All Production & Trade articles – Page 1616
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Avo availability tight
Hass avocado supplies have been running tight in the UK leaving importers eagerly awaiting the start of the Spanish season as Mexico contends with quality problems.
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Horticulture water threat
Problems could be in store next spring for UK growers if a lack of rainfall persists.
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Hargreaves appoints new plant scientist
Wai-Lon Pang, a recently qualified MSc at Reading University, has been recruited by Hargreaves Plants to further develop the company's ability to identify improved new varieties of soft fruits.
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Transport body launches website
Transfrigoroute has launched its new website with a range of features aiming to assist its members.
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Washington apple crop down on estimates
Washington crop lower than initial forecast, according to top grower and exporter Stemilt.
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Chile expects to ship more fruit to Europe
The predominance of the US market as a destination for Chilean fruit could end in the next few seasons.
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Transport at breaking point says CBI
The CBI has claimed that business leaders will not invest in the UK because the country's transport system is at breaking point.
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JO Sims announces Westfalia link-up
JO Sims has announced a new agreement with South African company Westfalia.
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Government agrees Stamp Duty reduction
The government has agreed to significantly reduce major Stamp Duty rises on new tenancies.
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Fairtrade sales predicted to grow
Fairtrade products could become the "new organics", according to a report from Leatherhead Food International.
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It's mangoes away... to South Africa
A final call to all chefs who have not already sent in their favourite mango recipe to the Mango Association.
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Super Cali goes ballistic, pistachio crop atrocious
California's pistachio production is down significantly on last year's records, but more importantly on summer pre-season forecasts.
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ADC unveils new product
ADC BioScientific has introduced a new portable soil respiration system.
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PMA report analyses Chinese fresh produce industry
The Chinese produce industry is laid bare in a new FreshTrack study by the Produce Marketing Association in the US.
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Fresh Del Monte Produce reports solid Q3 results
Earnings per share, net sales, net income all advance despite challenging market conditions in Europe.
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NZ faces trade barriers
New Zealand exporters face significant trade barriers for their horticultural produce a new report has found.
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Mixed blessings for onions
The UK has produced a vintage quality onion crop this year, but yields are highly variable across the country and bulb sizes are smaller than average.
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George Hammond moves in at Sheerness
George Hammond Plc has announced the opening of a branch office at the Port of Sheerness.
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FTA welcomes rail regulator's plan
The Freight Transport Association (FTA) has welcomed rail regulator Tom Winsor's call for more freight line funding.
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Capespan fruit for schools
Capespan provided fruit to an East London school as part of National School Meals Week