CASI to chronicle its history in partnership with the UAL

CASI to chronicle its history in partnership with the UAL
To mark the 75th anniversary of the founding of the Agricultural and Livestock Cooperative San Isidro (CASI) in 2019, the story of the famed cooperative is to be written in […]
Mon 29/01/2018 by Richard Wilkinson

Spanish citrus production falls 12.3%

Spanish citrus production falls 12.3%
Spanish citrus production for 2017-18 is forecast to reach 6.2 million tons, a fall of 12.3% from last year’s levels. Production is expected to drop for all citrus products: oranges […]
Mon 29/01/2018 by Richard Wilkinson

Italy’s citrus crop set to fall by up to 10%

Italy’s citrus crop set to fall by up to 10%
This year’s citrus production in Italy has been hit by adverse weather conditions and phytosanitary problems, which have also resulted in smaller sizes. The warm winter during flowering damaged the […]
Mon 29/01/2018 by Richard Wilkinson

Evidence of citrus black spot in Europe contested

Evidence of citrus black spot in Europe contested
EFSA’s plant health experts believe that the pathogen causing citrus black spot disease (CBS) is present in Europe. Phyllosticta citricarpa is listed as a quarantine plant pest in the EU […]
Mon 29/01/2018 by Richard Wilkinson

Low supplies of German apples lead to high prices

Low supplies of German apples lead to high prices
The high prices currently charged for German apples are justified by the low stocks available. The slightly lower sales in December did little to redress the supply gap, which still […]
Wed 24/01/2018 by Richard Wilkinson

Weather conditions provide welcome boost for French farmers

Weather conditions provide welcome boost for French farmers
Figures published by the Department of Agriculture are reassuring following the recent rains across almost the entire territory. As of January 16th, the national average rainfall had reached 132.7 mm, […]
Mon 22/01/2018 by Richard Wilkinson

EU’s orange exports worth €1.8 billion in 2016

The EU devotes 280,000 hectares to oranges, half of which is located in Spain. Last year, the EU exported over 2.7 million tons of oranges, worth €1.8 billion, with close […]
Tue 16/01/2018 by Richard Wilkinson

Poland confirms 15% fall in berry production

Poland confirms 15% fall in berry production
Poland’s Central Statistics Office (GUS) has confirmed forward estimates of berry production announced at the beginning of July. According to final data, total berry production in Poland in 2017 amounted […]
Thu 11/01/2018 by Richard Wilkinson

Do secondary standards make our food safer?

Do secondary standards make our food safer?
In a panel discussion hosted in Monheim, Germany on November 29, five food chain experts concluded that food safety is only one aspect of a complex series of required private […]
Tue 02/01/2018 by Richard Wilkinson

Cucumber prices rise with drop in temperatures

Cucumber prices rise with drop in temperatures
There was a marked reduction in the supply of cucumber at the auctions of Almería and Granada in Week 49 induced by the arrival of colder temperatures and less availability […]
Tue 02/01/2018 by Richard Wilkinson

Mexico’s grapefruit exports boosted by European demand

Mexico’s grapefruit exports boosted by European demand
Mexico’s grapefruit exports for 2017/18 are expected to rise to 20,000 tons due to higher demand. Europe’s demand is stronger and offers better prices than the US market. Around 84% […]
Tue 02/01/2018 by Richard Wilkinson

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