All Production & Trade articles – Page 1046
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ArticleCanaries outline export plans
Banana exporters say entry into German market is only first step towards wider export expansion
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ArticleZespri and T&G deal "more likely"
Chances of collaborative marketing deal allowing T&G to ship its own varieties to new export markets said to be improving
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ArticleTrial broadens NZ avocado horizons
A new shipping trial could pave the way for New Zealand avocados to carve out a space in the European and North American markets
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ArticleIndonesia could stall on port access plan
Indonesia’s government could delay plans to limit port access for imported produce following backlash at both home and abroad
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ArticleKorea may support Pakistan greenhouses
One South Korean company is looking to develop horticultural production in Pakistan
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ArticleEmerging markets boost VI.P apple sales
While demand for Italian group's fresh apples shows little sign of growth in Europe, sales appear to be growing elsewhere
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ArticleCold snap affects Indian grape production
Grape production in the Indian state of Maharashtra has been affected by cold weather late last week
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ArticleAustralia eyes Philippine market breakthrough
Australian fruit exporters are hopeful the Philippines will accept an in-transit cold treatment protocol to open up direct trade into that market
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ArticlePear-fect Fruit Logistica for Mr Fruitness
'Fruitness, Enjoy it!' is showing off a piece of Italian fruit excellence at the Berlin event – the PGI Emilia Romagna Abate Fetel pear
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ArticleSolid Q2 results for China Green Agriculture
China Green Agriculture has posted a growth in second quarter income, and has settled its US subsidiary’s court cases
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ArticleIndia creates cold chain development centre
A centre will be established in India to address the country’s dearth of cold chain infrastructure
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ArticleChina expands agricultural science support
Expanded support for farm subsidies and science and technology are the core themes of China’s new agricultural policy announcement
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ArticleTurbulent times for Korean produce prices
A recent cold snap has pushed up the cost of fresh produce in South Korea this month after prices fell in January
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EC reviews high-risk products
A European Commission working group review of EU food safety regulation has decided not to consider the inclusion of additional controls on beans and peas from Kenya, or herbs from Vietnam.
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ArticlePush for Indian fumigation delay
New Zealand and the US are pushing for a delay to India’s stringent new apple import quarantine requirements
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ArticleNorth Korean fruit imports growing
While millions in the country live in abject poverty, North Korea’s ruling elite are providing a good market for fruit traders in China’s northeast
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ArticleQuarantine threat to Indian apple imports
India’s thriving apple import trade is under threat from proposed changes to phytosanitary measures
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ArticleSEF hires new head of farming
South England Farms has appointed Gordon Stokes as its head of farming.
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ArticleBayWa extends T&G bid by one month
BayWa has extended its offer for another month to attract minor shareholders as it awaits government approval
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ArticleVertical integration of a different kind
Located as close as possible to market, vertical fresh produce farms could make supply lines much shorter, more dependable and hopefully less damaging to the environment