All Production & Trade articles – Page 1058
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ArticleRZ Afrisem presents hybrid vegetables
Specially developed for the African market, the group's aubergine varieties have high disease resistance and bigger yields
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ArticlePeter Ombler hands over NZKGI reins
New Zealand Kiwifruit Growers Incorporated president Peter Ombler has stepped down after nearly two terms
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ArticleCostly battle against Psa in New Zealand
Kiwifruit Vine Health could report expenses of up to NZ$44m from an original budget of NZ$50m
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ArticleFirst Chilean blueberries expected in China
Traders will be watching with interest as the first shipment of Chilean blueberries is expected to arrive in China this weekend
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ArticleMexico gains ground in EU
Food exports to the European Union grew 30 per cent through the first nine months of the year
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ArticleGold kiwifruit faces 'abandonment'
Reports claim that all original gold kiwifruit plants in Te Puke are to be completely cut out
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ArticleCornerways to join Coforta co-operative
Cornerways, British Sugar's award-winning horticulture business, will become only the second UK-based member of Coforta
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ArticleUS grows grape exports to China
China still presents a growing market for US grape exporters, despite growth in its domestic production
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ArticleChinese apple production increases
Despite a price collapse earlier in the year, Chinese apple production is expected to increase
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ArticleKorea-Philippines discuss bi-lateral fruit agreement
South Korea and the Philippines are negotiating a bi-lateral fruit trade agreement
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ArticleFrench apple crop up
French apple production may be higher than last season, but growers remain concerned about the low price level
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ArticleHortyfruta aims for German agreement
Spanish association works towards collaborative deal with German counterpart to be finalised at Fruit Logistica 2012
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ArticleWAC may focus on Asia, Mexico
US fruit marketing body the Washington Apple Commission may limit promotional activities to a handful of markets if MAP funding is cut
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Moody lands new role at AB Sustain
Sustainable supply chain consultancy AB Sustain has appointed fresh produce specialist Mark Moody to head up its new carbon foot-printing scheme.
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ArticleNew US law hurts Vietnamese exports
Vietnam’s fruit exports to the US could suffer under the new US Food Safety Modernization Act
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ArticleSpain blames Morocco for market loss
Tomato exporters claim Moroccan imports have led to loss of traditional markets and thousands of jobs
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ArticleEgypt project for Total Berry
The UK berry specialist is investing in Egypt to ensure that supplies of strawberries are of the finest quality
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ArticleAgri-technology nations build India ties
Israel and Holland, pioneers in agriculture technology, are stepping up their involvement in the Indian market
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ArticleNew Zealand kiwiberry moving target
New Zealand’s kiwiberry crop will be down this coming season, but the Psa vine disease is making it hard to predict the extent of the fall.
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ArticleNew York enjoys strong apple harvest
Fruit quality said to be 'outstanding' as weather plays its part in developing fruit with high sugar content