All Production & Trade articles – Page 951
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ArticleAQIS approves OPI for California cherries
Pre-clearance programme for cherry imports allows traders to plan with greater security and confidence
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ArticleCopa-Cogeca backs produce regime
European agri-cooperative body sends letter to Dacian Ciolos calling for producer organisations to be key in future proposals
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Strawberry pickers shot in Peloponnese
Supervisors of a strawberry farm in Greece's Peloponnese region have reportedly wounded 28 workers following a pay dispute
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ArticleChina bans Californian citrus imports
After discovering six cases of brown rot, officials announce they will not accept shipments from 18 April
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Robust growth seen in NZ fresh exports
Besieged on several fronts, New Zealand's horticulture business continued to grow last year, says new research
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ArticleRomania eyes expansion plans
Producer organisation Hortifruct is aiming to increase production by over 5 per cent this year, driven by salad vegetables
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The Greenery grows mangoes in Brazil
As its exotics division continues to grow, the Dutch company has secured its own source of supply to guarantee volume
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Joyvio inks deal with Subsole
Chinese giant marks first step in its global food sourcing strategy with establishment of joint venture alliance in Chile
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Stable year for Costa Rican bananas
Central America’s key supplier anticipates steady performance, while banana marketing conditions vary across the world
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ArticleTasmanian onions end on high
Drier weather assists in Tasmania's onion crop season finishing with high-yielding, quality produce
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ArticleEU and South Africa air citrus concerns
Potential ban on the horizon for exports of RSA citrus to EU, with concerns mounting over implications for Australia
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ArticleColombia establishes avocado body
CorpoHass will better coordinate Colombia’s Hass avocado industry as it seeks entry onto the US market
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ArticleNew report analyses Spain's wet weather
Agronomists in Spain have released a report looking into the wet weather in March and its impact on fresh produce
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Unite slams decision to scrap AWB
Critics call decision to abolish Agricultural Wages Board without a vote a 'stain on democracy'
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ArticleNY apple industry bounces back
Following a frost-hit campaign in 2012, the state has enjoyed a "textbook perfect" start to preparations for this year's harvest
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ArticleTotal Produce ends Capespan alliance
Public listing of South African exporter now more likely following Zeder's €22m buyout of Irish company's 25 per cent stake
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ArticleCA cherries set for bumper year
While unlikely to match Pacific Northwest cherry production volumes, industry experts anticipate a record packout
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ArticleAustralian delegation heading to Jakarta
Horticulture representatives meeting with Indonesian import officials to discuss reopening the market for Australian exports
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ArticleJapan joins Trans-Pacific Partnership
Move endorsed by California Table Grape Commission, which hopes to lower tariff rates on trade to Asian nation
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EU berry buyers emulating Brits
One of continent's leading marketers believes robust growth will continue across much of category this year