All Supply articles – Page 198
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ArticleNew plan for Queensland produce sector
High powered advisory committee to shape ten-year strategic plan
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ArticleTough season for Chinese-grown Fuji
Combination of factors including weak domestic market and increased freight rates leaves growers disappointed
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ArticleFrench stonefruit AOP lays out plan
Almost 90 business leaders congregated in France to map out the future of the producer association for peaches and apricots
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Article‘Activated air’ seed cleaning ‘accelerates germination’
Trials of chemical-free seed treatment show “significant reductions in infections, improved germination rates, higher yield and reduced losses” in baby leaf salads
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ArticleRSA apple and pear season winding down
Logistics made 2021 a nightmare for South African apple and pear growers, but they still had a bumper crop
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ArticleSIT trial heralds pesticide-free future
UK start-up hails success of world-first chemical-free insect-control trial that reduces SWD by 91 per cent
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ArticleStrong dollar helps lift Colombian Hass exports
Shipments rose by 63 per cent in value between January and September of this year
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ArticleCitrus Australia slams piece rate decision
Fair Work Commission’s call to install a minimum horticulture rate will not address exploitation, says peak industry body
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ArticleZespri uses more chartered reefer vessels
Over 177m trays of Class 1 kiwifruit exported over 2021 New Zealand season
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ArticleSoft citrus in the spotlight
South African production is expected to grow further in years ahead from current record levels
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ArticleReybanpac picks up export gold
The Ecuadorian banana supplier has gained recognition for its sustainability efforts as it wins the top export prize in the country
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ArticleUK hungry for RSA apples and pears
Global South African apple and pear exports climb 9 per cent, with the UK again a key market
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ArticleUK farmers favour direct supply
Most British farmers want to switch from supplying supermarkets and processors in favour of more direct consumer sales, survey finds
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ArticleHigh demand for Turkish pomegranates
Volumes of Turkish pomegranates are down due to this year's heat wave, but demand remains strong, according to exporter Alanar
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ArticleNine-month growth for Spanish trade
Fresh produce imports and export both increased during the January-September period
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ArticleUK farm in plant-protein world-first
Naylor Farms is seeking planning permission to build the world’s firstplant-based protein extraction facility in Lincolnshire
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ArticleOrange River table grape harvest underway
Early-season fruit expected to arrive in the UK and Europe before Christmas
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ArticleRecord year for Tru-Cape
South African apple and pear exporter sells close to 18m cartons of fruit in 2021
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ArticleSelect Harvests reports FY2021 results
Australian almond producer highlights price fluctuations in export trade
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PodcastsFruitbox 73 · Juan Martín Hilbert, San Miguel
Lemons remain in demand, but the world’s largest producer says more must be done to promote the fruit