All Production & Trade articles – Page 1028
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ArticleAustralian grapefruit heads for Japan
Australian red-fleshed grapefruit is sailing to Japan for the first time this week after a long road to market
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ArticleFreshmax expands Kiku presence
Freshmax pushes into new markets with New Zealand-grown Kiku apples
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ArticleGovernment in hot water over cold chain
Indian government told 18 per cent of fresh produce grown there is wasted due to lack of cold chain infrastructure
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ArticleDole Europe launches Dole Earth site
The banana giant is aiming to increase the transparency of the banana production process with the creation of its new website
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ArticlePIP improves training system
The COLEACP PIP programme has been taken to new heights with the launch of a new tool to aid training
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ArticleMixed quarterly results for Dole
CEO David DeLorenzo reveals the company is undergoing a strategic review that could see the separation of one or more business units
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ArticleBerry Gardens hits new sales high
Co-operative celebrates its fortieth year with the news that sales passed the £200m mark for the first time last year
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ArticleAvocado category reigns strong in US
Avocado sales and produce department penetration have both increased in the US, supported by a growth in volume from Mexico
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Article'No Psa let-up' says KVH
Despite figures showing Psa infection rate in Te Puke is slowing, Kiwifruit Vine Health feels conclusions cannot be drawn
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ArticleZepol launches import trade tool
The innovative ComplianceIQ interface allows US importers to stay up-to-date on the latest import-compliance information
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ArticleRain and hail damages south India mango crop
Rain and hail in southern India has depleted mango volumes and caused domestic market prices to rise
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ArticleRecent downpours push up prices
Heavy rain over the past two weeks has eased pressure on some growers but is causing havoc with other crops and pushing prices to record levels.
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ArticleUK strawberries avoid weather impact
Laurence Olins says decades of investment in crop protection has ensured strawberries have been protected from the elements
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ArticleUnifresh in fresh melon and apple deals
Fresh fruit importer and supplier agrees to source melons from Italy and Spain and is granted a Cripps Pink license
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ArticleLocal goes global
Even Brussels is now busy thinking how it can best legislate in order to satiate Europe’s hunger for locally grown produce. Localism is a big trend that is here to stay, but it raises challenges
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ArticleFresh Del Monte sees Q1 profit climb
Group's year-on-year net income grows during the opening quarter despite falling sales across all business segments
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ArticleFAC demands action in Algeria
As prices of basic products soar, the Federation of Algerian Consumers has called for the state to step in
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ArticleRecord numbers at Medfel
This year's event uniting the Mediterranean region saw visitor numbers increase, including from the southern hemisphere
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ArticleIndia launches new mango
India's Uttar Pradesh is offering a new mango variety this summer, named in honour of the state's youngest chief minister
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ArticleChile predicts citrus export growth
Volume hikes are predicted for navels, clementines and mandarins, while lemon sendings will contract slightly