All Production & Trade articles – Page 1082
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ArticleJFC sees profits fall
The Russian importer has recorded a significant decrease in net profit for the first half of 2011
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ArticleBoost needed after E.coli losses
Over three-quarters of growers in Spain’s Murcia region suffer financial damage following German E.coli crisis
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ArticleFrench growers ready for further action
France’s fruit and vegetable producers have warned that members are ready to take action against 'cheap imports'
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ArticleZespri push propels Indonesia kiwifruit imports
Indonesia’s kiwifruit imports have sky-rocketed over the last four years thanks to New Zealand kiwifruit marketer Zespri promotions
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ArticleZespri delivers 'realistic' Psa outlook
Group's annual meeting covers ongoing Psa threat, results and returns for the past year, and the first 2011/12 returns forecast
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ArticlePrices soar in Algeria
Fresh produce prices have increased markedly during Ramadan, but Algerian consumers have not reduced their spending
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ArticleNew FDA fees could hurt importers
New FDA food re-inspection rules could slap extra charges on US importers and push up the price of food
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ArticleSweeter fruit forecast from New York
High light levels in New York state so far this summer will lift sugar content in the state’s apple crop, growers report.
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ArticleSmuggling concerns Pakistani exporters
Reports of major fruit smuggling from Pakistan to Iran has caused anxieties on both sides
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ArticleCamposol takes earnings hit
Asparagus sales and prices have helped push revenue growth at Peruvian exporter Camposol but overall results have been described as "disappointing" by its group CEO Fabio Matarazzo.
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ArticleRonan Lennon to leave Capespan
Ronan Lennon, managing director of the Capespan Group’s UK subsidiary will leave the company in October.
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ArticleWashington set for smaller apple crop
A late start for what looks to be a lighter Washington apple crop in 2011/12 should keep FOB prices riding high
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ArticleAus-US mango access on horizon
Australian mangoes could get access to the US market before the next season under an irradiation protocol
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ArticleArgentine blueberries take off
Blueberry cargo flights from the Argentine province of Tucuman to the US are reportedly set to more than double this year
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ArticleQ2 earnings fall at Peru's Camposol
Asparagus sales and prices help push revenue growth, but overall results are described as "disappointing" by group CEO
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ArticleCitrus World and Jin-Jin join forces
Dutch group Best Fresh announces the merger of its Citrus World and Jin-Jin divisions as MD of Jin-Jin Willem Kokkeel leaves to pursue own activities
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ArticleAus citrus gets US thumbs up
Australian navel oranges have been well received in the US so far this season, despite challenging market conditions
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ArticleThe sky’s the limit for new vertical project
A vertical farm planned for a disused building near Manchester could be the first of its kind for the UK.
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ArticleContamination fears cut into Japanese exports
Five months on from the series of disasters that befell Japan on 11 March, consumer fears over radiation contamination are continuing to undermine fresh produce exports