All Production & Trade articles – Page 1152
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ArticleDutch exports hit by Russian ban
Fruit and vegetable shipments from the Netherlands reportedly suffered an 18 per cent downturn in the first half of 2011
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ArticleCameroon banana exports down
Although exports of Cameroonian bananas fell in 2010, value-wise it proved to be a successful year for exporters
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ArticleEconomy fails to impact Peru avocados
The effects of the recession and debt concerns in the Northern Hemisphere have not dented sales of Peruvian Hass avocados
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ArticleLe Maire promises aid
The French agriculture minister has attempted to placate growers by announcing plans for a series of measures
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ArticleFrosts adjust Chilean citrus outlook
Latest estimates show exports will be down by a maximum of 10 per cent for most varieties with clementines the least affected
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ArticleDel Monte subsidiary files FDA lawsuit
Del Monte Fresh Produce N.A. seeks an injunction that would lift an FDA rule restricting imports of fresh cantaloupes
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ArticleLibya conflict batters Italian exports
Shipments of tinned tomatoes and fresh fruit, which make up half of Italy's grocery exports to the country, at virtual standstill
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ArticleUS grants entry for Panamanian peppers
The new ruling for imports of peppers from Panama into the US comes into effect on 22 September 2011
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ArticleHail hits Belgian pears
A major hailstorm is feared to have caused serious damage to the pear crop in eastern Belgium
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ArticleFrench stonefruit consumption tumbles
The early start to the season and the cool weather have led to a drop in consumption of peaches and nectarines in France
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ArticleAustralian body recommends dimethoate suspension
Australia’s pesticide watchdog has proposed a suspension of dimethoate, with huge potential consequences for the country’s produce business
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ArticleToll of E.coli crisis on Spain revealed
Spanish export figures show collapse in vegetable prices caused by E.coli outbreak during June
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ArticleDel Monte modifies melon methods
US producer, distributor and marketer says it is still dedicated to supplying melons around the world
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ArticleTomato growers look for late-season surge
UK growers' spokesman Gerry Hayman is hoping for a warmer spell over the upcoming weeks
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ArticleJapan cuts Australian blueberry access
Australia has lost blueberry access to Japan, and does not expect to regain it before the end of this current season
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ArticleZespri performance satisfies
New Zealand kiwifruit operator Zespri announced a “satisfactory” result for 2010-11 in the face of challenging economic circumstances at its AGM on Wednesday, with an increase of some four per cent in grower returns year on year.
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ArticleStrong growth in UK blueberry market
Berry Gardens notes rising demand for locally grown berries as crop looks set to almost quadruple over next three years
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ArticleTesco GFS 'more than just direct sourcing'
Group procurement directors tell Eurofruit direct supply is only one part of company's plan for streamlined global sourcing strategy
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ArticleRussian citrus imports soar
Citrus imports in Russia (European, Western and Far East) are on the rise, but there is still plenty of room left for further market growth
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ArticleAnecoop promotes watermelons in France
The Spanish cooperative is promoting its pipless watermelon in France to stress the natural way it is produced