All Production & Trade articles – Page 894
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ArticleIndian opportunities for NZ avocados
Trial programmes underway, helping industry uncover potential and challenges of South Asian market
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ArticleSnowfall sees Japanese produce prices rise
Major production hubs in Kanto and Yamanashi Prefecture among the worst hit, according to media reports
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ArticleAustralian grapes clinch Japan access
While Japan has given the green light to Australian grape imports, industry officials are awaiting the details of the protocol
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ArticleNew retail listings for Scotty Brand
New potato, prepared vegetable and fresh produce soups now on offer at Scottish Morrisons stores
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ArticleSeald Sweet boosts SH citrus offer
The opening of the US market to Uruguayan citrus represents a new opportunity for the Florida-based marketer
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ArticleGrowers in Murcia 'must work together'
Fragmented production base is preventing fruit and vegetable companies from fulfilling export potential, forum hears
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ArticleRed Tractor role for ex-retail director
Andrew Blenkiron and Claire Nicholson replace Meurig Raymond and Diane McCrea on food assurance body's board
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ArticleRSA citrus could face EU ban in 2014
EFSA report recommends that EU authorities enforce existing measures aimed at preventing spread of black spot
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ArticleTaiwan targets pineapple export gains
Growing popularity of the fruit in China and Japan spurs export target of 5,000 tonnes for 2014
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ArticleGolden opportunity for San Francisco
With the Bay Area a mecca for fresh food, San Francisco's wholesale market is changing to keep pace with demand
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ArticleSpanish exporters enjoy positive 2013
Fresh fruit and vegetable exports grew in both volume and value terms through 2013, Fepex has reported
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ArticleState of emergency declared for Tucumán citrus
Government announces series of measure to help province’s struggling industry
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ArticleItaly and Poland deals for UK firm
BanaBay makes the most of its Fruit Logistica debut to ink lucrative deals with businesses in key EU markets
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ArticleUS appetite for imported produce grows
Imports will account for half of all fruit and nut use and a quarter of vegetable use by 2023 new study predicts
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ArticleGreen kiwifruit prices on the rise
Zespri announces record returns for green growers, with marketer also predicting rise in net profit
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ArticleDredging gets EA green light
Controversial flood-control method is set to begin in March on a 200-metre stretch near Burrowbridge, Somerset
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ArticleFarmers urged to embrace internet
RPA encouraging claimants to join 55,800 others in making their SPS applications electronically
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ArticleMarco and MOYCA in machinery deal
Marco YCM yield-control system will be used at pack-house belonging to Spain's leading table grape supplier
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ArticleCamposol switches to fresh
Company planning to maximise sales of fresh asparagus in the coming years
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ArticleSpain and France discuss berry prospects
Strawberry growers from the two nations will work on a joint phytosanitary programme