All Production & Trade articles – Page 344
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ArticleCitrus Australia criticises border ban
Industry body says NSW citrus crops will be left to rot if state government doesn’t change travel restrictions
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ArticleGerman cherry production slides
USDA report estimates fall in year-on-year production while also anticipating weather-related import shift
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ArticleElior offers eco-responsible fruit
French foodservice giant Elior has signed a partnership with AOP Pêches et Abricots de France to offer Vergers Ecoresponsables fruits
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ArticleCovid-19 outbreak at AM Fresh UK and MM Flowers
In the past three weeks 26 staff have tested positive for coronavirus at fruit and flowers suppliers’ joint site in Cambridgeshire
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ArticleEarly end for Argentine lemon campaign
High incidence of citrus black spot prompts sector to halt shipments to European Union
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ArticleBesana to merge with Importaco
Spanish company to take 51 per cent share in Italian group and form a leading player in market for dried fruit and nuts
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ArticleExport boost for Colombian mangoes
EU paves the way for imports under a systems approach, eliminating the need for hot water treatment
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ArticleQueensland broccoli arrives in Singapore
Close to two tonnes of fresh broccoli grown by Qualipac exported to Singapore via IFAM service
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ArticleCovid challenge for Summerfruit NZ
Peak industry body identified labour, logistics and consumer access as three of the most pressing challenges at its AGM
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ArticleHeat tolerant tomatoes developed in Mauritius
Nuclear technology used to develop high-yielding tomato varieties that can thrive in hot temperatures
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ArticleUAE promoting long-term sustainability
Smart Acres, a new hydroponic farm in the UAE, is part of a local effort to boost the region's economic development, diversification and wider food security
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ArticleTrends to watch for apples and pears
Ahead of the annual EU crop forecasts, WAPA secretary general Philippe Binard talks to Fruitnet about the upcoming season
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Article‘Change needed in addressing farm safety’
Alerting fellow farmers to dangerous practices is key to bringing down number of farm fatalities, says NFU
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ArticleMexican mango volumes down
Mexican mango volumes are set to drop 5 per cent this season, while Haiti's harvest is up 40 per cent
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ArticleAnecoop joins citrus waste project
Pro-Enrich initiative seeks to extract high-value components from citrus residues
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ArticlePublic opinion of farming 'at record high'
NFU annual survey shows farmers' efforts to feed the nation during the Covid crisis have not gone unnoticed
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ArticleSouth African citrus shows resilience
New ways of using shipping and different transport modes are helping the industry during difficult times
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ArticleAHDB ballot sparks interest
Grower ballot on AHDB levy suggests funding mechanism must change, say review petitioners
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ArticleCherries added to Scotty Brand mix
New introduction to the brand's seasonal berries range sees the fruit stocked in Asda stores across Scotland
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ArticleSpanish exports slide in May
Fepex attributes volume and value decreases to increase in national consumption driven by coronavirus outbreak