All Production & Trade articles – Page 855
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ArticleCopa-Cogeca urges further EU measures
Producers impacted by the Russian ban on EU exports need further help to alleviate pressure, the group says
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ArticleTozer's pumpkin and squash trial
Event expected to be largest of its type ever hosted by a UK seed company, and will include over 200 varieties
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ArticleVitacress bullish despite pre-tax loss
Pre-tax loss of nearly £1.3m, but salad giant points to its rising EBITDA figure, as sign of having had a good year
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ArticleRise in turnover and profit for Syngenta
Crop protection giant saw its pre-tax profit go from £87 million in 2012 to £115m in the year ending 31 December 2013
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RSA citrus group: stop exports to EU
South African citrus committee recommends suspension of country's citrus exports to Europe in light of CBS interceptions
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ArticleNZ Avocado launches new campaign
New Zealand Avocado is launching its new export marketing campaign at Asia Fruit Logistica this week
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ArticleEC boosts ag funding
The European Commission plans to stump up extra funding for EU agri-food promotions in a bid to offset losses caused by Russia's produce embargo
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ArticleBrazilian melon season on the horizon
Total Produce is gearing up for this year's Brazilian melon campaign, which begins this month
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ArticleThanet Earth names Kingsley as new MD
Des Kingsley, the MD of ready meal manufacturer S&A Foods, set to join grower in October, taking over from Ian Craig
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ArticleRijk Zwaan strengthens in RSA
A new Rijk Zwaan subsidiary will be launched in South Africa next July, the group has confirmed
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ArticleNergi gets Italian boost
Italy's Ortofruit Italia is joining forces with Sofruileg to boost Nergi's European production and marketing
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ArticleTotal Produce: more acquisitions likely
Company says it is ready to buy more companies in order to drive its growth during the coming months and years
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ArticleTFR expands export line
Vietnam’s The Fruit Republic will launch new product lines at Asia Fruit Logistica this week
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ArticleProduce bucks falling US export trend
US horticultural exports for 2015 are forecast to reach record levels, bucking a predicted US$8bn year-on-year fall in agricultural shipments
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ArticleDetails of EU €125m support pot for growers released
The aid - in response to Russia's EU import ban - is currently capped at €125m, €82m of which is allocated for apples and pears
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ArticleTotal Produce invests in California
Company secures deal for eventual majority share in Eco Farms, a key supplier of avocados, citrus and exotics
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Morrisons to invest £19m to improve produce's freshness
The investment will be spread across stores, manufacturing sites and logistics to improve shelf life and reduce food waste
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ArticleLatAm exporters urged to think local
China’s regional distributors hold the key to helping produce suppliers achieve greater market penetration
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ArticleBelgium bins large part of pear crop
Dependence on Russia means it has been forced to remove some of its production after Moscow banned EU produce imports
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ArticleCanada set to import more US produce
USDA forecasts increase in shipments north of border and suggests total export value could exceed grain and feed for first time