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U.S.: Hawaii farms pay huge settlement in race lawsuit
Four Hawaii farms will have to pay US$2.4 million to settle a three year-old race discrimination case.
June 04 , 2014
Peru to trial new quality seal for Minneolas
Six Peruvian citrus exporters aim to strengthen their reputations abroad with a ProCitrus-backed quality seal.
June 04 , 2014
U.K. retailer sees the benefit in new laser label technology
British grocer M&S will trial a Spanish fruit laser labeling system that fits in with its sustainability ethos.
June 04 , 2014
Colombian scientists enhance yellow dragonfruit regeneration
Colombian scientists now have a yellow dragonfruit genotype from which they plan to improve production methods.
June 02 , 2014
U.S.: Turbana funds surgeries in Colombia
Fruit company Turbana has given thousands of dollars for medical operations in Colombia.
June 02 , 2014
Maersk begins shipping revolution with new tech
In 10 years' time, new technology that monitors air and saves energy could become standard throughout the world for shipping containers.
June 02 , 2014
Costa Rican banana industry unites to block Panama disease
Chiefs from CORBANA have met with government officials to discuss industry's biggest issues.
May 30 , 2014
Mozambique Panama Disease talks to yield containment report
A continental action plan is currently being drafted for Africa to address the potential spread of Panama Disease TR4.
May 30 , 2014
Peru bets on cherimoyas in the U.S. market
The U.S. would likely become Peru's top cherimoya export market once a protocol is finalized.
May 29 , 2014
New EU requirements 'within South Africa's capabilities', says Chadwick
Justin Chadwick finds some encouragement from the European Union's new rules for South African citrus, but calls for government action to bring long term security to the trade.
May 28 , 2014
