All Production & Trade articles – Page 1262
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ArticleGrower pressure triggers assurance change
Pressure from growers involved in the Rolling Back Farm Assurance Schemes campaign has yielded results, as they seek to significantly reduce restraints and red tape on producers.
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ArticleNZ cherry yields down slightly
Cherry growers in New Zealand’s Central Otago region are predicting slightly lighter cherry crops this year, but quality and taste appear good
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Guernsey Growers' Association may close
The Guernsey Growers' Association (GGA) could cease operations within the next two or three years.
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ArticleNW pear exports on the slide in Europe
A larger European crop has meant lower export volumes to the continent for the US northwest pear industry
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ArticleSuppliers approve VOG restructuring
Member cooperatives give association green light following series of meetings to discuss proposed reorganisation
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ArticleAPEB vows to fight banana deal
European banana association says it will resist ‘damaging’ deal and also questions support to EU producers
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ArticleUS apple holdings down on 2008
Fresh apple holdings for December fall 9 per cent on the previous year, according to the US Apple Association
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ArticleFire destroys Moño Azul facility
The Argentinean firm has lost an important share of its coldstorage capacity in the Río Negro valley to a devastating fire
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ArticleCohesion required for sustainable diet
UK government asked to coordinate approaches of all departments to clarify the requirements of the country's food supply chain
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ArticleArgentina anticipates topfruit slide
Unusual weather conditions are leading most apple and pear suppliers to forecast shorter-than-normal crops for 2010
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ArticleAnecoop: ‘disastrous’ season not all bad
Spanish fresh produce company says despite having citrus campaign “to forget”, it benefited from major increase in prices
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ArticleGrowth for Chinese citrus
Chinese citrus production is expected to rise 5 per cent this season, a USDA report says, led by oranges and tangerines
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ArticleBanana deal to be 'signed on Tuesday'
Reports claim that the European Union has brought to an end the long-running 'banana wars' saga with Latin American exporters
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ArticleLamy welcomes EU banana agreement
WTO director general applauds the efforts of all parties in bringing to an end the long-running banana trade dispute
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ArticlePakistan exporters seek compensation
Pakistani fruit exporters are demanding compensation after the government halted shipments crossing the border
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ArticleVietnamese dragonfruit prices dive
Prices have plummeted below cost for Vietnamese dragonfruit growers in response to declining demand in China
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ArticlePrices fluctuate in Israel
In November, a whole host of fruit and vegetables saw their prices increase or decrease sharply in Israel
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ArticleMoffitt named as export council chairman
Pear Bureau Northwest president and CEO has been named as chairman of the United States Agricultural Export Development Council
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ArticleEU supports Port of Abidjan upgrade
Thanks to the support of the EU, new cold chambers have been constructed at the Port of Abidjan in Côte d’Ivoire
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Mexico ramps up avocado activities
The marketing campaign for Mexican avocados in the US enters full throttle this week as the American football playoffs season draws closer