All Production & Trade articles – Page 874
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ArticleGoatham to plant 80 acres of Conference
Kent top-fruit grower plans to revamp British pear market with new orchard expected to produce 60t per hectare per year
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ArticleKorea and Vietnam sign FTA
Korean and Vietnam have signed a free trade agreement at the Asean-Korea Commemorative Summit
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ArticleKAFTA opens door for Australian citrus
Ratification of South Korean FTA sees 50 per cent tariff on oranges halved by 1 January 2015
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ArticleSt Lucia sets record for UK banana exports
Figure reflects growers' success in overcoming an outbreak of a disease, Hurricane Tomas and the flooding of Christmas Eve 2013
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ArticleFrench tomato giant installs Marco machinery
Six members of the €100m Les Paysans de Rougeline co-op install UK machinery firm's packhouse technology
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ArticleUSDA outlines agricultural forecast
US full-year 2015 exports are forecast down US$9bn from previous year, while imports are set to stand at a record US$116bn
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ArticleMiguel González starts new company
The former Hispa Fruit chief executive has returned to Barendrecht with a new venture called Miguel González Fruit BV
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ArticleFlorida citrus holds steady
Orange crop unchanged at 108m boxes while grapefruit volumes expected to hit 15m boxes
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ArticleStorm brings relief for California
Pineapple Express set to dump up to 9 inches of rain in some areas
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Chilean grape returns jump in wake of freeze
Thompson saw the biggest rise at 48.6 per cent but all four leading varieties ended higher than in 2012/13
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ArticleUniveg-TFFG deal 'mutually beneficial'
Exclusive: Univeg Group chief executive Francis Kint talks to Eurofruit about the group’s production demerger
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ArticleUniveg spins off production units
Alara’s Kerim Taner takes charge of new company The Fruit Farm Group comprising six major production units
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ArticleCherries flying direct to Hong Kong
Argentina’s first air shipment of cherries to Hong Kong will leave Neuquen on Friday
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ArticleWashington apple crop hits 150m cartons
Marketers scramble to find new sales avenues, with bulk of the record crop sitting in storage
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ArticleRSA grapes pick up momentum
South African grape season swings into gear with the prospect of a bigger crop as early areas increase packing
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ArticleConsumers could win body weight in purple sprouts
Dutch grower Van Nature offers chance to name new sprout variety and win body weight in Christmas staple
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ArticleSutton Seeds announces management buyout
New MD David Robinson led buyout of Devon seeds supplier, with backing from Limograin and Torbay Council
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ArticleCopa-Cogeca welcomes EU budget
Pekka Pesonen sees positives in provisional 2015 EU budget deal struck by EU, saying aid will be vital next year
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ArticleRussian ban pushes apples south & east
Some EU exporters have reacted to the embargo by focusing more closely on markets in the Middle East and Asia
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ArticleT&G grows covered crops business
Purchase of two glasshouse tomato facilities adds to horticultural giant’s year-round supply