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Banana prices: E.U. tariff quotas increase volatility
Ecuador's banana industry says the system is more competitive, but a European think tank has criticized its volatility.
April 11 , 2011
Mangoes bolster Peru's ag exports
Peru's agricultural exports rose 32.3% in January and February to US$547.7 million.
April 11 , 2011
Brazil gets real with currency speculation taxes
Brazil will tax foreign loans for its businesses and banks as it tries to curb rapid foreign capital flows.
April 11 , 2011
Chile's ag union 'concerned and annoyed' with govt inaction
Chile's National Agricultural Society is still waiting for policy solutions to come out of two government working groups, tasked with addressing the sector's challenges.
April 11 , 2011
Road blocks lifted in Argentina
Demonstrators have lifted road blocks in the Argentine lemon-growing province Tucumán following a 30% wage rise deal.
April 08 , 2011
Heat not the only cause for early grape ripening
An Australian researcher has found three main factors that drive early grape ripening, and they all have equal significance.
April 08 , 2011
How to eat a cherimoya
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April 08 , 2011
Aussie rural properties undervalued
A recent report shows Australian agricultural property value growth was significantly outpaced by Brazil and Argentina in 2010.
April 08 , 2011
Ivory Coast conflict to prompt Indonesian cocoa exports
The Ivory Coast's bloody conflict has left one million people displaced and affected the world's largest cocoa supply, creating opportunities for competitors Indonesia and Ghana.
April 08 , 2011
Lemon workers block Argentine roads
Workers in the world's largest lemon-growing region of Tucumán have blocked roads across seven different sectors, demanding better wages.
April 08 , 2011
