All Production & Trade articles – Page 501
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ArticleBumpy road ahead for Chilean grapes
Chile is being pushed out of the US, its main market, by Peru and the increased availability of domestic production
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ArticleMid-season brings change in fortunes
Crops improve for South African stonefruit growers in the mid- to late-season
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ArticleMexican asparagus in demand
With favourable weather and trade channels clean Mexico’s asparagus traders are enjoying a smooth season ahead
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ArticleSerbia finalises trade agreements
The Serbian government is concluding free trade deals with Turkey and the Eurasian Economic Union that are expected to boost Serbian exports
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ArticleScottish farmers offered support for organic conversion
Three-month funding application window opens for growers converting to organic production and adopting eco-friendly land management practices
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ArticlePre-Christmas potato stocks near record low
AHDB estimates that UK stores fell to 2.97Mt with packhouses altering specifications to reduce waste
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ArticleSales growth for Bakkavor
Despite weak consumer confidence, prepared specialist sees revenues rise in the UK
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ArticleUruguay takes fresh look at Chinese blues market
Lowering of tariffs puts the Chinese market within easier reach of exporters
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ArticleKorea to export pear to Australia
Following halted access in 2015, Australia has again opened its doors to Korean pear imports
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ArticleIndonesia’s fruit exports jump 26 per cent
Mangosteen export figures for Indonesia increased five-fold when compared with the previous year
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ArticleFruit and veg 'must be future of food'
Major EAT-Lancet Commission report says plant-based diets are the future for both health and environmental reasons
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ArticleCosta acquires NCF
Nangiloc Colignan Farm in Sunraysia is now operating under the name Costa Group Colignan Farm
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ArticleOcean Alliance secures new agreement
CMA CGM, Cosco, Evergreen and OOCL have formed a new agreement to continue strengthening their collective offering
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ArticleKorea clears Tasmania as PFA
Treatment requirement for Tasmanian produce to Korea has been lifted following the successful eradication of fruit fly
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ArticleGreek campaign kicks off in Berlin
A number of Greek and Cypriot agricultural cooperatives have come together to promote consumption in Greece, Germany and Poland
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ArticleDutch concerns rising over Brexit
Companies 'cannot prepare' for prospect of no deal as the UK weighs up its options for leaving the European Union
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ArticleChina cuts tariffs on Argentine blueberries
Lower tariff will improve the competitiveness of the industry, says ABC
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ArticleOppy pushes 'PepperUP' concept
Fresh produce importer-distributor urges retailers to “PepperUP” with big Divemex displays
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ArticleCMA CGM throws weight behind Agricool
Shipping group supports the development of Agricool to revolutionise urban agriculture and give containers a second life
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ArticleGrapes are stable… for now
In South Africa, SATI sticks to its initial export estimate despite difficult trading conditions.