All Production & Trade articles – Page 1600
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Research reveals grape breakthrough
Research finds Resveratrol wash may extend freshness, says PMA Freshline.
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Utopia wins top business accolade
Exotics company ranked in prestigious Deloitte & Touche Indy 100 for fast growing businesses.
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Ethylene and micro-organism control system launched
Baltimore Innovations is the EU distributor of a system it claims will control ethylene and micro-organisms to maximize your profits.
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Brazilian grape on the water
The first shipment of first crop Brazilian grape is on the water.
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Pear producers get guidance
A new HRI guide tailored to the UK pear industry is being distributed to growers and advisers this month.
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Greenery results revealed
Dutch fresh produce marketing group The Greenery has announced its full year results for 2002.
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Florida faces early close
The citrus season in Florida is winding up earlier than usual this year.
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Avocado SAAGA begins
The start of the 2003 season for South Africa avocados sees the South African Avocado Growers' Association (SAAGA) quietly confident of a strong demand for quality fruit and a slightly smaller crop than 2002.
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Greenery announces grower gongs
Dutch growers have been basking in the glory of The Greenery's grower of the year awards.
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Kiwifruit growers unite
New Zealand's kiwifruit growers have united behind a single organisation to give them a common voice and focus point.
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Frosts strike NZ – again
An early autumn frost has hit Central Otago, New Zealand, sending growers scurrying to protect crops and trees, according to the NZ Herald.
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JO Sims fights killer weed
Importer JO Sims has teamed up with Ragwort-UK to tackle the spreading problem of the killer weed.
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Horticulture's benchmark boost
The Food Chain Centre (FCC) has received a grant of £500,000 million from Defra to help UK horticultural businesses take on the best in Europe.
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Lemon production dips
Early forecasts point to a reduced lemon crop in the main southern hemisphere growing area of Tucumán, Argentina.
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New fresh produce terminal
Bristol Port has opened its new fresh produce terminal at Avonmouth, designed for handling produce from conventional reefer vessels.
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Higgins rises to the challenge
Potato marketing specialist, the Higgins group, has raised £12,000 for charity through a combination of raffles, competitions and the 3 Peak's Challenge.
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Fyffes appoints non-execs
Fyffes has announced the appointments of Rose Hynes and Declan McCourt as non-executive directors of the company.