All Production & Trade articles – Page 649
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ArticleBright outlook for California Giant
The Watsonville-based soft fruit specialist says new acreage and varieties make for an auspicious start to the 2017 campaign
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ArticleRetailers ditch 'added wax' apples
New season apples sold at Australian retailers Woolworths and Coles will no longer have wax added to them
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ArticleGood volumes for Brittany leeks
Prince de Bretagne predicts large volumes of leeks this season, with the addition of a new category guaranteeing ultra-high quality
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ArticleBritish Flowers Week announces 2017 dates
Week-long event will feature flower farm open days and floristry workshops to celebrate the British cut flower industry
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ArticleCold weather boosts Polish topfruit sales
Dominik Wozniak of Rajpol says low temperatures which have swept across much of Europe have had a positive impact on sales
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ArticleLEAF launches webinars for Open Farm Sunday hosts
Growers who are considering taking part in Open Farm Sunday for the first time can receive advice via free webinar series
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ArticleCold snap threatens Italian production
Salads, vegetables, citrus and grapes all stand to be adversely affected by severe cold weather across the country
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ArticlePeruvian banana exports soar
Production in northern Peru expanding as international demand for organic bananas continues to strengthen
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ArticleMaersk sees strong growth in Mexico
Bananas and avocados among the products fuelling a surge in refrigerated container trade
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ArticleWinha makes successful ASX debut
Shares in Chinese-based retailer rise 40 per cent on the first day of trading
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ArticleNew A$4.5m facility for SA mushroom farm
South Australia’s P&L Rogers has invested A$4.5m to double long-term production
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ArticlePort of Dover completes takeover of cargo business
Cargo operations formerly run by George Hammond will now be handled by new subsidiary and headed up by Sam Stewart
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ArticleMarket knowhow will boost exports
Former Japanese ag minister tells Vietnamese grower-shippers to visit Japan in order to boost exports to that market
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ArticleGeorge Eustice to open brassica and salad conference
Farming minister will address Brexit in his opening address alongside speakers on technical and marketing issues
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ArticleMore North African veg for EU
Data from Eurostat shows that Morocco now accounts for almost one-third of imports from non-EU countries
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ArticleNew deal offers The Greenery fresh start
Following several years of restructuring, the Dutch produce marketer has secured new financial backing
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ArticleSunkist taps into organic demand
As the organic citrus category continues to grow, Sunkist is boosting its supply to ensure demand is met
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ArticleJapan's fruit consumption falls
Japan's consumption of imported fruit has dropped during November as prices went up
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ArticleGruventa creates international division
Tristán Azuela is named as CEO and manager of Gruventa Internacional
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ArticleSpanish citrus campaign goes from bad to worse
Greater availability of South African oranges in the European market is adding to Spain’s woes