All Production & Trade articles – Page 276
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ArticleArrigoni offers spring frost protection
Group launches Arricover, a bioclimatic screen to protect products such as onions, potatoes and leeks
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ArticleArgentina says yes to Peruvian grapes and citrus
Senasa said negotiations to secure access for peppers and passionfruit are also advanced
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ArticleRijk Zwaan utilises studio meetings
The group recently held a series of studio meetings with its Sweet Palermo partners in Israel and the Netherlands
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ArticlePink Lady backs bees with sticker promo
Competition in partnership with The British Bee Charity and Morrisons aims to raise awareness of bees’ importance as pollinators
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ArticleOrchard House lands £22m loan following buyout
Deal will allow prepared fruit business to invest in new equipment and product development, targeting growth as lockdown is eased
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ArticleG's Group announces change at the top
Guy Shropshire will take over from his father John as G's Group CEO from 1 May and continue the current company strategy
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ArticleSouth Africa faces logistics challenges
The demand for export containers between April in October from South Africa will be extremely high
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Colombia looks to top US$1bn of banana exports
The country is aiming for a 10 per cent increase in shipments in 2021, says Augura
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Article"Further acceleration" for Greenyard
Strong fourth-quarter growth leads to raised expectations for full financial year
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ArticleInterko launches Containerised Ripening Room
Mobile, space-saving system is the result of five years of research and development in partnership with Fyffes
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ArticleFruitCo project targets 2022 opening
Apple, pear and stonefruit packhouse being built on former SPC Ardmona site in Goulburn Valley
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ArticleNew Zealand persimmons grow in popularity
Fruit originally destined for international markets sees 20 per cent growth in popularity among domestic consumers
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ArticleIrish Sea border posts ‘pushed back two years’
Permanent facilities for new border checks at Northern Irish ports now not expected to be built before 2023 amid resistance from DUP
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ArticleSpanish buying more home-grown apples
The trend towards favouring national production over imported apples started in 2017
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ArticleChallenge for Ghanaian pines
YO Amankwah & Sons sees climate change as a major threat to pineapple production in Ghana, with rains falling short
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ArticlePulse growers advised to monitor pests
PGRO creates masterclass to help growers understand when to spray to combat a range of pests
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ArticleDazzling entry into China for New Zealand apple
Largest quantity of Dazzle apples arrives to fanfare at China’s Guangzhou and Shanghai wholesale markets
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ArticleHigh-powered speaker line-up for Fresh Produce India
Leading players to outline exciting market opportunities at India’s premier fresh produce event on 22 April
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ArticlePandemic shows potential for young Indonesian growers
Indonesian farming numbers have been falling but Covid-19 has brought some youth back to agriculture
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ArticleMontague’s Jazz apples fuel charity ride
Jazz apples sponsor Recovery Ride 2021, continuing company’s connection with Foodbank