All Production & Trade articles – Page 95
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ArticleNFU Cymru calls for funding rethink
Welsh farming union wants governments to rethink funding to support farmers’ food and environment ambitions
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NewsRain in Cape region will have little impact on season
While some sectors of the Western Cape’s farming economy have suffered severe damage from recent storms, there will be little impact on fruit crops
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ArticleTexas grapefruit heading to Vietnam
Wonderful Citrus eager to pounce on new export opportunity in Asia after US grapefruit gained access in March
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ArticleCherry traceability pilot ramps up
Cherry Growers Australia partners with Agriculture Victoria to implement producer-to-customer traceability for export markets.
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ArticleKanzi season off to energetic start in Europe
Stocks of Kanzi apples from the Southern Hemisphere were quickly exhausted thanks to dynamic demand over the summer, providing the ideal starting point for the new European season
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ArticleTSBC partners with Berrytech on new raspberry variety
The Summer Berry Company signs exclusive deal with Berrytech to grow and market Amalia Rossa
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ArticleStatistics Handbook highlights shifts in Asia trade
Asiafruit Congress Statistics Handbook 2023 provides expert analysis of key trends in trade across 12 different Asian markets
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ArticleProduce Plus Spring out now
Featuring keynote interview with MOYA winner Belinda Van Schaik and spotlights on avocados, apples and pears, packaging and grading, and retail
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ArticleFeedback sought on genetically modified banana
Panama disease-resistant, genetically modified variety is being assessed by Food Standards Australia New Zealand
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ArticleItaly and Greece to produce same volume of kiwifruit
Continued decline in production due to moria, frosts and reduction in plantings sees Italian forecast fall again
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ArticlePodcast series discusses history of fresh produce
Jac Vandenberg’s John Paap joins The Ptoduce Industry Podcast host Patrick Kelly for episodes on origin of industry’s major crops
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ArticleMexican berries set sights on new markets
Sector aims to double exports to the EU, Middle East and Asia by 2030, says Aneberries president
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ArticleInterko expands at-source ripening
Company says more avocado, mango and banana processors are using its technology to ripen fruit in the country of origin
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NewsPeruvian troubles boost blueberry market for South Africa
South African blueberry exporters say they expect a strong market for their peak season
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NewsHarvest House targets climate-neutral veg production by 2040
One of the Netherlands’ largest salad vegetable producer associations has retained its climate-friendly label
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AdvertorialCopefrut adopts BoBan brand identity in China
Chilean exporter to honour shared history with Chinese partners by adopting its long recognised name in the Asian market
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NewsAnother good season for South Africa’s interspecific plum varieties
Custom Plum Company celebrates a good year in the US and looks towards the East
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ArticleUK researchers boost B12 in peas
Breakthrough discovers way to biofortify pea shots using aeroponic indoor farming
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ArticleRaisins SA highlights “world-class agronomy”
Production techniques, sustainability and traceability are all high on the agenda in South Africa, the industry body says
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ArticleRabobank reports positive outlook for table grapes
Despite a dip in exports last season, the popularity of table grapes is still growing