All Production & Trade articles – Page 294
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ArticleIFG closes South African IP case
Breeder’s protracted case against a South African table grape grower has come to a successful end
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ArticleSmitten season arrives in Australia
Montague sends first cartons to Coles stores in Victoria and Tasmania, with record crop on way
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ArticlePhilippine banana exporters close out a tough 2020
Banana exports from the Philippines were down almost 20 per cent with Covid-19 and TR4 affecting production
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ArticleRecord trade between Malaysia and China
Malaysia looking to capitalise on record trade with China by increasing exports of fresh produce
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ArticleStaying flexible amid restrictions
Belgian cooperative BFV is adapting in order to reach consumers and promote new varieties, despite limitations caused by Covid-19
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ArticleSouth Africa's China grape promo
The country's Western Cape regional government is pleased to be starting a grape promotion in China
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ArticleUnifrutti Group buys Spanish veg firm Dimifruit
Company says more and more buyers want access to environmentally sustainable sources of production
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ArticleAlbanian mandarin exports on the rise
Mandarins are one of the country’s most profitable export crops
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ArticleSeed companies showcase lettuce offer
Top names holding open days at Murcian R&D centres to present latest developments
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ArticleVietnamese growers take tech steps
From livestreaming to blockchain, more and more fruit growers in Vietnam are utilising technology to their advantage
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ArticleIllegal import of Iranian apples resumes in India
Kashmiri apple traders report apples from Iran are being imported illegally and marketed as Afghanistan produce
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ArticleOut-of-court settlement ends kiwifruit lawsuit
The Crown and New Zealand kiwifruit sector plaintiffs agree to accept NZ$40m offer regarding 2010 incursion of Psa
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ArticleNew strawberry varieties from UC Davis
UCD Finn and UCD Mojo are the two latest varieties from the prolific breeding programme
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ArticleCamellia settlement includes local projects
Following alleged abuses at businesses in Camellia’s Kenyan and Malawian operations, a settlement has been reached that involves a number of local initiatives
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ArticleBerry Gardens makes green gains
Raft of environmental measures are bearing fruit at new packhouse, with solar energy system saving over 250 tonnes of CO2 emissions to date
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ArticleFPAA welcomes ITC blueberry decision
It said the decision will help the negotiations for the US Mexico Canada Agreement move forward
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ArticleUSITC rules on US blueberry imports
US International Trade Commission determines blueberry imports are not increasing enough to cause serious injury to the domestic industry
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ArticleLunar New Year sales sluggish due to Covid-19
Fresh fruit sales across South-East Asia down during important period, as concerns regarding counterfeit products remain
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ArticleItalian apples on new journey to Taiwan
Apofruit's groundbreaking 20-tonne shipment of Candine and Fuji will be sold in the Asian country's wholesale markets
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ArticleGulf can benefit from Israeli tech
Improving relations between Israel and the UAE and Bahrain bode well for international trade in agriculture and agri-tech