All Production & Trade articles – Page 492
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ArticlePeruvian citrus breaks new ground
Exporters are reaching more markets than ever before, says Sergio del Castillo of Procitrus
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ArticleAustralia runs risk assessment for US apples
Evaluation to examine biosecurity risks and potential import protocols, with peak body to conduct industry response
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ArticleNew plant health officer at ABGC
Carl Rickson will be working with Louis Lardi while he transitions into retirement
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ArticleHorticulture drives NZ export rise
MPI report points to positive overall outlook for the country’s primary industries
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ArticleDry weather hits EU topfruit forecast
WAPA revises its apple and pear crop forecasts following extended sunny spells and drought conditions in some parts of Europe
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ArticleSpanish citrus faces turbulence
Exchange rate distortions and Brexit uncertainties are creating an unstable climate for exporters
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ArticleMahindra and Sumitomo launch joint venture
New entity focused on pest and disease challenges faced by Indian farmers
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ArticlePotatoes voted Britain's best loved veg
Spuds still have the heart of the people according to a recent poll by sauce brand Dolmio
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ArticlePumpkin push
Suppliers are beginning sales earlier each year as Halloween gains in popularity, but drought conditions have dented yields this season and a national shortage looks likely
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ArticleNew asparagus variety launched for warmer climates
Pacific Green variety said to combine high yields with premium tip quality, following successful international trials over past three seasons
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ArticleFlorida shows signs of citrus recovery
Despite higher estimate for coming season, Michael Sparks of Florida Citrus Mutual says much work is still to be done
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ArticleInnovar team takes shape
Freshmax announces staff line-up for its new independently incorporated IP operation
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ArticleGPG launches Pacific Green asparagus
Company claims it marks a new horizon in green asparagus varieties bred for warmer climates
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ArticleTrading blows in nuts
Tit-for-tat tariff rises are causing disruption and uncertainty in the US nut sector, but the UK market is enjoying strong growth as the trend for healthy snacking continues apace
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ArticlePackaging gangmaster arrested in Newport
Latvian man arrested on suspicion of labour exploitation in fresh food packaging and processing in south Wales
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Article‘Trawler net’ method heralds “new era” of food fraud detection
Next Generation Sequencing for plants and fungi will allow food testers to detect adulteration in complex products containing fruit and veg
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ArticleMurcian producers flag up Brexit fears
Producers and exporters urge Spanish government to act now to avoid disaster
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ArticlePrepWorld Spain up and running
The company will supply high quality fresh-cut fruit to the Spanish market
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ArticleAustralian avocado meeting demand
Production of the fruit nationally has increased a reported 60 per cent in the past decade
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ArticleCalypso campaign gets underway
Popular mangoes arrive in Australian supermarkets, with over 50m pieces of fruit expected to be picked this season