All Production & Trade articles – Page 1653
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ArticleBerries feel the heat
Continued warm weather and a degree of humidity has reduced the volume of English soft fruit.
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ArticleEfsis offers audit answer
Efsis, the global inspection and certification specialist, has consolidated its business to ensure it has a more focused approach to customers' requirements.
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ArticleBeacon Foods adds to its team
Diane Bailey has been appointed as the new product development manager at Beacon Foods.
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ArticleBown maps out Chile's future
Ronald Bown, president of the Chilean Exporters Association, addressed delegates in Cape Town.
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ArticleIndustry meets in Cape Town
The first Eurofruit southern hemisphere conference featured sessions on varying produce issues
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ArticlePotato Council announces fall in planting estimates
The BPC has revealed planting estimates for 2003 which will be substiantially down on last year.
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Worldwide Fruit extends English apple leadership
The English top-fruit industry's biggest marketing desk has grown in numbers and strength again in 2003/4.
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Organic Bosnian berries boom in Europe
Organic berries grown in Bosnia are set to take western Europe by storm.
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Polish to get trade shining
IFE Poland 2004 will give visitors the opportunity to celeberate the countries accession to the EU.
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Plimsoll on-line - check out the competition
Plimsoll has launched the Electronic Plimsoll Portfolio Analysis - Fresh Produce.
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ArticlePIP protocols set for launch
Six crop protocols developed under the Pesticides Initiative Programme (PIP) of the EU-African-Caribbean-Pacific liaison committee (ColeACP) are ready for launch next month.
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ArticleSinclair replicates squeeze test
Consumer research carried out by testing-technology specialist Sinclair iQ has shown that the company's SIQ-FT replicates the shopper's own "squeeze" test for selecting ripe fresh produce.
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Geest in LEAF link
The LEAF logo is making an appearance on supermarket salads thanks to one enterprising supplier.
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ArticleFavorita offers seminar solution
Favorita Fruit Company in Ecuador is offering its suppliers cost-free best practice seminars.
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ArticlePlum deal for British
Posh totty Tara Palmer Tomkinson has been voted Britain's plummiest person in a poll to celebrate the launch of British Plum Month.
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ArticleCherry picked for success
Northwest cherries has named a winner in its own fruity version of TV's Pop Idol and tipped the band for the top.
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ArticleCranberry forecast up
Production of cranberries is up this season on last in the US, although the largest producing state has registered a decline.
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ArticleBrazilian melon confusion
Discord reigns at the start of the Brazilian melon campaign as the industry is still in negotiation over which port will receive the fruit for the duration of the season.
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Peru avos victims of logistics
Oversupply of Peruvian avocados in the marketplace is the result of logistical oversight rather than increased volumes, one Peruvian analyst has freshinfo.