All Production & Trade articles – Page 380
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ArticleNZ industry celebrates bicentenary
Leaders from across the apple and pear industry gather in Wellington to recognise 200 years of production
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ArticleMachines to up onion output in Philippines
Technology developed by PHilMech has increased the country’s onion production and now other applications are being explored
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ArticleIndustry pilot to trace Victorian citrus exports
New collaborative programme led by Citrus Australia utilises blockchain technology to improve traceability of citrus exports
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ArticlePositive signs for NZ apple and pear crop
Early forecast points to 600,000 tonne crop, with increased plantings of Pink Lady, Dazzle, Jazz and Rockit
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ArticleJapan aims to double agricultural exports
Fruits and vegetables are set to play an important role in helping the government reach its goal by 2025
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ArticleSouth Africa invests in raisin drying in exports push
New drying method is allowing raisin growers to boost product quality and volumes as South Africa looks to increase exports to UK and Asia
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ArticlePower problems persist in South Africa
Leading Western Cape topfruit packers demand uninterrupted electricity supply
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ArticleAustralian citrus seeks to stay on a roll
Citrus Australia reflects on a record 2019 export campaign, with initial crop forecasts for 2020 raising hopes of a repeat performance
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ArticleRaisins South Africa targets UK export boost
Industry looks to promote high agronomy standards and product quality as its competes with Turkey and California for market share
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ArticleNew Zealand’s 2020 kiwifruit season begins
NZKGI forecasts a good tasting, large crop, with green, gold and red set to be harvested together for the first time
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ArticleTrain opens new channel into China
A new train service carrying fruit from Vietnam to China is set to give South-East Asian exporters a boost
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ArticleAnecoop welcomes newest member
Melon cooperative becomes fully member of Anecoop after several years of close collaboration
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ArticleSpain clamps down on varietal abuse
Court hands down custodial sentence for illegal propagation of licensed blueberry varieties
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ArticleFood and drink exports rise 5 per cent
Increase comes as UK government highlights benefits of global trade, with US and Japan buying more British food
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ArticleEcuador takes action as coronavirus spreads
Richard Salazar of Acorbanec outlines the steps being taken by the banana sector to alleviate the crisis
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ArticleTropiWorld aims for one-stop shop
Dubai-based TropiWorld is establishing farmer associations across the world, as it aims to become one of the world’s leading exotics producers and distributors
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ArticleFruitful year for Total Produce
Preliminary full-year results show improved revenue and earnings as incremental impact of Dole acquisition has positive impact
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ArticleNew campaign shows support for Italian produce
Women’s group highlights quality and safety of Italian-grown fruit and veg as coronavirus takes its toll on sector
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ArticleVietnam to buy from US to ease tension
Fruit will be included in Vietnam’s commitment to buy US$3bn of farm products from the US
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ArticleGrant supports Perfection Fresh mango project
A Queensland researcher, in conjunction with Perfection Fresh, has been using technology to optimise mango harvesting