All Production & Trade articles – Page 681
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ArticleFresh pea sales treble at the Co-op
Retailer cites warm wet temperature leading to good flavour as reason behind stellar pea sales
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AnalysisWho picked British fruit and veg before migrant workers?
Caroline Nye, a PHD candidate at the University of Exeter, charts the history of seasonal crop pickers and asks what comes next
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ArticlePeru’s high hopes for Asia
More than 30 companies will showcase Peru’s fresh produce offerings at Asia Fruit Logistica this September
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ArticleCosta exceeds FY16 forecast
Leading Australian horticulture company Costa Group has released its first full-year financial results since listing on the Australian Stock Exchange
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ArticleInsecticide approved for Diamondback moth control
Benevia 10OD has been granted a new 120-day EAMU to help brassica growers tackle Diamondback moth infestation
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ArticleRussian smugglers upgrade dirt road
Resourceful smugglers of contraband EU fruit into Russia have improved a dirt road through the village of Klimenki to allow lorries to bypass customs
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ArticleNW cherries coming out on top
Northwest Cherry Growers president, BJ Thurlby, reflects on the 2016 season, which is still in progress in a limited way
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ArticleIndonesian citrus imports halve
Import regulations have curbed citrus volumes entering Indonesia, with some tonnage cut by half
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ArticleFrance set for top crop
France expects a great quality apple crop this season, thanks to perfect summer weather
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Asia eludes EU apple suppliers
Europe neither has the right varieties nor adequate market access to become a key apple exporter to Asia, says analyst
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ArticleExotic fruit firm in administration
Sabana Incorporated, which was run by Ed Hawkey and Hannes Martin, suffered from "operational issues"
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ArticlePolish cherry production to rise
USDA Gain report forecasts production growth in the country's fresh sweet and sour cherry industries
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ArticleSpain imports more fruit
Bananas, apples and watermelons lead the way as the country brings in greater volumes of fruit and vegetables in the first half
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ArticleJET Direct open for third-party services
Brisbane wholesaler J E Tipper has opened its state-of-the-art JET Direct facility for fruit conditioning, pre-pack and logistics
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ArticleTesco faces anger after removing Scottish flag
Retailer is facing a barrage of angry tweets from Scottish shoppers after Scottish flag replaced with Union Jack on berries
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ArticleUpro Nature taps Iranian promise
The new joint venture between Iran’s Upro Tarh Pouya Kish and Italian firm Nature aims to bring Iran’s agriculture sector into the modern era
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ArticleDutch start-up launches seaweed pasta
Organic seaweed tagliatelle is being marketed as a healthy and sustainable pasta alternative
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ArticleGlobal Fresh expands Aussie ops
Global Fresh Australia GM Ben Bartlett discusses the acquisition of Brisbane's JH Leavy & Co
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ArticleJapan to increase IP protection
Increased protection for the intellectual property rights of Japanese fruit and vegetables is on the cards following unauthorised exports of produce
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ArticleMushy peas as rain hampers crop
Recent sales growth in peas may be dented by a difficult season, but Brexit may prove less problematic than for other crops and the outlook is positive