All Production & Trade articles – Page 23
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News“Significant increase” in grape shipments through Walvis Bay
Focus on shipments of Namibian grapes through Walvis Bay this season has benefited export logistics
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NewsFirst-half sales fall at Bonduelle
Group reports on growth in branded activities, while overall sales endure a slight downturn of 1.5 per cent
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ArticleTanzania opens direct airfreight route to China for avocados
New logistics option cuts shipping time down from 22 days to a single day
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ArticleNorth Queensland banana growers feel full force of flooding
Significant rainfall and flooding could reflect damage seen from previous cyclones
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NewsZespri RubyRed kiwifruit volumes to double this season
Jason Te Brake says it’s an “exciting time” for RubyRed, with increased volumes “great news” for consumers
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NewsSouth African Gala sales expected to get going early in Europe
Leading exporter Tru-Cape predicts strong start to European campaign after positive harvest
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NewsFruit Logistica 2025 attracts record-breaking participation
Leading trade show for global fruit and vegetable business provides unrivalled platform for industry growth, with over 2,600 exhibitors from more than 90 countries and all parts of the fresh produce value chain
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ArticleHarvest London launches Canada Water vertical farm
Site aims to redefine what it means to supply locally grown produce
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ArticleSource.ag expands network with Sigrow partnership
The Dutch AI solutions provider has formed a partnership with Sigrow, a developer of wireless sensors, as it aims to support more greenhouse growers with its advanced tools
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ArticleChilean citrus exports stable in 2024
Campaign supported by extensive promotional activities in key strategic markets
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ArticleTSBC secures rights to grow innovative raspberry varieties in Portugal
Company signs five-year deal with Advanced Berry Breeding to produce Malaika and Zawadi
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ArticleJapan’s fruit import volumes remain flat but hit record value
Total fruit imports stay below ten-year average in 2024, but reach record value due to weak yen
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ArticleSouth African table grape growers report excellent harvest
Exports to North American markets continue to grow as European markets start strong
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NewsGiulia Montanaro joins apple brand Sambòa
Former Assomela foreign relations chief offers marketing group more than decade of apple industry experience
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ArticleTrump temporarily halts tariff threat against Mexico and Canada
One-month delay comes after US administration receives assurances from Mexican leaders on border controls
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ArticleFresh Formulaics to debut Flair S1 at Fruit Logistica
Flair S1 is the first product in the company’s new range of postharvest solutions to be launched
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ArticleTrump’s South Africa statements cause controversy
South Africa reacts to trade threats made by US president Donald Trump
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ArticleConditions ideal for Egyptian citrus expansion
Climatic issues in major citrus producing countries have contributed to the rising demand for Egyptian citrus, not just in Europe, but also in Russia, the Middle East and South America
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ArticleAva Berries celebrates success of Alicia and Catalina strawberries
Angus Soft Fruits says it is “thrilled” with the response to new strawberry varieties Alicia and Catalina, bred by the Ava Berries Breeding Programme, with plans underway to scale up production to meet growing demand
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CommentComment: Canada remains open for business
CPMA president Ron Lemaire says countries including Mexico could supply more produce to Canada if tariffs push up price of US imports