All Production & Trade articles – Page 669
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ArticleSpanish Persimon volumes to rise by 15 per cent
A dry summer will see volumes rise while Spanish Persimon industry launches new campaign focusing on PDO label
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ArticleTesco launches Italian potato line
Branston-supplied fresh new season potatoes will be in Tesco stores for six weeks from the end of October
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ArticleFruit removals only “last resort”
Marc Evrard of Belgian topfruit cooperative BFV has defended the removal of fruit to protect the market, explaining that the policy is only used when all other channels have been exhausted
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ArticleBaby spuds auction for A$1.1m per tonne
Marco Mitolo of the Mitolo Group has been crowned King of Potatoes after winning the annual auction of South Australian baby potatoes
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ArticleNew SIP for Australian citrus industry
Investment plan to frame prioritisation and implementation of levy-funded R&D and marketing programmes
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ArticleClosing in on year-round UK onions
Sue Jupe reports on how new varieties and storage techniques are helping bring UK onions to market virtually 12 months a year
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ArticleDemand soars for dried fruit and nuts
Booming global demand in dried fruit and nuts mean only the biggest crops can respond as consumers latch onto healthy snacking
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ArticleTech 'will shape industry more than Brexit' - IGD
Brexit so far not as damaging as predicted and of secondary importance to technological advancements, says IGD chief economist
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ArticleEntrepreneur calls for veg crisp funding
Nim's Fruit Crisps is using Tesco's BackIt platform to raise money to launch a line of healthy kids' snacks
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ArticleVietnam fruit exports grow
Vietnam's fruit and vegetable exports have soared this year, overtaking traditional horticultural export commodities like rice
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ArticleBackpacker tax passes lower house
The backpacker tax bill has passed through Australia's House of Representatives amid calls for a Senate inquiry into the new proposals
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ArticleMoU on the cards as Duterte visits China
The Philippines president Rodrigo Duterte’s visit to China is expected to improve bilateral relations and increase cooperation in agriculture
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ArticleAustralia streamlines food-safety standards
Move will see domestic certification benchmarked against GlobalGAP
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ArticleTesco hints at fresh produce price rises
Retailer suggests prices could rise as Brexit bites but says it is making supply chains more efficient to shield suppliers and customers
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ArticleData: Spain's share of the UK produce market
Brexit and a weakening pound have thrown into sharp relief Spain's importance as a fruit and veg supplier to the UK
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ArticleStrawberry shortage hits UK consumers
An unseasonably warm September has led to a surge in demand and brought forward domestic production
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ArticleBack in the US for Moroccan citrus
Following a suspension of nearly eight months, Moroccan citrus has regained access to the US market
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ArticleFreshmax secures Provedo IP rights
Freshmax Group has signed an exclusive rights deal with Spain’s Provedo for its complete stonefruit breeding programme in Australia
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ArticlePakistan poised with solid kinnow crop
Suppliers look for change in fortunes, with exports set to get underway in early December
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ArticleBranston expands prep factory to fight waste with Tesco
Branston, Tesco and Samworth Brothers develop new three-way partnership to use wonky veg in ready meals