All Production & Trade articles – Page 562
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ArticleSouth African avo market on the up
The domestic market will get its fair share of avocados this season as exciting growth is predicted
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ArticleTaiwanese firm to build £18m vertical farm in York
Investment part of efforts to strengthen tech collaboration with Asian country
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ArticleSeeka to buy T&G’s kiwifruit operation
Deal includes the sale of Northland orchards, packhouse facilities and assets
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ArticleYoung Chinese farmers visit EU
As part of a project to allow EU and Chinese producers to share best practices for sustainable agriculture, a delegation of young farmers from China is visiting Belgium, the UK and Estonia
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ArticleCitrus canker detected in Australia
The devastating disease has been detected on retail nursery stock in the Northern Territory
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ArticleNZ creates pathway to the pipfruit industry
Collaboration between education, research, and industry aimed at building a new talent pool
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ArticleEU takes 'vital step forward' in war on food waste
European Parliament sets indicative 50 per cent reduction goal but campaigners call for target to be made compulsory
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ArticleEconomy 'bigger issue than Brexit'
Herb chairman Mat Prestwich argues the economy, wage rises and retail competition are biggest problems for producers
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ArticleEU third-country imports grow
Fresh fruit and vegetable imports from countries outside of the EU grew 5 per cent through 2017
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ArticleCitromax kicks off Argentine lemon
Group announces major investment in South American facilities to prepare for re-entry into US market
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ArticleDutch peppers find market in China
The second annual shipment of Dutch peppers into China will see two new varieties introduced
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ArticlePriva appoints new general manager Asia
The Dutch climate company are looking to solidify their place in the wider Asian horticulture market
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ArticleFarmers receive subsidies after delays
Rural Payments Agency has now made 96 per cent of BPS payments for 2017 following delays and uncertainty
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ArticleRotterdam port faces "carnage" from Brexit
The world's largest port is a hub for British trade but a hard Brexit could cause major delays, according to The Independent
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ArticleBlue Whale backs Joya success
The French apple exporter has been struck by Joya’s impressive performance this year, backing the variety to compete with imports in the latter part of the season
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ArticleRussia eases limits on Turkish tomatoes
Restrictions on Turkish tomatoes are steadily being lifted in Russia as Rosselkhoznadzor announces the country’s readiness to increase imports
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ArticleJazz apples now more popular than Cox
Club variety overtakes Cox to become UK’s fifth best-selling apple following brand refresh
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ArticleKoppert Cress expands into Belarus
Company's recent tie-up with Stanislav Batura-Venzelev promises to raise profile of its brand in the country
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ArticleFruitmasters fires up raspberry campaign
Donation of proceeds from first new-season fruit heralds start of what should be a strong season for the Dutch firm
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ArticleABB brings Serbia into blueberry mix
Dutch company has formed a new venture in Serbia to export blueberries during the early summer