All Production & Trade articles – Page 972
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ArticleItalian kiwifruit gains access to Korea
Made in Blu, the export marketing consortium backed by leading players Agrintesa and Apofruit, confirms breakthrough in Asia
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ArticleUS and Mexico sign trade plan
The US and Mexico have signed a mutual agreement to improve cross-border control and trade
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ArticleSouth African growers 'back in business'
After weeks of disruption and uncertainty, Western Cape growers resume exports after unions suspend strike action
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ArticleProfitable 2012 for EastPack
Group forecasts a profit of over NZ$6m for the full-year of 2012, with its orchard gate return rising
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ArticleChilean pear output to remain stable
First season forecast predicts export declines for some varieties, while others will remain stable or increase
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ArticleArgentinean blueberry crop shrinks
Sendings around the world end up falling 5 per cent, despite fast start
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ArticleCamposol to raise asparagus prices
The Peruvian company has warned that the business is unsustainable without a mooted 30 per cent increase in prices
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ArticleMission continues to grow
Mission Produce has announced expansion plans for its Toronto Ripe Center and the purchase of a new packing facility in Mexico
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ArticleMeetings hope to peel back Indian onion prices
Onion prices in India continue to rise, with the Ministry of Agriculture calling stakeholder meetings to assess the situation
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ArticlePublic hearings to settle unrest in South Africa
Minimum wages will be reviewed in the Western Cape as SATI calls for "urgent intervention" in the face of violence
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ArticleCooperatives announce topfruit partnership
Fruit Growers Alliance and Fruitlink merge with the aim of strengthening the UK supply chain
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ArticleIsrael's citrus production to rise
USDA report suggests that volumes grown in the country will rise 3 per cent this year
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ArticleMr Apple acquires Fern Ridge share
The investment sets up the two New Zealand companies for future international collaboration in existing and new markets
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ArticleRebels damage Philippine plantation
Dole-Stanfilco have lost 15,000 banana palms in a raid on one of the company’s South-East Philippino plantations.
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ArticleAus cherries enter China
A new market access protocol has been signed allowing for the shipment of Australian cherries to China after years of negotiations
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ArticleNature's Pride set to relocate
Group buys new site close to current home in Maasdijk near Rotterdam, with work on new HQ set to start in February
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ArticleNot guilty plea for Zespri smuggling charges
Zespri’s Chinese subsidiary has pled not guilty to charges of criminal smuggling relating to under-invoicing by its Shanghai importer
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ArticleJordan stops shipments to Iraq
Border closure prompts country to suspend shipments of fresh fruit and vegetables into neighbouring western Iraq
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ArticleDel Curto to invest in Southern Fruit
Partnership between two fruit grower-exporters will create one of biggest fruit suppliers in Chile
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ArticleBrazil eyes solid lime output
Tahiti lime volume from Brazil set to be similar to last year while sizes could be larger, according to industry estimate