All Production & Trade articles – Page 378
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ArticleAgriculture Bill back in the Lords
Bill returns for its second reading as ministers hope to bring it into law by 2021
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ArticleUK applies for border control posts in Northern Ireland
Defra makes formal request for EU to establish border checkpoints at Northern Irish ports as UK prepares for end of Brexit transition period
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ArticleRPA simplifies BPS over-claim penalties
Government says new rules mean farmers will be less heavily penalised for making small over-claims
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ArticlePeppers show greater resistance
UF/IFAS scientists develop a specialty pepper with better resistance to root-knot nematodes
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ArticleBosch UK joins forces with Fieldwork Robotics
Tech giant to help University of Plymouth robotics specialist accelerate development of its ‘soft robotic arms’ for picking soft fruit and veg
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ArticleChina’s imports to drive global growth
Opening session of Fruitnet Live: China paints positive outlook for global suppliers moving forward
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ArticleNZ suspend mango imports from Mumbai
Temporary ban enacted by Ministry for Primary Industries following detection of fruit fly
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ArticleQueensland Kabocha sees success in Japan
Growers from Darling Downs produce crop of export-standard squash, opening A$108m export market into Japan
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ArticleNW cherries anticipating long season
Sluggish start sees just under 10.5m boxes of dark sweet and yellow cherries shipped, with demand continuing to grow
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ArticleKorean growers diversify with apple melon
Strawberry and tomato growers on Korea’s Jeju Island have begun apple melon trials to increase productivity
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ArticleCEA census homes in on Covid-19
Global survey aims to spell out challenges facing controlled environment cropping
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ArticleLess but tastier UK top fruit this season
British Apples and Pears reveals early intimations for UK top fruit season, calling on retailers to back British produce
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ArticleUK immigration policy "not fit for agriculture"
NFU vice president warns parliament committee that British agriculture is low in confidence
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ArticleBrandt's wants to tell a new Story
Brandt’s Fruit Trees is licensed to become the US propagation manager for the Inored cv., marketed as the Story apple
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ArticleNew Zealand targets export boost
Government launch plan to increase primary sector export earnings by NZ$44bn over the next ten years
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ArticleIndonesia set to top pear imports
Indonesia is expected to take the top spot as the world’s largest importer of pears while China’s production rebounds
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ArticlePersistence pays off for Australian grapes
Japan and Korea are fulfilling their potential for Australian table grapes after years of market development
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ArticleBananas on top in 2020
Download your free copy of the Produce Plus-Nielsen Top 20 via the Produce Plus app
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ArticleThe US avocado market in volatile times
Rabobank analyses the likely impact of Covid-19 on the US avocado market in the coming months
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ArticleA different world
New Fruit SA chief executive Fhumulani Ratshitanga has taken up the post in challenging times