All Production & Trade articles – Page 426
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ArticleApple production to bounce back
A USDA report predicts world apple production will rise with increases in China set to offset lower production in the EU
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Article"Atrocious" weather halts NI potato harvest
A tenth of the country’s potato crop is still in the ground after extremely wet autumn and difficult earlier conditions make 2019 a year to forget
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ArticleSA honours raisin champions
Ceremony aims to mark a century of raisin production in South Africa and honour some of its finest modern growers
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Polls tighten as Brexit plans emerge
Leaks in the run-up to this week’s UK general election have shone a light on the detail within the Conservatives’ plans for Brexit and future trading relationships
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ArticleFPAA hails progress on USMCA
FPAA urges bipartisan vote to pass USMCA and applauds efforts to reach agreement on trade
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ArticleAfrucat calls for urgent action on stonefruit
New proposals include grubbing of 10,000ha of orchards, cutting Spain’s output by a quarter
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ArticleGrapefruit brings welcome news
December Florida citrus forecast shows increase in grapefruit production, while oranges hold steady
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ArticleGuangzhou celebrates arrival of Chilean cherries
Event held at wholesale market to mark the delivery of the first consignment of sea freighted cherries to China
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ArticleVietnam proposes import tariff drop
Apples and table grapes imported by Vietnam could receive a reduction in tariffs as it looks to reduce prices for consumers
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ArticleAustralian potatoes explore Egypt
Western Australian delegation visits Egypt to asses export potential for seed potatoes
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AnalysisRoot veg are star attractions in winter
Kantar's consumer insight director explores shoppers' continued interest in root veg, especially during the winter months
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ArticleAPAL takes charge of Pink Lady in US and Mexico
Australian group handed master licence in North America to direct marketing activities for trademarked apple
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ArticleEU campaign raising awareness
The EU Fruit campaign is completing its first round of activities in Greece, Germany and Poland, with the aim of building awareness of the quality and safety of European fresh produce
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ArticleWaitrose relaxes spec for "wonky" sprouts
Retailer reveals wet autumn has created hardships for farmers, with buyers taking on as much of UK crop as possible
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ArticleColombia reports on TR4 progress
ICA says no further outbreaks have been detected since the disease was discovered in July
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ArticleHoneycrunch ditching the plastic
Innatis is rolling out new fully recyclable cardboard punnets for its Honeycrunch apples in response to retailers’ desire to lose the plastic
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ArticleGrapefruit yet to show its hand
Export volume disappointing in 2019 after some promise of growth during the previous years
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ArticleGrapes showing new export patterns
SATI's December forecast shows a rise in South African table grape exports compared to last year
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ArticleKorean ‘Shingo’ pears arrive in India
First shipment of Korean-grown ‘Shingo’ pears arrives in India, with fruit to be distributed to Delhi, Mumbai and Bangalore
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ArticleAustralian avocado production grows
Australia’s avocado production rises by record 11 per cent, with growth forecast to continue over coming years