Post Archive
Ecuadorian mango season off to a strong start despite delays
Ecuador started its mango season with a bang, entering the U.S. market at higher quantities than expected.
October 23 , 2012
Fruit Fanatic: the Andean cradle for rare fruits, pseudo-cereals and tubers
Rolf Blancke delves into the birthplace of the modern potato in search of exotic tubers and rare fruits.
October 23 , 2012
Unseasonal rain gives boost to Chilean crops
Heavy weekend rain was welcomed in Chile, even though it came out of season.
October 23 , 2012
Peruvian mandarin exports up by a third
Peru's citrus industry continues to grow, bringing in US$50 million so far in 2012.
October 23 , 2012
New brand name for Oppenheimer Group
Oppenheimer's new brand name will come as little surprise to those who have done business with the company.
October 23 , 2012
Australian PM pledges ag land foreign ownership register
Growcom has urged an Australian foreign farmland ownership register to include water licenses.
October 22 , 2012
Favorable weather drives uptick in SA stonefruit forecast
South Africa is set to grow around one million more cartons of stonefruit this coming season.
October 22 , 2012
Chilean blueberry exports to jump 21% in 2012-13
The Chilean blueberry industry is optimistic about growing consumption for its fruit in different markets.
October 22 , 2012
High hopes for new Australian mango release in 2013
New and improved CSIRO-developed mango cultivars will hopefully be available to Aussie growers next year.
October 22 , 2012
Trans-Tasman study taps nutritional specifics for veggie marketing drive
Australian and NZ researchers have responded to consumer calls for more nutritional information about produce.
October 22 , 2012
