All Production & Trade articles – Page 296
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ArticleGoatham’s installs major solar array
Green investment will reduce the UK’s largest topfruit producer’s carbon emissions by almost 300 tonnes a year
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ArticleIGD work experience programme tackles unemployment
Virtual event connects job seekers with food professionals, developing employability skills and boosting candidates’ confidence
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ArticleReybanpac eyes Chinese gains
Disruption to Filipino banana supply is allowing the company to gain a firmer foothold in China
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ArticleTreemond invests in nut production in Spain
Company announces latest phase in its ambitious plans to develop nut production in the Iberian Peninsula
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ArticleHyderabad airport upgrade for exporters
GMR Hyderabad International Airport plans to expand the perishable cargo capacity at its Shamshabad airport
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ArticleSouth Africa anticipating strong avocado crop
New plantings and larger fruit put early season forecast at 16m export cartons despite being an off season
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ArticleSuccessful season for Arra 15 in India
Jupiter Group and Sahyadri Farms harvest first commercial crop in Nashik
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ArticleThe good citizen
Fresca Group chief executive Martyn Fletcher talks to Luisa Cheshire about the direction of the business, and his vision for its future
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ArticleBelOrta auctions first asparagus
The first Belgian asparagus was auctioned this week by the BelOrta cooperative, with the proceeds going to charity
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ArticleIsraeli firms focus on breeding
Israeli tomato exports have fallen sharply since the early 2000s, but the country’s role in breeding new varieties continues to grow
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ArticleKiwifruit still represents a sound investment
Despite big challenges, many of Italy’s kiwifruit suppliers are managing to navigate a safe path to the international market
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ArticleJalisco avocado exports on the rise
The state shipped 112,000 tonnes in 2020, an increase of 17 per cent on the previous year
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ArticleEU project finds new use for citrus waste
Citruspack promotes the circular economy by creating a new value chain from discarded citrus waste
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ArticleLockdown affecting Malaysia’s markets
Malaysia’s wholesalers forced to adapt as they deal with another surge of Covid-19
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ArticleUniversity of Minnesota launches ‘Triumph’
Fruit breeding programme responsible for ‘Honeycrisp’ variety releases new variety with strong disease resistance
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ArticleHong Kong customs seize counterfeit Tasmanian cherries
Fake QR codes alert Hansen Orchards to 196 boxes of cherries labelled as Tasmanian grown, worth an estimated A$13,400
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ArticleAlmeria set for strong spring veg season
The cold winter is expected to lead to more vigorous plant growth this spring
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ArticleUK asks for Brexit grace period extension
UK urges EU to extend grace period to 2023 in bid to soften Brexit border impact in the island of Ireland
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ArticleLabour costs threaten UK grower future
Fairer returns needed to offset increasing labour costs and keep UK fruit and veg growers in business, NFU report reveals