All Production & Trade articles – Page 47
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NewsUnifrutti plans new solar plants in Chile
Company’s partnership with Solarity continues with the planned addition of seven more solar energy installations
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NewsPotatoes top the table as Spain’s imports grow
Value of both fruit and vegetable imports climbed through January-August when compared with the same period of 2023
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CommentPromising carrot season in Egypt a boost for global markets
Egypt has emerged as a significant player in the global carrot market, becoming the third largest supplier of carrots to the EU in 2022/23, according to Khaled Alhabouny, operations director at Alhabouny Group
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ArticleAHDB says Labour Budget highlights importance of farming succession
Levy board has outlined how changes in inheritance tax, direct payments and the farming budget could impact the sector
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ArticleMastronardi Produce adds new greenhouse acreage
Company to expand Sunset production with strategic acquisition of local greenhouses
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ArticleYello apple back on the shelves
Consortia VOG and VIP expect good quality and consistent volumes of their yellow-skinned apple this season
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ArticleDulcis embarks on first international campaign
The new Italian kiwifruit will launch across multiple European markets
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NewsPhytoform Labs develops “breakthrough” mini tomato
Tiny tomato plants that ”pack a punch” could prove breakthrough crop for UK precision breeding
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ArticleFenmarc acquires Alfred G. Pearce
Deal brings established vegetable-growing operation into the Fenmarc stable
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ArticlePeru braced for challenging blueberry campaign
Industry calls for collaboration and transparency to avoid erosion in profitability as volumes bounce back
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ArticleSaudi firms Iyris and Red Sea Global launch regeneration initiative
The National Food Production Initiative is aimed at regenerating unproductive land, reinvigorating the economy of Saudi Arabia and reducing its reliance on imported produce
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ArticleIG International lands first new season Chilean cherries in India
The consignment is the earliest of Chilean cherries into the Indian market, arriving in the first week of November
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ArticleWestminster extends prunes’ duty-free status
US industry welcomes UK decision to extend zero import tariff on California prunes
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Article‘Reverse awful family-farm tax,’ says NFU
Farming union is mobilising members for mass lobby of MPs in London to reverse family farm tax
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ArticleEosta welcomes quality mango crops from Ecuador and Peru
As the organic mango harvest approaches in Ecuador and Peru, Dutch organics supplier Eosta says volumes and quality look “excellent” this season
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ArticleZespri issues warning over illegal Chinese SunGold
Company estimates unauthorised production in China is now almost 9,000ha, generating 40mn trays per year
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ArticleClimatic conditions favour Egyptian oranges
Egypt is preparing for an “exceptional” season for oranges, with demand expected to be high thanks to ideal conditions for large, uniform, high-quality fruit this season
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ArticleFarmers urge banks to prioritise support for nature and the climate
Soil Association survey included responses from over 100 UK farmers
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ArticleHalloweena mandarins back for second season
The healthier Halloween snack is available in select locations across the UK and Spain
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News“Continued success” for global blueberry business
RaboResearch report suggests rapid changes will ensure continued success for the worldwide blueberry industry