All Production & Trade articles – Page 1078
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ArticleBlueberry expansion for Argentina
Further export growth is on the cards for the Argentinean blueberry industry when the new season kicks off next week
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ArticlePink Lady hits Shanghai retail shelves
Pink Lady apples are being promoted in Shanghai this month as part of a new strategy to develop the Asian markets
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ArticleKorean fair trade probe for Zespri
Chilean Kiwifruit Committee says Korean Fair Trade Commission is investigating alleged monopolistic practices by Zespri
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ArticlePakistan hits mango export target
Country exports some 150,000 tonnes of fruit to markets in the Middle East, Europe and Asia
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ArticleSouth America out in force in Hong Kong
The booming interest in Asia will be reflected this year by a strong presence from Chile, Peru and Argentina, plus new exhibitor Uruguay
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ArticleMorrisons celebrates British bounty
Morrisons celebrated British Bounty Day in its stores last week as the day when it had the most British produce in stores across the country.
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Turners & Growers sees profit growth
New Zealand exporter Turners & Growers (T&G) has reported a first half growth in operating profit before tax and interest of four per cent on the same period last year to NZ$12.86m (£6.8m).
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ArticleUS produce demand to hold steady
The current economic climate is unlikely to impact on the volume of fresh produce sold on the US market in 2011
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ArticleAgrexco shipments dry up at Sète
Reefer Terminal looking to source alternative products to fill spare capacity left by Israeli exporter's recent debt issues
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ArticleSun World appoints stonefruit licensee
Spain's El Ciruelo will pack and market new stonefruit varieties developed and grown by Sun World producers across Europe
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ArticleAgrexco liquidation expected within weeks
Producers understood to be seeking alternative export arrangements as debt-laden company is given stay of execution
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ArticleDetection troubles NZ apple exports
Australian apple growers are calling for tighter inspection regulations following the rejection of a consignment of New Zealand apples slated for export there
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ArticleNorth Korea in Russian lease talks
North Korea and Russia are in talks for a massive Far East land lease deal for agricultural production
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ArticleGrowers given Irene reprieve
Storm has not caused as much damage as initially feared, according to growers in the US and the Dominican Republic
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ArticleHass avocado breakthrough for Peru
First container of fruit not subject to cold treatment fumigation arrives in California, having being shipped by Agrokasa
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Copa-Cogeca pleased by EU funding move
Farmers and cooperatives organisation welcomes plans to re-instate €80m for fresh produce groups in draft EU budget for 2012
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ArticleSales hike for Chilean fresh fruit
Avocados, lemons, mandarins and kiwifruit were the only fruit categories to register a decline in sendings during the first half
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ArticleVOG cautious over apple harvest
Europe's largest single supplier of apples is wary of figures coming out of Prognosfruit
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ArticleStorm causes big losses
In eastern Belgium, topfruit growers face major losses as a result of last month's heavy storm