All Supply articles – Page 209
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ArticleFrench kiwifruit up to challenge
French marketer Primland is confident of its ability to adapt to new challenges, as it looks to take advantage of kiwifruit's growing popularity
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ArticleG-Berries and Dole form Mexico partnership
Companies unveil plan to test new varieties that should enable Dole to develop strong foothold in expanding berry market
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ArticleGovernment fruit policy "a basket case"
The UK government's current food strategy is an incoherent mess, according to food policy export Professor Tim Lang
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ArticleClock House named NFS Supreme Champion
First-time win for Oli Pascall and his team at the National Fruit Show, with fruit set to be presented to the Queen
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ArticleUKSHi marks World Earthworm Day
UK Soil Health Initiative launches husbandry guide for growers to mark today's World Earthworm Day
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ArticleNZ/UK trade deal threatens UK farming, says NFU
UK government's pursuit of trade deals with world's largest agri-food exporters threatens national farming future, says NFU
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ArticleFairtrade farmers "threatened by climate change"
New report titled 'Fairtrade and Climate Change' warns that producers are under increasing pressure
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ArticleSharp rise in Peruvian blueberry exports
Country consolidates its position as the leading exporter of fresh blueberries in the world
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ArticleTurkmen tomatoes vie for Russia
Turkmenistan looks poised to become Russia's top source for greenhouse tomatoes in the near future, reports EastFruit
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ArticleHortgro "cautiously optimistic" on stonefruit
South Africa's major stonefruit categories are expecting good volumes this season
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ArticleIntercitrus calls for tougher action on RSA citrus imports
It says cost-cutting measures used by South African citrus growers are endangering EU producers
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ArticleDefra 'keen to support industry', says Prentis
Farming minister uses speech at National Fruit Show to acknowledge industry issues and insist government wants to help
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ArticleZespri set for record Northern Hemisphere crop
Increased volumes of SunGold expected to drive record despite challenging weather
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ArticleUS success for Envy
T&G celebrates branded apple’s New Zealand heritage with event in Los Angeles
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ArticleShapps gives driver shortage update
Transport minister says government is increasing testing capacity as well as introducing new legislation
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ArticleAmending cabotage rules 'dangerous', says PML
Relaxing cabotage rules is dangerous and tantamount to modern slavery so must be stopped, says PML
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ArticleHortifrut acquires Atlantic Blue
The US$280m deal will allow Hortifrut to supply its European customers with blueberries year-round
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ArticleT&G Global revises earnings forecast
Profit for FY21 expected to be between NZ$4m and NZ$10m, compared to 2020 result of N$16.6m
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ArticleChile to boost cherry exports to the US
Increased volumes are part of efforts to diversify export markets as cherry production grows
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ArticleMolari and Emco Cal sign blackberry deal
Agreement allows Italian firm to produce and sell new plants derived from University of Arkansas breeding programme