All Production & Trade articles – Page 1062
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ArticleOnions smugglers uncovered
Illegal onion imports seized in Philippines as customs officials crack down on smugglers
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ArticleDole cuts loss as revenue climbs
Dole Food Company has announced that it turned in a loss from continuing operations of US$47m (£29.77) through the third quarter of the year, a slight improvement on the US$49m recorded in the same period of 2010.
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ArticleEx-Agrexco GM joins Galilee
Former general manager of Agrexco Oded Yacovson has led the hectic start for new Israeli exporter Galilee
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ArticleValencia citrus pickers plan strike
Unions announce region's citrus harvest workers will go on strike on 28 November to protest against new contract offer
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Dole cuts loss as revenues climb
Third quarter results show a reduced loss of US$47m for the fresh produce giant as the European market again proved a challenging one
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ArticleOptyx cherry sorter raises the bar
Key Technology has launched new sorting equipment for cherry growers.
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ArticlePakistan explores new markets
Pakistan is targeting new markets for its fruits and vegetables, but poor post-harvest facilities limit export growth
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ArticleRed Delicious crop down but moving out
Projections for Washington’s Red Delicious apple crop have been revised downwards, but the outlook for exports remains bright
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ArticleEx-Agrexco GM joins new Israeli produce exporter
Thousands of hectares of fruit and vegetables that looked set to go to waste after Israeli exporter Agrexco went into administration are coming on sale in Britain thanks to a new grower-owned company.
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ArticleBrett Pickering leaves GrapeExchange
The Australian grower-packer-marketer's experienced export sales manager Brett Pickering has resigned after five years with the company
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ArticleRSA registers Thailand complaint
South Africa has registered a trade concern with the World Trade Organisation over its ongoing loss of Thailand market access
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ArticleConsumption plummets in Kenya
Sales of fruit and vegetables have fallen dramatically in Kenya as a result of high prices
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ArticleZespri releases European Gold forecast
Volumes will be down on the six-year average to some 1.25m trays, with the fruit's size profile looking positive
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ArticleRiverina Citrus CEO steps down
Riverina Citrus CEO Dom Testoni has resigned in the same week as a grower faction has called for the Australian body to be shut down
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ArticleSolid forecast for Argentinean cherries
Both production and exports are on course to rise this season, marking an improvement on the average for the last five years
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ArticleImproved apple outlook for Interpoma
Event organiser Fiera Bolzano sounds note of optimism as it announces dates of next year's biennial apple industry event in Italy
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ArticleKorea steps up persimmon exports
South Korea is boosting its persimmon volumes to Hong Kong this season and stepping up promotional activities
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ArticlePeru achieves Canada milestone
The USDA has issued a new protocol for some US companies to transship non-fumigated Peruvian asparagus to Canada
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ArticleDeepak Fertilisers buys stake in Desai
The diversified fertiliser giant has purchased a 49 per cent stake in India’s largest banana exporter
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ArticleShoppers fall but sales up at Asda
Asda, the UK’s second largest grocer behind Tesco, has announced like-for-like sales increased 1.3 per cent between 1 July and 30 September.