All Production & Trade articles – Page 455
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ArticleBrexit: many questions left to answer
Huge uncertainty around UK's departure from the EU, say trade experts from fresh produce industry association Freshfel Europe
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ArticleEucofel sets out plan of action
The association set out its agenda and goals for the coming year at AGM in Warsaw
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ArticleCyclone Idai costs mount
As the death toll in Mozambique and Zimbabwe rises, fresh producers growers are also counting the cost
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ArticleHortinvest tweaks cherry project
Horticulture investment firm adjusts investment structure for export-focused premium cherry orchards
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ArticleNew alliance for Australian produce
Leading companies band together to tackle key issues such as packaging, product integrity and market access
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ArticleBig doubts over UK's no-deal banana duty
Lack of continuity agreements with Latin American countries could leave banana importers facing significant tariff hike
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ArticleAndy Macdonald to step down as Coregeo MD
Head of Pink Lady and Tenderstem marketer to hand over reins after helping to create the two biggest brands in UK fresh produce
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ArticleInland import checks in no-deal Brexit
Defra notice says additional horticultural marketing checks will take place, but inland rather than at the border
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ArticleGreenyard could axe 422 jobs
British and German workers are most vulnerable, says the Belgian company, which revealed its transformation plan today
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ArticleSkipping stones
Soft fruits have some fierce competition in cherries, which will capture increasing market share as year-round supply develops. Ed Leahy hears how Chambers plans to take advantage of the boon
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ArticleChina cherry potential
China offers great export opportunities to Argentine and Australian cherry growers, says Fruta Cloud
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ArticleAnother record year for Anecoop
Rise in vegetable sales and strong citrus prices help profits top the €700m mark for the first time
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ArticlePuffin Produce picks up double award
The Welsh growers earned two accolades at the Co-op's first Welsh supplier awards held in Cardiff
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ArticleMultivac invests in China
Packaging solution company sees opportunity in China and plans thirteenth global factory in Taicang
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ArticleBillion-dollar export sales goal
New Zealand apple industry aims to achieve NZ$1bn (US$680m) in export sales by 2020 through growth strategy
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ArticleTech advances ‘will attract fresh talent’ to fresh produce
Rise of automation, robotics, AI and big data is creating opportunities to welcome brightest young minds into the industry, say leading firms
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ArticleEnzed Exotics celebrates landmark
This season marks the tenth anniversary of the Enzed Exotics brand of naturally grown Kiwano in New Zealand
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ArticleUK tariff announcement eases Spanish fears
Spanish fruit and vegetable producers breathe sigh of relief after tariff exemption
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ArticleIrish mushrooms brace for Brexit
It’s no secret that Ireland’s mushroom industry has been suffering since the EU referendum, but rather than looking to new markets, Irish producers are taking steps to ensure UK exports stay cost-effective
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ArticleWinning with waste
Ben Whitehead thinks he can help make a big difference with his little packets of rescued fruit and veg crisps. Fred Searle talks to the founder of Spare Snacks about what’s wrong with our food system and how sustainable brands can help change it