All Production & Trade articles – Page 132
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ArticleNFU launches horticulture resilience plan
Sector plan outlines opportunities, barriers and asks of government
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ArticleImproved fourth quarter at Fresh Del Monte
Mohammad Abu-Ghazaleh says the company closed out 2022 in a ”much stronger position” than the previous year
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ArticleSNFL and Syngenta announce strategic partnership in China
New venture will focus on developing local production of SNFL’s table grape varieties
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ArticleOppy brings Spanish garlic to North American consumers
Dollar sales of garlic increased 43 per cent over the last five-year period, according to Nielsen data
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ArticleAdverse weather slashes Spanish F&V exports in 2022
Final data shows value of exports grew by just 1.6 per cent, less than the 3 per cent originally forecast by Fepex
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ArticleP&O Ferries teams up with Finnlines to boost Belgium-UK trade
P&O Ferries to strengthen key trade link between Belgium and the UK with new sailings
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ArticleShortages force retailers to ration fresh produce
UK supermarkets are rationing fresh fruit and vegetables in stores as crop shortages leave shelves empty
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Article PML calls for ‘action not words’ on airfreight handling charges
PML boss Mike Parr slams sky-high airport handling costs and urges government to introduce cap on charges for handling fresh produce
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ArticleIFG celebrates 20 years of Cotton Candy
Unique variety added a new flavour profile to the table grape category
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ArticleSeeka reopens Gisborne packhouse
Post-harvest facility to help growers process their fruit following Cyclone Gabriell
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ArticleLabour makes 50 per cent British pledge
Sir Keir Starmer makes commitment to British farming, promising a more rural-centric government
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ArticleGovernment drops seasonal labour premium wage
Farming minister Mark Spencer confirms workers on the visa scheme will no longer have to be paid more
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ArticleBASF to launch new ToBRFV-resistant tomato seed varieties
Some 25 new seed varieties are at pre-commercial phase with the aim of becoming available in 2023
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ArticleSunak thanks British farmers
PM makes video appearance at NFU Conference to insist he’s standing up for farmers
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Article‘Clock ticking’ for government to back farming
NFU president Minette Batters says government needs to back its words with actions
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ArticleUK organic market withstands pressures
The UK organic market showed its resilience in 2022, recording positive growth in spite of the challenging environment, according to Soil Association Certification
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ArticleSpain struggling to meet European vegetable demand
Sharp prices increases not enough to compensate for drop in volume and high input costs, growers say
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ArticleSunkist celebrates 130th anniversary
The longest-standing agricultural co-op in the US marks the occassion with with Sunkist Citrus Day on 1 March
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ArticleKakuzi hosts Dalian Yidu Group
Kenyan avocado exporter reveals plans to ramp up exports following visit from Chinese importer
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ArticleCosta announces full-year results
Leading Australian fresh produce company posts “creditable” performance in the face of difficult weather conditions.