All Production & Trade articles – Page 1060
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ArticleBanana producers fight black sigatoka
The Dominican Republic industry is looking for ways to battle the spread of the destructive disease
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ArticleAustralian apple eyes overseas
Asiafruit Magazine speaks to Apple & Pear Australia Ltd's Cassia Ferguson about the industry's new export focus
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ArticleRiverina Citrus future bleak
The break-up of Australian industry body Riverina Citrus will go to a government-run poll of its members
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ArticleGaza strawberries offered opening
Israel has loosened its vice-like grip on Gaza by allowing the export of various goods, including the first strawberries of the season
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ArticleTests confirm Psa in Pukekohe
Over 800 kiwifruit orchards are now thought to have been infected with the virulent form of the vine disease
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ArticleFavourable melon season ahead
Despite uncertain market conditions, importers can expect a good crop of quality melons from Central America in 2011/12
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ArticleNew Hortyfruta president warns over future
Squeeze on margins is endangering future of fresh produce sector in Andalusia, says Francisco Góngora
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ArticleGrowers concerned by UK market
Southern hemisphere onion growers are facing problems in providing the UK’s off-peak season.
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ArticleIndian farmers welcome FDI liberalisation
Indian farmers are hopeful investment by foreign retailers can overhaul a supply chain creaking with inefficiencies
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ArticleThai importer pumps up Jazz volume
Following a record campaign for Jazz apples in Thailand in 2011, exclusive importer Vachamon is aiming to double volumes next year
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ArticleChilean apples overtake US in Taiwan
Chilean oversupply of Taiwan in 2010/11 boosted it to become the market’s largest supplier of apples, overtaking the US
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ArticleAgrexco resumes shipping strawberries to UK
Agrexco has started importing strawberries to the UK once again in what it hopes will be a “grand entrance to the market” after months out of the game.
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ArticleE coli crisis hits Spanish export prices
Newly available figures show affect of E coli crisis on Spanish exports during the start of the 2011/12 season
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ArticleBritain facing £20m garlic bill
The UK faces a £20m bill for duties apparently unpaid on imported fresh garlic, it has emerged.
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ArticleEC demands €23m garlic duty from UK
Brussels takes action to secure what is says are unpaid duties on imports of fresh garlic into the UK between 2005 and 2006
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ArticleCAP reforms slammed for threatening growth
The president of the National Farmers Union (NFU) has criticised the planned reform of the Common Agricultural Policy (CAP) for increasing costs at a time when the industry needs to increase output.
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ArticleLarge Chilean cherry crop to create pressure ahead of CNY
With Chinese New Year falling earlier than usual and a large cherry crop out of Chile, traders will be under added pressure to move fruit
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Sun World recruits Pandol man
California-based grape and stonefruit breeder and grower Sun World International has recruited David Dever, CEO of Pandol Bros to its top job.
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ArticleAustrian fruit production climbs
Total fruit yields climbed 13 per cent year-on-year through 2011, with particular growth in stonefruit
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ArticleFirst Argentinean cherries for CF Fresh
The first cherries of the season will be imported by air directly from Argentina to New York, Miami, and Los Angeles