All Production & Trade articles – Page 83
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ArticleAvisomo, Coop Norway form JV to grow Norwegian lettuce year-round
Avisomo will build a fully automated vertical farm directly integrated into retailer’s existing distribution centre
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ArticleVIP puts faith in club apple alliances
Italian supplier says managed varieties business on track to represent almost one-third of its production by 2030
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ArticleExhibitor registration open for Asia Fruit Logistica 2024
Exhibitors can now register online for Asia Fruit Logistica 2024 and gear up to join Asia’s premier fresh produce industry gathering in Hong Kong
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ArticlePink Lady backs up strong start to apple campaign with major media blitz
The start of the apple season has been highly promising for Pink Lady, with good sales growth across its main European markets and a communication plan set to reach millions of new consumers
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ArticleTake soil as seriously as air and water to protect food supply, MPs urge
The Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (EFRA) Committee publishes findings to its inquiry into soil health and urges government to take action
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ArticleSoil Association calls on govt to ‘save our soils’ following EFRA inquiry
The organics charity says urgent action is needed to improve degrading UK soil and preserve food production, and urges Brits to get involved in World Soil Day
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ArticleDriscoll’s Sweetest Batch set to start
Premium strawberry brand enters second season of Australia-wide distribution in December 2023
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ArticleChina’s apple and grape imports see decline
USDA report forecasts grape and apple imports to decrease in 2023/24 due to domestic competition and supply shortages
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ArticleChilean cherry forecast revised downward
Recent rains will mean a decline of 50 per cent in early varieties, Fedefruta warns
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ArticlePetition set for Parliament
Public pressure mounts on supermarkets as more than 100,000 signatories back Riverford’s ’Get Fair About Farming’ campaign
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ArticleGood year for Chilean citrus
Sector sees big rise in exports of mandarins and clementines in 2023
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ArticleCamposol celebrates first cherry shipment to China
First batch of airflown Santina cherries sold out within a few hours, company said
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NewsSix-figure polisher spend for Huntapac
Root veg supplier upgrades its packhouse with new Haith equipment
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NewsSouth Africa calls for citrus intervention
The country says errors made this year cast serious doubt on reliability of phytosanitary testing procedures in the EU
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ArticleLeanri finding favour among Spanish citrus growers
Producer Vicente Quirante outlines his reasons for opting to plant the new Clementine/Murcott hybrid
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ArticleEscavox tracking assures mushroom safety
Costa Group utilises live data to ensure its mushroom operations maintain quality and safety standards.
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ArticleSouth Australian cherry queen crowned
Christine Scalzi takes out charity cherry auction at the South Australian Produce Market raising money for Variety SA
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ArticleSpain to host 2026 World Table Grape Symposium
Key challenges identified at the Cape Town symposium will guide the agenda towards 2026
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ArticlePeru sees sharp drop in mandarin exports
Shipments fell by more than 40 per cent between January and October of 2023
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ArticleAustralian vegetable biosecurity boost
Vegetable growers will benefit from A$10m investment that will be used to fight exotic pest threats