All Production & Trade articles – Page 258
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ArticleCosta teams up for tomato study
University of New England will lead research into hydroponically grown greenhouse tomatoes
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AdvertorialRijk Zwaan keeps track of melon trends
R&D group's hybrid event showcases new varieties that meet consumer preferences in both melons and watermelons
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ArticleMalagasy lychees choose SIIM
The French exotics specialist has been selected to take on the marketing of Madagascan lychees for the new campaign starting this autumn
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ArticleIndustry launches Adopt a Pea Field
Adopt a British pea field and celebrate UK pea harvest for only 100p(ea) during Great British Pea Week
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ArticleHenan distillery transforms into kiwifruit business
Dukang Distillers targets massive expansion in kiwifruit production under new name China Shenshan Orchard
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ArticleBrassica growers in quit threat
Static returns, combined with a wide range of input cost increases, are threatening to drive growers away
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ArticleChilean worker shortage “worse than feared”
Fedefruta survey reveals that the crisis could affect next season’s harvest unless urgent steps are taken
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ArticleFairtrade Base Wage for bananas
The Fairtrade Base Wage came into effect on 1 July, boosting wages by up to 15 per cent for thousands of workers on banana plantations
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ArticleRevised forecast for Australian macadamias
Weather events prompt slight reduction in harvest volume estimate
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ArticleEgypt grape one to watch
Egypt shows strong potential for grape export growth, thanks to climate, costs and location, says supplier
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ArticleIndustry launches National Berry Month
The UK's first National Berry Month launched yesterday (1 July), showcasing softfruit's versatility and health-giving properties
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ArticleKooky brings dried Thai fruit to UK market
Dried exotic fruit brand Kooky launches on UK market, bringing a taste of Thailand to British consumers
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ArticleAgranimo’s analytics platform wins funding boost
Startup says investment from Nector Holdings will accelerate its growth in the fresh produce industry
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ArticleGreece eyes late-season grape potential
Speakers at the Global Grape Congress outline their optimism for Greece's role in international supply
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ArticlePicota cherries ramp up 2021 campaign
Spain’s stalkless variety plays a starring role in UK produce aisles during the summer months
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ArticleNWCG launches Indian campaign
Pacific Northwest cherries to be sold via retail stores and e-commerce platforms over July and August
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ArticleSupport for Zespri China trial falls short
Producer vote on proposed approach to unauthorised Gold3 plantings in China does not reach threshold
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ArticleLorry parking ban lifted in Kent
Government rejects bid by Kent County Council to extend restrictions on parking in laybys amid fears for driver safety
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ArticleSpain has a taste for Moroccan watermelons
Import value climbs by over a quarter in the first four months of the year
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ArticleGlobal audience gathers for Grape Congress
Global Grape Congress was held online this week, uniting over 1,400 professionals for a full day of discussions on the latest trends and challenges in grapes