All Production & Trade articles – Page 919
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ArticleOnion and ginger exports resuming
The Philippines is set to re-start exports of white onion and ginger after 18 and ten years respectively
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ArticleFlavourfresh scoops top three tastiest tomatoes
Show's 'tasty' competition saw great entries from across the sector and recognition for Sweet Rosso variety
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ArticleSpanish citrus delayed by heat
High temperatures and low levels of rainfall have put back harvesting by around 10 days
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ArticleTheresa May wants 'slavery abolition'
Home Secretary joined by major supermarkets at signing of GLA agreement to tackle supply chain exploitation
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ArticleSouthern Specialties adds Adelita
Adelita raspberry, grown in the Michoacán region of Mexico, will be sold under the Fresh Kampo label
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ArticlePotential for US apples in Japan
The receding number of apple growers in Japan could allow the US to again move significant volumes to the Asian market
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ArticleBSF disputes Scottish pesticide claims
Industry body says study that showed increased pesticide use on soft fruit in Scotland is not representative and requires further interpretation
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ArticleNational Fruit Show praises fruit quality
Show organisers says growers are "in a better mood" this year, with a wide spread of companies honoured in annual competition
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ArticlePlan to protect berry industry
Australia implements programme to identify pests that threaten the country's plant biosecurity
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ArticleSunraysia tipped to supersede NZ
Avocados Australia CEO advises the region's growers to increase Hass plantings to meet domestic demand
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ArticleVictorian grape exports near record levels
Value of table grape exports rises 80 per cent from A$97m last year to A$174m in 2013
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ArticleRussian imports face major disruption
Closure of Pokrovskaya, country's largest fresh produce wholesale market, leaves business in apparent disarray
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ArticleECPA names new director general
Long-serving Friedhelm Schmider to retire, and will be replaced by Jean-Charles Bocquet
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Arrests in Fens exploitation investigation
Action follows BBC investigation into the plight of Eastern European workers employed to pick leeks
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ArticleHail cuts Argentine blueberry output
The storm has destroyed around 50 per cent of production in Concordia for the 2013/14 season
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ArticleChile: Official frost damage estimates released
Exports are expected to decline by US$823m or 62m cartons according to the latest government figures
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ArticleFenland Celery quality recognised
Becomes 55th British food product to earn recognition for its quality, history and links to a specific local area
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ArticleCitrus board dismantled
Australia’s last regional citrus board is set to close after Victorian Government does not challenge Supreme Court ruling
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ArticleLandmark cultivation system launched
Urban Ecological Systems Australia pioneers a world-first system to simultaneously grow herbs and barramundi
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ArticleGlobal seed market set to double
Latin America is now the fastest growing market for fruit and vegetables seeds