All Production & Trade articles – Page 923
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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
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ArticleEcuador carves out role as UAE supplier
Four key Dubai-based companies took part in Pro Ecuador’s recent business matchmaking forum in Guayaquil
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ArticleGrowers in £1.4m training boost
AHDB scheme involves deal to develop advanced training opportunities for growers in both agriculture and horticulture
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ArticleMed melon exporters look north
Melon exporters in the Mediterranean are looking at low-consumption markets in northern and central Europe for growth
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ArticleHopes high for Belgian cauliflower
The country's cauliflower season has got off to a good start, with LAVA anticipating impressive volumes and quality
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ArticleLea Valley wins major expansion approval
A salad grower has got the green light for largest expansion of glasshouses in Lea Valley for 50 years, creating 40 new jobs
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ArticleCalls for SE Asian workers to aid labour shortages
Vegetable industry body Ausveg backs calls for expansion to Seasonal Worker Program as labour shortages affect peak harvest times in northern Australia
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ArticleZespri announces reduction in grower returns
Marketer blames Psa for performance, with gold volumes falling by 55 per cent
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ArticleDole Fresh to streamline operations
Dole Fresh Vegetables will close its Gonzales cooling and warehouse operations with Howard Roeder appointed new president
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ArticleCitrus Australia launches SA campaign
Season-long competition encourages consumers to shop for locally-grown oranges
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ArticleRegal’in signs Waitrose marketing deal
French stonefruit brand launches 2014 marketing campaign with several retail contracts across Western Europe
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ArticleSpanish fruit exports stall
Political crisis halts growth in Russian and Ukraine in first quarter of 2014
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ArticleCrop protection 'urgently needed'
A coalition of associations representing Europe's agriculture industry has called for more ambition regarding plant protection
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ArticleSpain reduces stonefruit exports to Russia
Industry says trading relationship is 'normal' despite 2013 export figures revealing fall in stonefruit supply to politically tense Russia
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ArticleTPP talks resume in Singapore
Communication lines reopen between Japan and the US, although trade deal unlikely to be reached this week
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ArticleDel Monte Pacific expects Q1 loss
Del Monte Pacific expects to report a net loss in its first quarter following the acquisition of Del Monte Foods
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ArticleAustralian stonefruit imports to surge
Following Australia’s strong reception to maiden imports of California stonefruit last year, importers expect volumes to ramp up this season