All Production & Trade articles – Page 864
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ArticleBlue Whale boosts Asia exports
French apple exporter Blue Whale expects to ship 20 per cent more fruit to Asia this season after its merger with BVL
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ArticleIndia invests in apple stores
Companies are clamouring to invest in controlled-atmosphere apple stores in India
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ArticleCatalan topfruit volumes dip
Latest forecasts from Agriculture Department show slight fall in output in both apples and pears for 2014
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ArticleHeat is on for CA table grapes
An unusually warm winter has kicked off one of the earliest Californian table grape seasons, now suffering its third year of drought
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ArticleNew model may help growers in droughts
US-developed tool holds promise for showing growers when to plant so they can avoid costly droughts
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ArticleGrimshaw: RPA faces laborious test
Payments Agency is working with Defra to build a new system to enable a smooth transition to the new CAP schemes
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ArticleClay Wittmeyer outlines Naturipe ambitions
Director of International sales talks Latin American supplies, promising varieties and innovation
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ArticleGesex targets UK growth
Company says there is potential to increase shipments of red and green seedless grapes and stonefruit
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ArticleAustralian oranges launched in China
Peak industry body optimistic about exports passing the 1,000 container mark this season
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ArticleFirst major batch of UK-grown apricots hit shelves at Tesco
Fifteen tonnes of UK-grown stonefruit now on sale in UK, with a huge increase in production lined up to seize export opportunities
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ArticleEU addresses unfair trading practices
The EC's communication on tackling unfair trading practices has been criticised by Copa-Cogeca for not going far enough
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ArticleFlower giant puts Blighty at the heart of its growth
The Butters Group is working to produce a locally-grown variety of chrysanthemum to use in bouquets for Waitrose
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ArticleIvorian bananas hit by major floods
Côte d'Ivoire has suffered from severe floods these past few days, leaving a huge area of banana plantations destroyed
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ArticleBrics countries form new bank
New institution starts with US$50bn in capital, providing support to developing nations, according to BBC
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Matipou Orchard pleads guilty
Hawkes Bay apple grower to be sentenced next month after misusing documents to export to Taiwan
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ArticlePotato growers debate the way forward
They met at Aston Grange Farm near Runcorn towards the end of last month at Potato Council’s Cheshire Potato event
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ArticleFX rate may hamper Italian exports
With kiwifruit and apple output due to rise, one of Italy's largest exporters has expressed concern about euro-dollar rate
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ArticleFive minutes with... Ronald Bown
Asoex president discusses tough season in 2013/14 and Chile's plans in the US moving forward
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ArticleEarly start for Lleida pears
Good quality and favourable market conditions augur well for the new season crop
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ArticleNW cherries cleared out on 4 July
Northwest cherry shipments have been running at record pace since early June, with no signs of slowing down