All Production & Trade articles – Page 566
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ArticleFifth round of tariff cuts for JAEPA
Under a Japan-Australia agreement, the fifth round of scheduled tariff cuts have come into play for oranges, mandarins and onions
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ArticleEnvy wins Munch Madness
New Zealand-bred apple claims back-to-back titles, with three T&G Global varieties making their way into the field
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ArticleSterile fruit fly release in South Australia
The “attractive” sterile fruit flies have been officially released after a successful trial in March
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ArticleIndian government launches online portals for export
The three new portals will help increase traceability and ease of business to foster exports
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ArticleItalian companies join Sun World programme
Two new licensees target seedless production in a bid to meet growing global demand
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ArticleLincolnshire producer celebrates five years with Aldi
Security of supply contract has allowed Moulton Bulb to invest in only near infrared onion grader in UK
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ArticleBSF calls for faster action on seasonal labour
Government must do more to guarantee access to seasonal labour following Migration Advisory Committee report, says Nick Marston
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ArticleNew organic bananas arrive in UK
Suppliers Allfresch say the first shipments of Mibio bananas will target UK and French markets
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ArticleItaly's stonefruit volumes to rise
USAD report suggests increased numbers in the south of the country will drive peach and nectarine volumes
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ArticleChina tariffs: US trade reaction
Key figures in the US fresh fruit export trade discuss the potential impact of China’s retaliatory tariffs
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ArticleRural US hit hardest by China tariffs
Citrus, cherry and apple growers will likely lose market share and decrease profits in China after newly ratified trade tariffs
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ArticleSun World invests in consumer research
Group targets sales growth for table grapes with best practices and category insights
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ArticleDel Monte optimism over blues
Fresh produce giant anticipating a strong North American blueberry campaign
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ArticleNurseries in line for business rate windfall
The NFU has successfully lobbied the government to give nurseries business rates exemptions
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ArticleCote d'Ivoire stresses eco approach
The West African country has undergone a rapid modernisation of its banana sector, with environmentally friendly methods seen as the way to remain competitive
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ArticleProduce World buys Aurora Produce
Acquisition sees potato producer become wholly-owned subsidiary of vegetable supplier, with both directors moving to Sutton Bridge site
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ArticleAlbert Bartlett raises £182,000 for Sport Relief
The potato suppliers called on their celebrity brand ambassadors to raise cash for charity with promotional Rooster potato packs
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Jersey short
The Jersey Royal season looks set to be truncated as growers contend with one of the most challenging winters on record
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ArticleBayWa's results come in strong
Earning and revenue increase for the full-year of 2017, depite a lower result in its weather-hit fruit division
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ArticleRedevelopment rejected at iconic Australian market
Melbourne’s Queen Victoria Market has had its redevelopment rejected, delaying profitability for traders