All Production & Trade articles – Page 1019
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ArticleEgyptian grape variety in at Mack
Egyptian grape grower Belco is producing Arra11 for supply to UK importer Mack for the first time this year
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ArticleZespri announces Gold3 release
Marketer grants 2,068ha of new Gold3 licences, the biggest release of a proprietary kiwifruit variety in New Zealand history
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ArticleValstar takes over Citrus World
Importer now under direction of fellow Best Fresh Group subsidiary, company announces
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ArticlePeru posts poor April export result
Vegetable exports from the Andean nation fell by 18 per cent in value terms during April, while fruit sales remained flat
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ArticleFlorida orange estimate shows increase
USDA forecasts higher volume of oranges following adjustment to Valencia figure of 1m boxes
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ArticleNew campaign for Picota cherries
Producers of Spanish Picota cherries will focus this year's campaign on enhancing UK shoppers’ understanding of the fruit’s origin
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ArticleUS green lights West African tomatoes
Tomatoes from ECOWAS member nations will be granted access to the continental US market as of 12 July under certain conditions
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ArticleParwan Valley Mushrooms opens doors
Perfection Fresh and Mecrus have opened the doors on Parwan Valley Mushrooms, a new Australian joint venture production facility
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ArticleHopes high for Greek melons
A bumper melon crop is expected by Greek producers, but the economic crisis in Europe remains a huge challenge
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ArticleLimoneira sees revenue rise
US citrus specialist sees second quarter revenue growth as a larger number of fresh lemons are sold
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ArticleNew campaign for Picota cherries
Producers of Spanish-grown Picota cherries will focus this year's advertising campaign on enhancing UK shoppers’ understanding of the fruit’s origin.
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ArticleAgrupaEjido expands certified production
Major Spanish supplier increases potential volume of GlobalGAP-certified output of vegetables such as peppers
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ArticleNew grant boosts export opportunities
The Commercial Horticultural Association (CHA) has secured over £100,000 under the UK Trade & Investment’s Tradeshow Access Programme (TAP) to support UK horticulture firms exhibiting at overseas trade shows.
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ArticleUS northwest pear crop set to fall
Pear Bureau Northwest forecasts a fresh pear crop of 19.3m boxes, down on 2012 but up on the five-year average
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ArticleAustralian access for Malaysian pineapples
Australian quarantine officials have provisionally given approval for fresh Malaysian pineapples to enter the Australian market
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ArticleSmaller sizes could limit grapefruit deal
The switch from US to South African grapefruit supplies has been a smooth one in Japan, but a shortage of the right sizes could curtail the RSA deal
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ArticlePhilippines certifies banana packers
Philippine quarantine officials have certified 312 banana packhouses as meeting Chinese import requirements
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ArticleJapanese April imports fall
Unsettled weather dulled import demand in Japan in April, market report reveals
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ArticleGirona Fruits makes apple investment
Spanish co-op looks to boost capacity by some 5,000 tonnes through a €5m investment
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ArticlePotato event focuses on R&D
Potatoes in Practice, the annual field-based potato event for the potato industry, will focus on the subject of herbicide sensitivity this year.