All Production & Trade articles – Page 876
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ArticleOpening doors with Open Farm Sunday
G’s managing director for salads and vegetables, Peter Sargeant, tells Nina Pullman why the company will open its doors for Open Farm Sunday for the seventh year in a row, and why other growers should do the same
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ArticleGrowers open farms to win over public
Open Farm Sunday is a unique chance to change public attitudes to farming, with free resources available to help host the day
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ArticleCamposol sees Q1 sales surge
Company says long-term growth prospects were excellent, with strong demand across all fresh produce lines
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ArticleBetter yields bear fruit for NZ apples
Country is now producing more fruit than it did a decade ago, despite planted area contracting by around a quarter
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ArticleCosmic Crisp set for blast off
Washington State University apple variety WA 38 has been given a new brand name ahead of its supermarket introduction
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ArticleMexican market opens for US potatoes
US shippers are set to ramp up marketing activities following the agreement of new import protocol
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ArticleCalls to cut EU/US free trade barriers
Copa-Cogeca has urged negotiators to remove red tape and technical barriers to trade in EU/US free trade discussions
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ArticleThai trade continues despite coup
Responses from business and government groups after the military coup in Thailand have been mixed, with the economic effects still unclear
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ArticleIndian cashew farmers set for PepsiCo injection
Clinton Foundation launched a strategic partnership to improve livelihoods of Indian cashew farmers while providing cashew fruit for PepsiCo beverages
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ArticleOmbudsman to investigate Australian orchards
Seasonal workers in Western Australia, Victorian and New South Wales to be quizzed on pay and work conditions
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ArticleLosing ground in veg sales
Declining retail sales have led some growers to reduce plantings, although there are crops bucking the trend in what is a mixed picture for the UK vegetable category
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ArticleFresh manager for Freshtime
Former chef and ex-manager at 2 Sisters Food Group, Bryan Nelson, will take over accounts for Freshtime’s largest retail customers
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ArticleOTC Holland welcomes RSA citrus
Dutch company gets South African organic citrus campaign underway with Orange River grapefruit shipments
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ArticleSouth Korean potential for Australian grapes
Promotional visit underlines need for consumer education, according to ATGA chief executive
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ArticlePakistan mango export targets unchanged
Forecasts for Pakistan’s mango exports are set to stay largely unchanged from previous years, despite the EU ban on Indian mangoes
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ArticleFacility to boost Sunraysia exports
Local fruit industry tipped to save A$500,000 per annum through improved access to cold treatment
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ArticleHortifrut Argentina and Expofresh announce merger
New entity will trade as Hortifrut Expofresh SA and will focus on development of early season blueberry varieties
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ArticleChilean exports down following frost
Table grapes, apples and pears all affected by September's spring frost, resulting in lower export volumes in 2014
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ArticleSouth African fruit exports set to fall
Country must develop new markets despite anticipated fall in export volumes for apples, pears and grapes, says report
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ArticleBayer opens Dutch tomato greenhouse
Group's Vegetable Seeds division launches a tomato demonstration greenhouse featuring 100 different varieties