter has become the first Chilean company to gain authorisation to ship organic blueberries to China
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ArticleCherry-isle cops a battering
Production in Tasmania’s Huon Valley hit by heavy rain, causing crop loss
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ArticlePico plans major expansion
The Egyptian producer-exporter has announced an increase in grape and stonefruit production alongside plans for further development of its product portfolio
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ArticleTurkey targets Asia and Gulf
The recent focus on Asia from both Turkish exporters and the Turkish government shows the market’s growing importance, but the Middle East remains crucial
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ArticleRussia ban hampers Greek exports
Country saw its export volume take a significant hit following Russia's decision to ban EU fresh produce in early August