All Production & Trade articles – Page 477
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ArticleSouth Africa turns to WTO on CBS
The citrus black spot stand-off between South Africa and the EU is finally being taken to the World Trade Organization
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ArticleMore Chilean fruit heading east
Export figures show a sharp rise in exports to Asia, while sendings to Europe are down
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ArticleFirst Argentine cherries land in China
Santa Cruz cherries received in Guangzhou following signing of an export protocol in November last year
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ArticleAustralian vegetable exports grow
Asian markets demand more fresh Australian vegetables with carrots making up over one-third in value
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ArticleMajor CA grape player VBZ downsizes
Leading California grape grower-shipper to lay off more than 500 staff, while selling a percentage of its farms, as tough seasons take toll
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ArticleFull Seed Ahead
Soft Fruits maintained momentum and popularity among UK consumers in 2018, although production clouds linger for British growers
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ArticleAHDB launches "Becoming a Champion" film
Short video hopes to improve labour productivity and health and safety for workers in light of recent fall in numbers
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ArticleFood security on rise in Gulf
The Agra Middle East exhibition in Dubai demonstrated the growth of vertical farming in the region, as well as other environmentally smart production methods
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ArticleHill start gets India's blueberry market moving
Consumers in Mumbai have been getting their first taste of high-quality local blueberries thanks to a new commercial trial
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ArticleAndalusia promotes citrus offer in China
The region’s citrus exports to China totalled €7.4m in 2018, an increase of 8.2 per cent on the previous year
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ArticleOpportunities for Australian poms
Omid Rad, chief executive at Group Kinetica believes Australia’s pomegranate industry could rival Peru by 2020
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Article"More can be done" for EU organic protections
New report finds weaknesses across European organic control bodies despite improvements on last ECA report seven years ago
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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