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3 April, 2020

Argentine citrus exports will be "paralyzed" unless lockdown regulations changed

The Argentine citrus industry will be severely impacted if the government doesn't take immediate action to roll back some regulatory measures designed to mitigate Covid-19, industry body Federcitrus has said.

After Instacart workers strike, company provides safety kits to protect from Covid-19

Australian vegetable industry praises government's investment in airfreight, Ausveg says

China's fruit farmers hurt by lockdown losses

USDA proposes removing blueberry fumigation requirement for two Chilean regions

More News

Kroger sees 30% sales surge

Covid-19's impact on Latin American ports, China's fruit pricing and global trade

Fresh produce foodservice demand has "virtually stopped" in Europe, NA - Rabobank

Australian banana group urges visa extensions amid labor shortage fears

Check out the launch video of the Agricultural Water Summit

U.K. grocery sales grows by fastest rate in decade

Opinion

In Charts

Avocados in Charts: Forecasting in an unstable market

Agronometrics in Charts: Using data to predict Covid-19's potential impacts on the produce industry

Stonefruit in Charts: Prices of Chilean fruit in the U.S. market

Limes in Charts: Prices jump after lowest point in four years

Ag-Innovation

New bioplastic made from fruit residue developed in Chile

Australia develops non-invasive mango ripeness-testing device

Digital integrated pest management: A conversation with Farm Dog's founder and CEO

Fruit and vegetable distribution optimization gets a tech upgrade with Waruwa

Industry Announcements

Berry People expands to support steady growth

Nic Jooste leaves Jupiter for future in sustainability initiates

Fall Creek expands outside board of directors with appointment of Kevin Murphy

Rainier Fruit moves toward formal EFI certification