All Production & Trade articles – Page 1309
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ArticlePoor outlook for South America
Global demand and prices have fallen for the region's citrus this year, pointing towards a decrease in export volume across the board
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KGG members retain £100m turnover
KG Growers Ltd (KGG) members’ turnover remained at a high of £100 million throughout the challenging 2008 season, it was revealed this week.
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ArticleKG Growers records ‘robust’ results
British berry cooperative KG Growers has said that it is in a “robust financial position” despite experiencing a “challenging 2008 campaign
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ArticleNZ apple production, exports to increase
The country will see production jump in 2009 following good weather and low disease pressure late in the season
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ArticleAgrexco figs set sail for European shores
The season's first shipment of the group's premium figs will arrive in Europe shortly
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ArticleThai roadshows target northern China
The Thai government is seeking to boost exports to China with a series of roadshows
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ArticleIrish growers force Tesco import retreat
Growers in the Irish Republic claim to have forced Tesco into a major retreat on potato imports, following last week’s confrontation with company bosses.
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ArticleZespri releases 2009/10 price forecasts
Zespri has forecast kiwifruit prices for the 2009/2010 season, with Gold the big winner
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ArticleEurope set to welcome RSA Sharonfruit
The first arrivals of what could be a large export crop are set to arrive in Europe this weekend, with demand for the fruit strong across the globe
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Chile to boost fruit exports to Vietnam
Chile plans to send produce industry representatives to Vietnam this year in a bid to boost exports to this market
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ArticleRecord bonuses for Tesco staff
Tesco has confirmed that its staff are set to share £98 million in bonuses this year following positive results published in its annual report.
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Vietnam fears tougher Chinese import rules
Vietnam’s produce exporters are worried that new import quality controls in China will dent trade
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ArticleStonefruit forecasts revealed at Europêch'
Improved weather conditions mean that the European stonefruit forecasts for 2009 make for happier reading
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ArticleFive-a-day could result in land changes
A new report has claimed that the UK landscape would have to alter drastically if all consumers were to follow the government's five-a-day recommendation
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Staffline in confident mood
Staffline, a leading provider of outsourced HR services to industry, has reported that its performance in the first four months of 2009 is “in line with management’s expectations”.
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Jamaica Producers back in the black
Jamaican fresh produce business Jamaica Producers has returned to profit.
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ArticleMelon supplies in switch-over blip
Melon prices have been running higher as Latin American supplies have wound down and Spanish growers announce a 10 per cent reduction in plantings.
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Tanzanian exports struggle
Vegetable growers and exporters in Tanzania are having a tough time as they struggle with returns that have plummeted 25 per cent year on year.
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ArticleIndia buoyant despite grape slip
Indian grape exports to Europe fell by six per cent in 2009, but quality and price improvement left the industry happy with the season.
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ArticleDuda Farm Fresh to import Chilean Navels
The group will introduce the fruit to the US in mid-June, packed under the Dandy brand