All Production & Trade articles – Page 401
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ArticleAlanar taking strong measures
Leading Turkish fresh fruit supplier Alanar is well prepared for the worsening Covid-19 situation in the country, having stepped up its efforts a month ago
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ArticleAlmost half of UK veg grown to LEAF Marque Standard
Annual Global Impacts Report reveals that 43 per cent of domestic fruit and veg is now grown to LEAF Marque sustainability standards
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ArticleSouth Africa's informal trade hit
Lockdown measures disrupt informal fruit trade sector in South Africa, which plays a crucial role in the country's produce sales
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ArticleMexican mango exports hold steady
Jorge Armando Celis, president of EMEX, says Mexico’s 2020 mango export volume will be similar to last year’s
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ArticleBlue Whale ready for unexpected
In the wake of Covid-19, French apple giant Blue Whale is prepared for tough times ahead, as the possibility of labour issues approaches
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ArticleApeam working hard to maintain supply
Mexican avocado association says it will not let a health crisis become a food crisis
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ArticleCoronavirus: industry response
Asiafruit rounds up what impact the coronavirus pandemic has had on fresh produce trade across Asia to-date
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ArticleFurloughed staff 'can work on farms'
Government clarification offers growers a boost during the harvest and means workers can supplement their income
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ArticleChile accentuates the positive
Good quality reflected in favourable prices during 2019/20 table grape campaign
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ArticleRSA's bumper blueberry year
South Africa’s blueberry exports increased 53 per cent this season, while raspberries suffered from lack of airfreight
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ArticlePink Lady banding together
Apple association Pink Lady Europe has seen an uptick in demand as European consumers go into lockdown, necessitating additional efforts and togetherness from staff
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ArticleCitrus PGI shows its mettle
Cítricos Valencianos PGI says supply will continue as usual in spite of Covid-19 challenges
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ArticleFreshfel concerned over industry stability
Industry body is worried about the increasing financial burden and long-term stability of Europe's fresh fruit and vegetable supply
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ArticleSpanish berries feel the squeeze
Freshuelva says losses sustained during the present campaign will curb growers’ ability to plant next season
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ArticleMarket stabilisation plan put forward
US fresh produce industry partners have presented the USDA with a plan to support critical financial needs in the produce supply chain
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ArticleAustralia fast-tracks imports
Fruit and vegetable products among the grocery items being prioritised for entry
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ArticleCoronavirus prompts urban farming interest
With movement in many countries restricted, some consumers are turning to urban farming for their fresh produce
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ArticlePhilippine produce platform expanded
The Department of Agriculture’s Kadiwa marketing programme will serve more urban consumers during quarantine
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ArticleCo-loading success for RSA citrus
More shipments of South African citrus to be co-loaded for Japan and China this year
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ArticleSIIM mangoes head to Europe
Grower-exporter, which packs fruit under the Dibra brand, set to send west Africa-grown mangoes to European markets