All Production & Trade articles – Page 252
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ArticleThe Avocado Show moves into Spain
The mono-product restaurant continues its European expansion in spite of Covid-19 challenges
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ArticleSATI lifts seasonal forecast
Certain South African grape production regions have exceeded expectations
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ArticleBelOrta auctions first aubergines
The Belgian cooperative has auctioned its first aubergines of the 2021 season, as production gets set to rise this year
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ArticleSpar brings snacking varieties to India and Nigeria
Retailer has joined forces with Rijk Zwaan to bring new snacking vegetable varieties to consumers
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ArticleEnzed Exotics tipping strong season for Kiwano
Harvest for the 2021 season is underway, with perfect growing conditions leading to high quality and quantity of fruit
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ArticleAPAL targets export growth
Industry body releases market priority strategy and updated training modules
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ArticleMore markets open up for Colombian avocados
Chile has become the 24th country to say yes to Colombian Hass avocados
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ArticleOppy continues strawberry tech research
Trials will explore the commercial viability of a specific systems-based approach as well as robotic harvesting
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ArticleCambodian mangoes welcome FTA progress
Cambodia’s mango industry is eyeing the Korean market following the conclusion of FTA negotiations
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ArticleDry varieties deliver for NZ squash brand
Three Good Men gains recognition from retailers and consumers across Asia
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ArticleTevel raises US$20m for harvest solution
Latest round of investment includes backing from two major Asian ag equipment manufacturers for fruit harvesting drones
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ArticleCovid hampers Kenyan efforts
As the Kenyan fresh produce business prepares for 2021, it is counting the cost of a disrupted 2020 season
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ArticleBritons value farmers, survey reveals
New polling by YouGov shows that people in the UK value farmers more than in any other country
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ArticleAHDB plays vital role in ag, says NFU
Offering value for money is key for AHDB, NFU consultation response highlights
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ArticleThe show goes on at Syngenta
Jérémie Chabanis says Syngenta is ready to meet oncoming challenges through innovative new concepts and its established product portfolio
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ArticleSouth Africa targets 200m citrus cartons
The country's citrus export volume could rise to 200m cartons in the next five years
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ArticleChile assesses grape damage after storms
Mid-season varieties like Thompson Seedless have borne the brunt of the damage
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ArticlePositive outlook for Peruvian avocados in China
An early end to the Chilean season and the return to normal after the pandemic has reactivated demand
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ArticleNew SATI leader speaks
Anton Viljoen Jr has been elected as new chairman of SATI as the South African table grape industry steps into the future
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ArticleRed Sun Farms sets out growth plans
Vertically integrated greenhouse specialist is expanding its operations in Mexico, Canada and the US