All Production & Trade articles – Page 1249
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ArticleUSDA looks to the end of the decade
New projections looking at the fresh produce industry in 2019 have been released by the US Department of Agriculture
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ArticleAgrexco presents melon export offering
Group set to begin export season for its melons, with shipments to key European markets expected to run through until May
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ArticleAnecoop showcases new citrus varieties
Leading Spanish fresh produce group Anecoop has introduced new citrus varieties to its associated companies
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ArticleHeavy rains aid Spanish crops
Fruit and vegetable production in Murcia has been aided in recent days by heavy rains that have hit the southern Spanish region
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ALV system goes live
The Automatic Licence Verification (ALV) system, which hopes to streamline importing and save the industry £1 million a year, has gone live.
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ArticleAustralian grapes near Thai trigger
Thai tariffs on imported Australian table grapes will soon double, with the FTA trigger level approaching
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ArticleHoa Loc mangoes exported to Japan
Vietnam’s Hoa Loc cooperative has shipped 10 tonnes of mangoes to Japan, the first of a 100 tonne contract
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ArticleCBI promotes developing nations
Some 19 firms from countries such as Egypt, Colombia, Ecuador, Peru, Iran, Guatemala, Kenya and Vietnam were supported at Fruit Logistica on the stand of the Centre for the Promotion of Imports from Developing Countries (CBI), part of the Dutch ministry of foreign affairs.
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ArticleDecofrut expands global presence
Chilean group inaugurates new quality control offices at two major import and distribution hubs in France and Russia
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Rain dampens export hopes
Recent rains in Pakistan have damaged the country’s kinnow crop, meaning export goals will not be met
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ArticleTrans-Tasman apple effects weighed
A grower reshuffle and a consumption rise are two outcomes envisioned for prospective NZ apple access to Australia
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ArticleChina target for Thai fruit
A Thai fruit roadshow plans to take advantage of the 16th Asian Games in Guangzhou later this year
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ArticleLarge fruit expected in Riverland
Although South Australia’s citrus crop is looking well down on last year’s, larger fruit may take away some pain for growers
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ArticlePakistan spreads its wings
Pakistan is attempting to broaden its export horizons by staging demonstrations and exhibitions throughout the globe
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ArticleFire destroys Malaysian pineapples
A week-long fire has devastated 600ha of pineapple plantations in Sabah
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Grimaldi Group to invest in 24 vessels
The Grimaldi Group plans to invest €1.5 billion (£1.3bn) to introduce 24 vessels in the next two years and improve connections across the continent and to the UK.
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ArticleIndia to welcome RSA topfruit delegation
A strong government delegation is heading for India to discuss an agreement regarding access for South Africa's apples and pears
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ArticleCall for halt to EU-Morocco deal
Producers from Spain and France have called on the EU and Morocco to give quality guarantees before ratifying their import deal
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ArticleKarsten Group finishes grape harvest
The Orange River table grape harvest has been completed, with the group reporting on a successful campaign