All Production & Trade articles – Page 1607
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Keevy SAAGA ends
Chris Keevy has stepped down as ceo of the South Africa Avocado Growers' Association after five successful years at the helm.
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MTEX shows Suntina delight
The UK will receive at least 10 per cent more Suntina from Israel through MTEX this season.
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Spanish production slows
A cold snap across southern Spain at the start of last week has been making its effects known on field crops such as iceberg, broccoli and strawberries.
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Chile: 2003 is crucial in Europe
Chilean weekly Revista del Campo reports Fresh Fruit Association president Ronald Bown saying 2003 is "Chile's year in Europe".
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A new red pomelo
Researchers at The Volcani Center in Israel have developed a new variety of red pomelo, reportedly sweeter and juicier than the original variety. Its added advantage: it has no pits.
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Apple aid on its way
Some $11million in federal aid is en route to apple growers in New York state. The funds are part of a national relief package to compensate producers for losses in recent seasons.
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Growers test protection plan
Farm trials of the industry's keenly awaited crop protection management plans (CPMP) start next Wednesday.
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London potato futures go live
The UK potato industry once again has a futures market thanks to the WTB Hannover Commodity Exchange.
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Italian citrus decline
Producers' association Confagricoltura is forecasting a further reduction in the Italian citrus crop.
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Salad growers get SOLA benefit
Outdoor lettuce producers have a new recommendation for an IPM-compatible insecticide and salad onion growers a fungicide for the control of downy mildew under the specific off-label approval (SOLA) system.
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Argentina top-fruit increase
Production of top fruit in the Rio Negro region of Argentina is forecast to jump by nine per cent in the coming season.
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Spanish berry acreage up
Spanish strawberry growers have increased production acreage this season to 7,120ha compared to last season's 6,600ha.
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French apples achieve balance
The French apple supply situation is well balanced at the mid-point in the season thanks, in part, to lower volumes than expected from Italy.
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Geest's sales grow
Fresh-prepared specialist Geest has announced in a pre-closed-period statement that its total sales for the year ended December 28, 2002 have grown by 14 per cent.
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Italians lose ground
Italian producers' organisation Confagricoltura has said that Italy is losing ground in Europe to other producer member states.
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Warnings sound for NZ export crops
According to a report just out from the New Zealand farm ministry, apple exports are likely to fall 12 per cent to just 14.5million cartons next season and the kiwifruit sector may have to watch its back in the future as international market competition increases.
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Fair deal all round
The Soil Association and Fairtrade Foundation have joined forces to launch a venture that will combine both organic and Fairtrade certification for UK and imported goods.
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Sharonfruit shining
With two months of the Israeli sharonfruit season still to run, Agrexco UK is reporting steady sales increases year on year.
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HDC reveals new council members
Defra has announced the appointment of new council members to the Horticultural Development Council.
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Redbridge and Chingford link up
Redbridge Produce Marketing and Chingford Fruit Ltd have announced they are forging a joint working alliance to supply grapes to Sainsbury's, as the first move in a strategy to form a separate trading entity later this year.