All Production & Trade articles – Page 1130
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ArticleProduce production key to food security
Fresh Produce Consortium says that increased consumption and sustainable production are crucial to global food security
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ArticleNo delay for California asparagus
Rain has failed to dampen the expectations for the 2011 crop, as suppliers gear up for normal volume and harvesting
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ArticleAll Day Long makes impact
New research has shown that the Belgian campaign to boost domestic consumption is having a positive effect on habits
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ArticleUK pineapple demand wanes
Rains and flooding in Costa Rica cited as a reason for lower quality, according to a report by Freshinfo
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ArticleExport growth for Guatemalan mangoes
Improved weather conditions and market expansion bode well for the Central American country's mango sector this year
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ArticleFrosts hit Spanish citrus
Citrus and artichokes said to be main crops affected by new wave of cold weather in south-eastern Spain
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ArticlePositive signs for Italian export trade
New data suggests value and volume of Italian fresh fruit and vegetable exports were recovering towards end of last year
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ArticleSIPMMs due for kiwifruit and onions
Interfel has voted in favour of the creation of SIPMMs for onions and kiwifruit in order to better organise the segments
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ArticleZON reveals sales improvement
Sales of vegetables showed upward trend during 2010, according to Dutch marketer, although pepper sales continued to suffer
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Chinese New Year supplies fall short
The pre-Lunar New Year market in China has been characterised by lower volumes and higher prices, according to local importers
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ArticleIndian development good for NZ
Improving India’s apple production is the best step for it and New Zealand, believes the supplier’s peak industry body
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ArticleSerbia's apple sales to Russia climb
Value of apple shipments increased fourfold during the first 11 months of 2010
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ArticleANPP calls for end to port disruption
The French topfruit association has warned of the disastrous effects of the continued disruption to the country's ports
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ArticleNZ kiwifruit decline estimates miss mark
New Zealand's 2011 kiwifruit crop is not expected to decline significantly, despite reports to the contrary published last week
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ArticleChile diversifying European presence
Chilean fruit industry plans major presence at next month’s Fruit Logistica as exporters look to open up and diversify markets
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ArticleEcuador scales back production
The MD2 pineapple sector in Ecuador is facing a number of challenges, due in large part to the alleged oversupply from Central America
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ArticleAuchan’s Zenalco posts strong results
Retailer’s Spanish fresh produce export subsidiary achieves increase in sales during 2010
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ArticleMarket eager for UK cues
The first UK cucumbers should come on stream in early February, according to Lea Valley grower Paz Milazzo of UK Salads.
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ArticleChinese vegetable prices rise
Chinese vegetable prices continue to rise, pushed on by production disruption a cold snap in the south
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ArticleChilean cherry exports soar
The global market is this season receiving record volumes of cherries from Chile where production is on course to almost double