All Production & Trade articles – Page 626
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ArticleThe Honeyberry buzz
Could the Haskap berry, otherwise known as the Honeyberry, be the next big thing in the category?
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ArticleGold standard for mandarins
ClemenGold and Tango are leading the way for the category in South Africa as planted area and consumption remain on an upward curve
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ArticleAvo growth continues in Europe
Frans Timmers of Hagé tells Fruitnet that the avocado boom shows no sign of slowing down
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ArticleGiumarra markets MPG persimmons
Group partners with domestic producer MPG, the largest grower in the US
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ArticleHot weather slows CA grape season
As the 2017 California table grape season kicks into gear, export markets continue to be critical to the health of the industry as its grapples with prevailing hot weather
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ArticleMission Produce inks Cartama deal
Avocado giant adds Colombia to its list of global suppliers as the category continues to grow globally
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ArticleVitacress helping to tackle river phosphate levels
Producer is working with salmon and trout conservation body to help reduce phosphate levels in the River Itchen
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ArticleNW cherries hit second peak
The Northwest industry 'has a chance' to surpass this season’s round 4 crop estimate of 25m boxes
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ArticleRed Rhapsody hits Aussie shelves
Queensland’s Department of Agriculture & Fisheries has developed a deep red, easy to grow strawberry
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ArticleMelons on menu at McDonald’s
In France, McDonald’s is sourcing melons from Haut-Poitou for its summer menu, prepared and packed by Florette Food Service
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ArticleNew coir line promises soft-fruit yield boon
Botanicoir launches new substrate at Fruit Focus that it says brings numerous benefits to berry growers
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ArticleThe rise of the juneberry
Juneberries may be virtually unheard of in the UK, but this environmentally-friendly berry has big potential according to the country’s only commercial grower. Fred Searle meets Sophie Sidaway
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ArticleAnother 1m+ tonne lemon crop for Spain
The bumper crop will enable the sector to consolidate its drive into non-EU markets
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ArticleGove outlines vision for ‘green Brexit’
Major speech from Defra minister has strong focus on farm subsidies linked to environmental protection
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ArticleKiwi Atlántico expands its horizons
New markets beckon for the Spanish producer as its product range continues to grow
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ArticleAMC makes US citrus donation
Group's North American arm donates citrus and service to mark Nelson Mandela Day
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ArticleGrower moves into eggs due to Brexit labour fears
SEF is investing £5m in a new free range egg operation after ‘total disregard’ by government for crucial labour supply in veg
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ArticleSweet Blackberries set for takeoff
Berry Gardens predicts good things for the rebranded blackberry, while it's an early start for strawberries and raspberries
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ArticleCatalonia forecasts shorter apple crop
Initial estimates suggest that a slight increase in pear production will be offset by a drop in apple volume
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ArticlePotato growing area on the rise
Production area is increasing across northwest Europe, although this will not necessarily lead to higher volumes