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State of the Market - Week 27, 2016
South African oranges saw similar opening prices in the U.S. market compared to the 2015 season.
July 13 , 2016
U.S.: FUJ ramps up pressure ahead of Sakuma union negotiation
Relations between Sakuma and a union wanting to represent its workers are not off to the best start in the wake of a breakthrough announcement.
July 12 , 2016
Australia: Certified Fresh optimistic about Chinese nectarine market
A Victorian stonefruit producer is optimistic his company can gain a strong presence in the Chinese market.
July 12 , 2016
U.S. politicians weigh in on Argentine lemon import proposal
Bipartisan U.S. Members of Congress have cried foul, claiming more time is needed for experts to assess the likely impact.
July 12 , 2016
Canada: High blueberry quality offset by early season, excess competition
Canada Day marked the first ever shipment of fresh BC blueberries to South Korea, but timing has thrown of the season somewhat both abroad and in North America.
July 12 , 2016
Spanish fruit exports plummet in the U.S.
Spain's mandarin and persimmon exports to the U.S. have fallen significantly, but strong figures from certain vegetables have kept total produce shipments fairly stable.
July 12 , 2016
Golden Wing Mau buys NZ$72M stake in T&G
Chinese company Golden Wing Mau has bought almost one fifth of New Zealand produce company T&G Global.
July 11 , 2016
USDA delays Argentine lemon import rule decision
Authorities have given the public more time to respond to the proposed rule, which has generated 150 comments so far.
July 11 , 2016
U.S. Senate pushes through divisive GMO labeling bill
If passed into law, the bill would require the establishment of a GM labeling standard in the form of a code or a USDA symbol.
July 11 , 2016
Early Chilean grapes enjoyed high prices across the board
The proportion of Chilean grapes shipped to the Far East rose this season, while volumes to the U.S. declined.
July 11 , 2016



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