All Production & Trade articles – Page 1002
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ArticleUK cherry firm strikes Italian deal
JO Sims signs varietal agreement with Bologna University for 23 new cherry varieties
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ArticleUniveg to open new office in Dubai
Company reveals plan to target new fresh produce sales to customers in Middle East and North Africa from start of 2014
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ArticleSuppliers set on growth in Gulf
Eurofruit Congress Middle East and WOP Dubai show that interest in the region from global fruit and vegetable suppliers is as strong as ever
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ArticleTaiwan cuts NZ cherry tariff
Coming into effect on 1 December, the elimination of the tariff has arrived at a perfect time for the NZ cherry industry
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ArticlePeru opening Indian trade office
Government announces the opening of an office in New Delhi to promote exports of goods and services
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ArticleAustralia-China FTA inches closer
Despite recent diplomatic pressures, Australia's trade minister claims the agreement will be complete within a year
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ArticleUS eyes Chinese apple market
Trade could resume in early 2014, according to Northwest Horticultural Council president
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ArticleFirm invests to aid its UK cherry arm
Supermarket supplier GH Dean & Co. invests in state-of-the-art machinery to increase amount of fruit produced in UK
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ArticleOrganic winter grapes head for US
Awe Sum Organics to offer organic seedless red and green varieties during the winter months
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ArticleNew protocol for Argentina and China
The two countries are set to sign a new apple and pear protocol for Argentinean exports to China
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ArticlePsa detected in northwest Auckland
Bacterial vine disease detected in an orchard in Kumeu, with 22 kiwifruit orchards in a 10km radius
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ArticleIndia set for bumper grape crop
A second consecutive year of record grape exports is likely, amid fears of another price crash in Europe
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ArticleDiscounters set for Christmas success
Almost half of all shoppers will use discounters more than last year to buy Christmas groceries after improved communication
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ArticleMajor hail damage hits Ceres region
Growers in and around Ceres in the Western Cape are counting the cost of devastating hail storms that struck at the weekend
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ArticleChina mulls Mexican berry imports
Chinese authorities are sending a technical team to analyse the Latin American country's berry industry
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ArticleJoyvio launches kiwifruit in China
Following its venture into blueberries, the company has moved to supply 4,000 tonnes of gold kiwifruit from November
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Article'Illegal immigrant' labour firm loses licence
Only 15 of 79 workers on Derby-based agency's books were legally allowed to be working
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ArticleBartlett stars on primetime TV
Carrot and parsnip producer Alan Bartlett features in Nigel and Adam’s Farm Kitchen on BBC One
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ArticleFresh produce body recognised by EU
British Growers Association will get improved access to EU funding after becoming first UK body to become Association of Producer Organisations
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ArticleFruit shop closes after 29 years
Three jobs go as fruit shop is unable to compete with retailers and owner says hours are ‘anti-social’