All Production & Trade articles – Page 562
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ArticleWashington apple forecast nears record
Smaller crops in Europe and elsewhere could boost Washington exports and lift grower returns
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ArticlePolish apple decrease expected
Report suggests spring frosts have cut down apple volumes and hurt fruit quality
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ArticleTrue hurricane damage 'rears ugly head'
Latest USDA Florida citrus forecast underscores need for federal assistance, according to Florida Department of Citrus
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ArticleThe Fresh Approach spies opportunities
The Kenyan exporter sees good potential for various products in the US market once direct flights between Nairobi and Atlanta commence
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ArticleLandgard scoops sustainability award
'IssSo' wonky apples concept wins German Sustainability Award, with marketer rewarded for response to spring hail damage
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ArticleRecords tumble for Australian citrus
New benchmark set in September, with three months of export figures still to be counted
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ArticleA memorable lemon season
South Africa’s lemon exports rose dramatically in 2017, boosted by increased plantings over the past five years
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ArticleEthical Trade Initiative upholds Fyffes ban
ETI decides there is still no clear process to resolve Honduras dispute though positive engagement has taken place
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ArticleGAC invests in salad innovation centre
Projects to develop new baby leaf lettuce and microgreen lines and improve sustainability already underway
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ArticleMore choice and more variety at GBC2018
Global Berry Congress 2018 features new six-track programme format delivering latest innovations and market analysis
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ArticleFaltering start to Colombian Hass exports to US
The industry is working hard to establish pest-free production zones to enable regular programme to newly opened market
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ArticleStorm Ana lashes Spain and Portugal
While rains will bring relief to growers, strong winds could cause widespread damage to farms
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ArticleVeg grower exports caulis to Europe
Southern England Farms is exporting Cornish cauliflowers to Europe throughout the winter season in a range of formats
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ArticleFirst Yorkshire forced rhubarb comes through
First batch of season arrives at Bolton catering supplier, with wholesalers expecting especially high demand due to Brexit currency shift
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ArticleBrexit breakthrough gives green light to trade talks
An agreement on the Irish border, the rights of EU citizens and a financial settlement has been deemed ‘sufficient progress’
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ArticleDeluge damages Indian grape crop
Heavy rains on the tail of tropical storm Ockhi lashed grape crops in Maharashtra, damaging fruit
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ArticleCanarian bananas withdrawn from market
Action taken by Asprocan due to combination of low demand and peak production in weeks preceding Christmas
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ArticleM&S launches stoneless avocados
Retailer has limited volumes of Spanish-grown stoneless avos with edible skin and measuring around 8cm
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ArticleArgentina says yes to Korean pears
South Korea celebrates culmination of process started 20 years ago
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ArticleNew committee for Huelva blueberries
Group established by Freshuelva will look to secure closer commercial links with growers across Spain and in Chile