All Production & Trade articles – Page 1118
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ArticleBayWa extends T&G bid by one month
BayWa has extended its offer for another month to attract minor shareholders as it awaits government approval
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ArticleVertical integration of a different kind
Located as close as possible to market, vertical fresh produce farms could make supply lines much shorter, more dependable and hopefully less damaging to the environment
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ArticlePineapples survive rain in Costa Rica
Despite the unfavourable weather conditions at the end of 2012, expectations remain good for the Costa Rican crop
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ArticleEU fresh produce intake keeps falling
Freshfel reveals worrying decline in European consumption of fresh fruit and vegetables continued during 2010
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ArticleIran hikes duty on Pakistani kinnow
Pakistan’s kinnow industry is reeling as Iran raises customs duty on the fruit and ceases renewing import permits
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ArticleEMCO enforces IP rights in Egypt
The US-based strawberry marketer has moved to prevent the export of unlicensed strawberries from Egypt
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ArticleEcuador to 'nationalise' unlawful exporters
Rafael Correa warns banana exporters that do not respect official price face being nationalised
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ArticleEthiopia exports organic bananas
The African country has shipped its first organic bananas, and Europe and the Middle East are the main targets for the future
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ArticleShipping lines increase rates
Some cargo moving in and out of India will incur higher shipping costs as major lines increase rates
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ArticleThai-India FTA on horizon
Proposed trade agreement between India and Thailand could help open up South East Asia to Indian exporters
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ArticleMore challenges for Indonesian imports
Indonesian imports face additional hurdles as government moves to impose permit requirements for importers of some categories
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ArticleMorrisons backs out of final round bid for Iceland
Morrisons has not put in a final round bid to buy Iceland Foods, reports have said.
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ArticleTributes to former NFU president Sir Richard Butler
Tributes have been paid to former NFU president Sir Richard Butler who has died aged 83.
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ArticleFears over losses to lettuce crop
Spanish lettuce growers say frost damage to harvest could get worse over coming days
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ArticleRSA table grape crop to break 50m cartons
Export figures from South Africa's early table grape regions show that the country is harvesting a bumper crop this season
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ArticleZespri investigates 'illegal' kiwifruit
Group appoints former judge to examine allegations surrounding its deputy chairman and unlicensed kiwifruit planting
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ArticleUniveg embarks on modernisation drive
New service centre in Germany has been given go-ahead as group targets upgrades across European distribution network
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ArticleSupplier pulls together Worcestershire growers to supply supermarkets
A grower partnership run by Minor Weir and Willis is going from strength to strength with the company pledging to increase its growing activity in the UK.
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ArticleLand struggle for Aztropex
Saudi-owned banana grower-exporter Aztropex is having difficulty securing land for a 1,200ha plantation project
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ArticleNew mangoes promise high yields
New high-yielding mango varieties could give a significant boost to India’s production of the fruit in coming years