All Production & Trade articles – Page 53
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ArticleResearch bodies unite for growth
Top Australian agricultural research organisations set to collaborate in effort to increase adoption of new practices
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ArticleGrand vision for green agriculture
Saudi Arabia’s ambitious plan for sustainable agriculture comes from a desire to diversify away from oil and the urgent need to adapt to the new realities of climate change, says Dr Juan Carlos Motamayor of Neom Food
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ArticleNFU calls for action on rural crime
National Rural Crime Action Week (18-24 September) sheds light on vital issues affecting rural businesses
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ArticlePeru sends first grape shipment to Japan
Japan becomes the 53rd country to grant access to Peruvian grapes
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ArticleRockit ready for Mid-Autumn Festival
Miniature apple brand prepares for peak sales season with new activations across a number of key Asian markets
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ArticleT&G selects Kotahi for ocean freight
Kotahi to lead the procurement of all seafreight for New Zealand-headquartered fresh produce company
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ArticleThai trial success for West Australian avocados
Successful verification shipment paves way for Australian state’s growers to begin exporting
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ArticleAustralia abandons Varroa mite eradication
National Management Group announces transition to management approach
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ArticleDelassus launches Morocco earthquake appeal
Tomato supplier is collecting emergency donations following earthquake estimated to have affected 300,000 people
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ArticleInterfel invites Fruit Attraction visitors to experience Le Tour Frais
The association will showcase the best of French produce in Madrid
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ArticlePromising apple season ahead in Poland
Rajpol CEO Dominik Wozniak says volumes are stable and quality high, while the company has also diversified its product offering this year
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ArticleHalf of UK growers ‘face going out of business’
High-profile Riverford campaign aims to persuade supermarkets to give growers a fairer deal
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ArticleEl Niño hits Peruvian blueberry campaign
Export volumes are down by 50 per cent compared to this time last year
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ArticleCould ‘smart’ hives be the answer to pollination crisis?
COMMENT: Ali Al Suhail, associate at boutique investment bank DAI Magister, outlines potential long-term smart-tech solutions to the global bee crisis and ensuing food supply risk
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ArticleAsia Fruit Logistica back bigger and better in Hong Kong
Record attendance makes a highly successful show, with two-day visitor count surpassing 2019 total visitor numbers
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ArticleStarr Ranch Growers and CMI Orchards partner up
Leading Washington State fresh produce companies will join forces as part of a new agreement
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ArticleNew investor for Capespan
Zeder has sold its share in South African fruit exporter Capespan with another local investment company buying in
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ArticleTopFruit celebrates 40 years
South African cultivar management company commemorates four decades in the business
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ArticleProduce leaders to take part in Spain-UK summit
AMFresh trading director Darren Clough and Fruitnet’s Spain editor Maura Maxwell among participants in new event to build closer ties between Spanish suppliers and UK buyers
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Article‘Less than half’ fresh produce sold globally makes any profit
New report suggests massive increase in production and operating costs over past three years has left around 60 per cent of supply unprofitable