All Production & Trade articles – Page 1025
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ArticleFresh cash for Dominican banana sector
Dominican Republic's banana industry receives boost in the shape of €47m-worth of funding
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Italy avoids major earthquake damage
Collapse of Italfrutta melon packhouse near Modena not thought to be typical as fruit business emerges largely unscathed
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Quake hits Italy's largest fruit region
Fears raised over possible impact of seismic activity on country's leading source of exported fruit, Emilia Romagna
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ArticleArgentina's citrus sendings stall
The Argentinean Citrus Federation has said that exports are well behind last year and 2010 for the second week of May.
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RSA Avocado Manifesto launched
'Give consumers what they want and sell more avocados' is aimed at UK importers, packers, buyers and category managers
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ArticleItalian kiwifruit gains access to S Korea
Exporters celebrate as seven-year campaign to lift South Korea's ban on imports of Italian kiwifruit bears fruit at last
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Morrisons triumphs at Re:fresh Awards
UK's fourth-largest food retailer scoops best multiple retailer and best overall trader awards at annual industry gathering
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Pakistan mango season off to difficult start
Confusion over airfreight rates is compounding an already tricky situation for Pakistan's mango exporters as they prepare for the new season
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ArticleUK asparagus in season at Sainsbury's
Retailer will stock British asparagus only from this week onwards following delayed season
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ArticleTotal Produce on course for expansion
Company confirms its target earnings for the year remain unchanged and hints at possible further acquisitions
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ArticlePeru anticipates agricultural export rise
Implementation of free trade agreements is helping to drive growth for the country's fresh produce shipments
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ArticleGovernment tells industry to diversify amidst standoff
Philippine government shows little support for banana industry amidst standoff with China over disputed islands
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ArticleHopes Indonesia may back down on port closure
Indonesia may relax tough imported fresh produce regulations, according to Australian media outlet
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ArticleFalling euro values threaten UK growers
UK exporters and growers could feel the knock-on effects of Greece potentially exiting the euro, Freshinfo has reported
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Spreafico leads new fruit association
Company signs deal with two major suppliers as groups bid to expand their sales to export markets
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ArticleBrittany celebrates early veg
French marketer Prince de Bretagne is looking to emphasise seasonality as it promotes the arrival of its early vegetable offering
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ArticleMusgrave announces sales increase
The Musgrave Group has announced a small increase in sales and a slight decline in profits for 2011.
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ArticleFalling euro values threaten UK growers
The falling value of the euro against sterling, amid fears Greece will quit the European currency, is already causing problems for exporters from the UK and could make life tough for UK growers on their domestic market.
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ArticleBerryWorld raspberry to mark Jubilee
The Diamond Jubilee variety will hit UK supermarket shelves this autumn
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Giumarra grower Salazar goes Fairtrade
Gilberto Salazar has achieved Fairtrade certification for watermelons and table grapes, US importer Giumarra reveals