All Production & Trade articles – Page 1336
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ArticleUS mango imports holding steady
Volume continues to trickle in from Latin America’s leading country growers, including emerging supplier Nicaragua
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ArticleMurcia optimistic for stonefruit campaign
This year’s Murcian stonefruit campaign is expected to see growers achieve high levels of production with “excellent” quality
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ArticleSecond year of Capespan Re:fresh success
The Re:fresh judges have selected Sheerness-based Capespan as FPJ Importer of the Year for the second successive year.
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ArticleBig rise for Aus grape exports
Australia’s grape exporters are experiencing their best season in five years, according to Horticulture Australia Ltd
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USDA withdraws grape proposal
The proposed amendment of US standards for grades of table grapes raised concerns over the marketability of the fruit
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ArticleHimachal Pradesh apples decline
India’s Himachal Pradesh is set for a 40 per cent drop in the apple crop following poor growing conditions
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ArticleChile launches Berry Committee
The new organisation is designed to support the positioning of Chile’s rapidly expanding blueberry offer on the world market
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ArticleSpanish tomato exports tumble
Fepex has blamed the slump in exports of tomatoes and other vegetables on a ‘lack of controls’ on Moroccan imports entering Europe
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Hopes high for Agrexco stones
Agrexco stonefruit volumes for the 2009 campaign are on course to reach the same level as last year, at around 5,000 tonnes.
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Arava favours domestic berry deal
Arava Export Growers of Israel will concentrate on the domestic strawberry market this season and has no plans to ship sizeable quantities of strawberries to the UK.
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Rose to stay at M&S for two years
Marks & Spencer said it would not buckle to pressure over the position of its executive chairman Sir Stuart Rose, with speculation rife that he could step down.
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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