All Production & Trade articles – Page 978
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ArticleCitrosol analyses citrus decay
Group outlines citrus shelf-life extension methods at the 2013 International Citrus Congress
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ArticleKiwifruit orchard sale cheers sector
Acquisition of 48ha orchard planted with two new Zespri varieties in New Zealand's Bay of Plenty boosts confidence
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ArticleKiwifruit growers welcome support
New Zealand Kiwifruit Growers Incorporated praises government decision to classify Psa as "adverse event"
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ArticleQatar harvests first seawater cucumbers
Project is expected to pave way for commercialisation of green technology for large scale implementation
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ArticleEarly Chilean table grapes underway
The South American nation’s first grapes of the season are being exported under the regional FreshAtacama label
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ArticleClemcott ready for new season
The protected easy-peeler is set for the 2012/13 campaign, with hopes that quality and transparency will prove the difference
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ArticleHillfresh welcomes Namibian grapes
Group excited about collaboration with Navico as it begins season by offering Early Sweet and Flame Seedless grapes
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ArticleGovernment assistance for Philippine growers
Government assistance is being extended to small banana growers in the Philippines following last week’s Super Typhoon Bopha devastation
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ArticleAll change at Dole
US produce marketer Dole has announced a raft of leadership changes following the sale of its packaged foods and Asian business units
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ArticleBelgian auctions agree merger
Mechelse Veilingen and Coöbra join forces to ensure fairer prices and increase dominance of Belgian vegetable market
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ArticleT&G expects loss-making result
New Zealand-based fruit and vegetable group is expecting to make a full-year loss of €10m-€12m
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ArticleFyffes anticipates earnings boost
A similar earnings target of €27m-€33m has been set for 2013 following very strong performance this year
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ArticleBonduelle to restructure operations
French fresh-cut specialist has announced that it will put in place a new management and organisational structure next year
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ArticleBopha strikes Philippine bananas
Banana industry faces huge recovery costs and export shortages after Typhoon Bopha claims an estimated 10,000ha of plantations
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ArticleSri Lanka export growth predicted
Sri Lanka’s fruit and vegetable exports are expected to grow 3-5 per cent by the end of 2012, buoyed by good fruit sales
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ArticleChilean blueberries hit by frost
Cold November snap has impacted on various growing regions, with an average decline in production of 22 per cent
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ArticleNew ventures boost turnover at G’s Fresh
Greater sales in mushrooms and arrangement to market Langmead Farms' products help push up turnover
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ArticleAlmería advances citrus exports
Volume of citrus fruit shipped from the region climbs 64.5 per cent, making it the eighth-largest exporting region in Spain
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ArticleIndian nut imports rising
India’s cashew and almond imports are rising as the country’s shoppers consume an increasing volume of the nuts
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ArticleReprieve for South African growers
Labour union suspends strike action until 9 January, leaving workers free to harvest and pack grape and stonefruit crops