All Production & Trade articles – Page 778
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ArticleBayer to utilise satellite technology
Group to collaborate with Planetary Resources to improve agriculture through space data
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ArticleGrapes leading Australia’s export growth
Australia’s grape industry has been listed as one of the country’s top 20 exporting industries by growth in the five years to 2015/16
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ArticleFrench strikes hit produce trade
Widespread strikes against labour reforms in France have already succeeded in slowing down trade, with new actions planned for this week
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ArticleHigh output leads to Indian ginger prices falling
Increased output from other regions, specifically China, has also resulted in ample supply of ginger in the market
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ArticleItalian processed tomato prices slump
Industry is reacting by reducing processing operations for the 2016-17 season to limit supply of processed tomatoes
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ArticleGrower installs new strawberry growing system
Jam maker and grower Wilkin & Sons says the New Growing System (NGS) is the first installation of its kind in the UK
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Article“Vintage crop” of NW cherries
US Northwest (NW) cherry growers have had a ‘flash’ bloom which should see consistent in fruit size, sugar and flavour across the tree
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ArticleJust Avocados exits Avanza
Just Avocados has announced it will exit its joint venture with marketing entity Avanza ahead of the upcoming harvest
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ArticleFreshness from Europe heads to China
The campaign, will be presented at the Fresh Produce Forum China in Chengdu
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ArticleSeed breeders adapt for consumer desires
These days seed breeders are having to take consumer desires every bit as much to heart as the needs of growers
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ArticleInnocent wins award as Spanish growers save water
Smoothie brand developed new 'Irri-fresa' app to help Spanish strawberry growers cut water use by 40 per cent
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ArticleMangoes put in solid performance
New report from National Mango Board highlights US sales recovery in 2015
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ArticleUS extends Mexican avo entry
The whole of Mexico to be cleared for Hass exports to US after APHIS rule change
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ArticleSeeka sees dividends for avo policy
New Zealand’s Seeka Kiwifruit Industries has reported greater returns for its growers as a result of an increase in average export returns per tray of avocados
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ArticleSalad demo days
Rijk Zwaan looks to open up commercial varieties of lettuce bearing the Knox trait to new markets through a series of demonstrations
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ArticleG’s hosts organic discussion day
Over 50 representatives from retail, foodservice and processing met at G’s Fresh to discuss growing the organic sector
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ArticleZespri reports on record-breaking campaign
Marketer saw the biggest-ever total return to growers and record sales volumes for Zespri Green and Zespri SunGold
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ArticleRegional report: South west powerhouse
Growers and suppliers in south west England are investing in automation, added-value and marketing campaigns. Nina Pullman went to visit
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ArticleGreece's produce pantheon on display
Annual exhibition Freskon put Greece’s exporters in the spotlight last month, with new markets across the Middle East and Asia the top priority
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ArticleBC blues up for early start
The 2016 British Columbia blueberry season is looking to be one of the earliest in recent history