All Production & Trade articles – Page 1440
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ArticleRSA citrus shippers commit to Japan
Exporters are looking towards the Japanese market this season
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ArticleDA seeks typhoon-free vegetable sites
Central and Southern Luzon have been targeted by the Department of Agriculture
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ArticleCitrus growers fear zero water allocation
Australian growers could be hit by major crop losses
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ArticleForeign airlines boost produce exports
Fruit and vegetable exports have benefited from airfreight in Bangladesh
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ArticleEarthquake spares fruit plantations
Fruit production will be largely unaffected by China's devastating earthquake
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Total Produce buys into Dutch salad firms
Total Produce has announced it will pay an initial €9.5 million (£7.5m) in cash for a 60 per cent stake in Dutch salad firms Haluco and Nedalpac.
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ArticleGrowers meet shoppers at The Co-op
Shoppers at The Co-op were treated to home-grown tomatoes and the chance to meet growers and suppliers this week, to mark British Tomato Week.
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ArticleStubbins welcomes Cambridgeshire kids
Stubbins Marketing invited 15 children from Fen Drayton Primary school to tour its Cambridgeshire nursery this week, as part of British Tomato Week.
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Flying fox issue threatens Queensland fruit
A lack of consultation on flying fox management is threatening Queensland fruit supplies.
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Tanner saddles up for FTA
New director of communications for the Freight Transport Association.
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Tomato job at tipping point
Gerry Hayman, chief executive of the Tomato Growers' Association, claims that the UK tomato industry is at tipping point as returns to growers fail miserably to match spiralling costs.
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ArticleFood industry to benefit from initiative
A new Fast Forward initiative will be implemented in New Zealand
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ArticleMurcian produce export volumes fall
2007 witnessed a drop in Murcian exports of fruit and vegetables
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Conference to examine new crop opportunities
A one-day conference to be held in London next month is seeking to raise the profile of new food crop opportunities, and establish ways to maximise sustainable production of quality food in the UK.
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Defra reports conservation success
More than five million hectares of land in England, an area roughly twice the size of Wales, are now covered by schemes which aim to conserve our valuable landscape and its wildlife, according to a report published by Defra and Natural England.
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ArticleNZ deal gets off to flying start
New Zealand topfruit is highly sought after in Europe this season
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ArticleDe Ruiter hosts plant health meeting
An international meeting brought together seed and plant health experts
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ArticleDrought threat to Murcian horticulture
The drought in Spain could take its toll on Murcian growers