Post Archive
Australian govt 'anti-organic', says IFOAM leader
An organic chief has slammed the Australian government's stance towards its fastest-growing farm industry.
July 16 , 2012
U.S. consumers to comment on GM non-browning apples
Two new GM non-browning apples must gain public feedback before U.S. authorities allow them to go on sale.
July 16 , 2012
Peru's citrus exports set to climb this season
Peru is on schedule to exceed last year's citrus exports by 3.8%.
July 16 , 2012
South Africa's guava industry at crucial crossroads
Guava growers in South Africa are positive about the fruit's potential despite fighting wilt disease.
July 16 , 2012
Ecuador's banana exports show massive slump
Ecuador's banana shipments have fallen due to a severe winter, tougher regulation and Europe's economic crisis.
July 16 , 2012
Striking a balance between customer satisfaction and grower profitability
Crown Jewels' Bill Lewis discusses grape and pomegranate supply deals from South America to the U.S. market.
July 16 , 2012
French researchers unlock banana genome
Two French research institutes have sequenced the genetic code of banana ancestor Musa Acuminata.
July 13 , 2012
Chile: Hortifrut hails successful IPO
Hortifrut president Victor Moller was pleased with the company's IPO yesterday.
July 13 , 2012
Opinion: how parasitoids can fight HLB-spreading insects
Dr Mark Hoddle explains how citrus greening can be controlled by natural biosecurity control methods.
July 13 , 2012
Heavy fall for southern Argentine fruit exports in H1
Pome fruit volume is the main reason behind slashed horticultural exports from southern Argentina.
July 13 , 2012
