Post Archive
U.S.: APHIS proposes new fee for import treatments
APHIS is considering a new US$375 fee for import treatments which could have far-reaching effects.
June 18 , 2014
U.S.: new highs for Florida sweet corn in May
The recent spring has been a special one for Florida's sweet corn growers.
June 17 , 2014
First human trial of GM bananas to take place in the U.S.
A project from Australia's QUT to develop pro-Vitamin A-enriched bananas is about to reach a whole new level, with a world-first human trial in the United States.
June 17 , 2014
High-tech greenhouse pesticide system planned in Chile
A Chilean agricultural group will implement a new and safer method of greenhouse pesticide application.
June 17 , 2014
U.K.: fresh produce a major victim in Asda climate change report
U.K. retailer Asda has given a startling estimate of expected fresh produce losses as a result of climate change.
June 17 , 2014
Surplus worries for China's booming blueberry industry
One Chinese fruit industry rep has questioned whether blueberries will follow the price falls seen for blackberries and raspberries in 2010.
June 16 , 2014
U.S.: APHIS prepares pest risk analysis for Mexican fresh fig imports
U.S. authorities believe irradiation will help mitigate pest risks from the import of Mexican figs.
June 15 , 2014
Smartphone app mixes home gardening with education and design chic
With the help of a smartphone app, a U.K. company makes hydroponic gardening an easy and visually appealing addition to the living room.
June 13 , 2014
NZ, German companies join red-flesh apple association
IFORED now has two new members, with the first pre-commercial, red-flesh apple orchards set for planting in 2015.
June 13 , 2014
Brazil on pest alert for World Cup
Brazil's ANDEF has identified 350 pest threats to watch out for during the World Cup.
June 12 , 2014
