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As Peru’s season winds down, Chile steps up in Europe and China, while Mexico tightens its grip on US supply.

California table grape growers are providing scholarship opportunities to graduating high school seniors from the table grape growing regions of California. Like last year, the collective offers three categories of scholarships in 2026.   Scholarship opportunities for the California grape community Two scholarships are available to field workers and their families. The Field Worker Bridge Scholarship is […]

From winter vegetables to spring berries, the country’s farms play a strategic role in keeping American produce aisles stocked.

The current situation goes beyond a simple tit-for-tat, so context clues are essential to fully understand the latest developments in the East and the West. 

According to the USDA, adults are only eating half of the recommended fiber amount. Fruit, especially pome intake, might be a good way to change that.

Online grocery shopping just had its biggest month since the early pandemic—reaching $12.5B in September. Older shoppers and smaller cities led the way, with deliveries hitting a new high.

The announcement was made through a press release following the detection of two adult insects in and around the City of Montebello.

The negotiations between the two countries aim to ensure “competitive, safe, and high-quality products for consumers and processors”.

Global leader in sustainable growing substrates and land transformation, Cocogreen is appointing Roger Mann as Chief Operating Officer. In his new role, Mann will oversee the company's global operations, driving innovation, resilience, and efficiency across its expanding network of production sites, distribution channels, and strategic partners worldwide. This strategic hire further strengthens Cocogreen's executive leadership […]

The problem is severe: 54 percent of produce companies report that fraudsters have attempted to trade with them, while 41 percent have been direct victims of produce fraud.