All Production & Trade articles – Page 690
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ArticleFruitspot appoints innovation head
Online fresh produce platform hires Brent Erenwert as its new director of innovation
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ArticleRain clips Argentine fruit exports
Sendings of oranges, mandarins, grapefruit, apples and pears are down in first five months of 2016
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ArticleBerry Gardens predicts huge cherry growth
Investments in planting, new varieties and technology means significant opportunity for growers
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ArticleFrutura's sustainable future
The Austrian fresh produce grower-marketer has launched a unique vegetable project in Styria that utilises geothermal energy
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ArticleDutch authority cuts pepper cartel fine
Rainbow and United West Growers have seen their individual €7m fines for price-fixing cut to a total of €1.63m
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ArticleVitacress to invest £4m in UK salad business
A leading grower and packer of fresh herbs and salad has announced a £4 million investment in its UK salad production
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ArticleColombia – South Korea FTA enters force
Latin American nation encouraged by prospects of first FTA with an Asian nation
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AnalysisData: Who buys stonefruit from Europe?
Infographics illustrate varying dependence on western, central and eastern European markets
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ArticlePeru limbers up for Asia Fruit Logistica
Enrique Camet of AGAP describes Peru's evolving role as a supplier to Asian markets
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ArticleNeuquén looks to boost export offer
Investment in new air cargo facilities will kick-start air-flown exports of cherries and berries
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ArticleEU takes on more from third countries
Fresh produce imports climbed in both volume and value from third countries during the January-April period
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AnalysisOpinion: China is poised for exports boom
China’s fresh produce industry is on the brink of supersonic growth in global exports, writes Reynolds' senior buyer Matt Jones
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ArticleSpanish cooperative joins British Summer Fruits
Onuba Fruit has become the first international member of the UK’s soft-fruit trade body
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ArticleResults of “atypical” Spanish lemon season revealed
Production in the upcoming season expected to recover after “exceptional” 2015/16 campaign
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ArticleTwo dead from E. Coli outbreak
The number of cases of E. Coli in the UK has risen to 151 with some wholesalers advised to stop using imported rocket
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ArticleThe Greenery sells off Mulder Onions
Buyout led by current MD Gerard Hoekman will see company leave The Greenery after almost 20 years
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AnalysisData: Where does Germany import grapes from?
Infographic shows importance of EU partner countries, as well as third countries like Turkey, over summer period
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ArticleStrawberry sales down but catching up
A late season and unpredictable weather caused some volume challenges over Wimbledon fortnight, but sales are expected to catch up
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ArticleEncouraging start for Australian citrus exports
Performance over first five months of the year significantly betters that of 2015
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ArticleNFU files Trading Standards complaint over ‘fake’ farms
Retailers using ‘fake’ farm branding are could mislead consumers over country of origin of produce, the NFU has said