All Production & Trade articles – Page 1645
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ArticleIsraeli berries kick off
The Israeli strawberry season has started with fruit meeting keen demand.
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ArticleSouth African stone fruit delayed
South African stone fruit and grape are coming on stream considerably behind a normal start to the season.
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ArticleOne third of UK top-fruit industry could disappear
At least one third of the UK top-fruit industry could disappear unless it pays greater attention to its management and marketing, says a new report.
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Salvesen appoints new director
Christian Salvesen Plc has announced Julian Steadman has been appointed as Group Finance Director
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ArticleAccession poses onion threat
Onion growers in the UK heard this week how the accession of new members to the EU next year is likely to affect them.
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ArticleLorries shun M6 toll road
Less than 10 lorry operators have signed up to use the M6 following complaints of high prices.
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ArticleMandela message for Fairtrade retailers
Former South African president Nelson Mandela has delivered a strong message of support for South African Fairtrade fruit and also the UK's retailers.
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Enza growers receive reduced payout
A high New Zealand dollar and small fruit contributed to a lower payout for Enza growers this year, according to Enza manager Clive Durand.
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Canterbury hosts Eurofair ñ after a fashion
The Goods Shed food hall in Canterbury has come to the rescue of a farmers market event that attracted 50,000 people to the city in 2003.
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FPC and Defra collaborate on plant health
UK cross-industry association collaborates with ministry to respond to EU plant health directive.
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Heavy borrowing leaves fresh produce industry on the edge
Plimsoll Publishing has highlighted 90 fresh produce companies that are borrowing heavily in a bid to capture extra market share.
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Stubbins scoops bronze in Wales
Stubbins Marketing Ltd has won a bronze medal in the True Taste / Gwir Flas Wales Food & Drink Awards 2003-4 for its Santa baby plum tomatoes.
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Cherries suffer delay
Rain and hail are affecting play for cherries from the southern hemisphere.
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ArticleChristmas tree shortage stories untrue
Recent scaremongering that Christmas trees would run short is unfounded, says trade association.
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ArticleM&S unveils new code
Marks & Spencer has launched a new code of practice for the production and packing of fresh produce.
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Ulma upgrades best-selling PV350
Ulma Packaging Ltd has launched the latest version of its most successful inverted packing machine.
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ArticleBeacon reputation spreads across Europe
The reputation of award-winning fresh and exotic ingredients specialist Beacon Foods is spreading across Europe.
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ArticleGreenery appoints new marketing director
After nearly six years at The Greenery, marketing director Margreet van Harn is leaving the company on December 1. A replacement is already in place.
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ArticleGeest disposes of Worldwide Fruit interest
Geest plc announced today the sale of its shares in Enzafruit Worldwide Ltd (Worldwide Fruit). Both Geest and Northcourt Group have issued statements and Alasdair Robertson is stepping down as ceo at the end of the year.
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ArticleProduce World trims staff numbers
Produce World, which is the holding company for Solanum, Isleham Fresh Produce, Rustle and RB Organics, has made a number of job redundancies across the group.