All Production & Trade articles – Page 990
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ArticlePositive outlook for Honduran melons
Improved production practices look set to boost melon volume and prices for Honduras this season
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ArticleWashington apple prices boom
Prices have shot up for Washington’s record-rivalling apple crop on the back of low supplies elsewhere in the Northern Hemisphere
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ArticleVietnam calls for import controls
Vietnamese officials want to tighten up the lax control of fresh produce crossing the border from China
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ArticleFlorida citrus volumes to rise
USDA releases initial forecast for upcoming season, with orange, specialty citrus and grapefruit volumes all expected to increase
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ArticleRosy outlook for Chinese Fuji
Quality and volumes are looking up for the Fuji apple crop in Shandong, but whether prices will drop remains to be seen
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ArticleWeather hampers Peru exports
Sales of Peruvian fresh produce between January and August failed to record growth rates as high as previous years
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ArticleDownturn for SH topfruit exports
Volume declines from Argentina, Chile and New Zealand offset increases from Brazil and South Africa this year
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ArticleEcuador strengthens links with China
Ecuadorian banana exports to China could benefit from recent trade talks, which should see the two countries work more closely in future
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ArticleRussia’s lure as strong as ever
Russia’s main food event, World Food Moscow, attracted record numbers this year, as suppliers rush to gain a foothold in the market
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ArticleTroubling statistics from Defra
UK Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs reports that the global economic downturn has hit the fresh produce sector hard
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ArticleItalian Abate Fetel in short supply
New forecast suggests crop in Italy, which produces more than 98 per cent of the pear variety, is down 45 per cent this season
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ArticleTurbana debuts exotics range
The banana supplier demonstrates its strength as a solution provider to retailers by expanding its product basket
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ArticleCitrus volumes to fall in Morocco
Output set to fall 25 per cent next year as weather hits the national crop, with tangerines and oranges worst-hit
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ArticleAustralian cherries eye Asian access
Access to two major Asian markets appears to be on the cards for Australia's cherry industry
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ArticleZespri and KVH call for vigilance
Ahead of a seminar on Psa in Motueka, Kiwifruit Vine Health has announced the discovery of the disease on a Clevedon orchard
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ArticleFurther expansion for Chilean cherries
Asia to benefit most from anticipated output increase this season, as exports to North America remain stable and sendings fall to Europe
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ArticleFormer Capespan director joins Lonrho
Ben Ward named as CEO of group's agribusiness division, a major supplier of fresh produce to international clients
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ArticleChile projects blueberry growth
Blueberry production and exports will rise again in Chile this season as the industry continues to expand
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ArticleSolid performance for Mexican mangoes
Mangoes from Mexico recorded increases in both export volume and value during the first eight months of 2012
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ArticleNew Zealand pears into the future
There are hopes that a handful of pear varieties that have gone into trials could be grown commercially in five to ten years