All Production & Trade articles – Page 199
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ArticleOrganic asparagus available at BelOrta
The Belgian cooperative is seeing growth across its organic department, with organic asparagus available for the second consecutive year
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NFU president warns of UK food shortages
Minette Batters tells LBC that UK 'could see food shortages as prices surge'
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ArticleUK feels effect of Moroccan tomato ban
Retailers are seeing empty shelves as Moroccan tomato ban compounds an already tight European supply situation
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ArticleWar in Ukraine will ‘depress demand and disrupt supply’
Rabobank's Cindy van Rijswick analyses the longer-term impact of Russia's invasion on fresh produce trade
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ArticleShanghai lockdown disrupts supply chain
Inland transport affected by Covid-19 outbreak while ports and airports remain open
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ArticleFyffes opens €25m ripening centre
New Balbriggan-based facility will have an output of over 7m bananas per week when operating at full capacity
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ArticleCape Five active on two fronts
South African exporter delivers apples to China and helps refugees in Europe
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ArticleVerna campaign targets young consumers
The variety’s lower acidity makes it ideal for children, Ailimpo says
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ArticleMorocco curbs tomato exports
The North African kingdom is limiting Europe-bound exports of round tomatoes to lower local prices and ensure availability ahead of Ramadan
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ArticleSouth Africa eyes further eastern growth
It is not only in China and India where South African apples and pears are enjoying growing demand
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ArticleProduction costs soar in Spain
Average export price of fresh fruit and vegetables rose by 2 per cent in January, while production costs jumped 30 per cent
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ArticleSeeking sustainability solutions
Inaugural Horticulture Sustainability Summit brings together Australian industry leaders to discuss key issue
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ArticleNew season Jazz sets sails
T&G Global sends first consignment of New Zealand-grown fruit to Europe
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ArticleExport delay costs emerge
Blow for South African deciduous fruit growers as reality of losses due to delays and port disruption is revealed
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ArticleUSDA plans UK export mission
The US department of agriculture hopes to expand export opportunities for its growers and producers in the UK
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ArticleGrapa Varieties appoints new CEO
Table grape breeder announces Shiko Domovitz as its Chief Executive Officer, succeeding Rafi Karniel
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ArticleVietnam joins Australian ag visa
Australian horticultural industry welcomes first country to join new visa programme for agricultural workers
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ArticleAlcampo expands sustainable F&V offer
The Spanish retailer now provides up to 40 sustainably grown fruit and vegetable products
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ArticleSATI speaks out on challenges
South African grape industry faces problems as fruit industries meet government minister to discuss impact of Ukraine war
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ArticleStrong showing for Anecoop in 2020/21
Grower returns reach their highest ever level, but group warns of tough outlook for 2022