Post Archive
Chilean citrus exports grew 9% in 2011
Chile's citrus shipments to Europe and Latin America fell dramatically in 2011, but overall exports were up.
January 25 , 2012
Indonesia: Port of Jakarta set to close for fruit imports in March
Indonesian port of entry amendments will likely lead to higher costs for fresh produce exporters to the country.
January 25 , 2012
U.S.: Sam's Club CEO to step down
The first chairperson of the Walmart President's Council of Global Women Leaders will soon be Sam's Club CEO.
January 24 , 2012
Chile sending higher share of grape volumes to U.S. East Coast
An influx of Chilean Flame grapes on the U.S. East Coast should push down prices for black seedless.
January 24 , 2012
New competitiveness measures proposed for Argentine pome fruit
Argentina's pome fruit industry needs to adapt to an environment of higher costs and declining returns.
January 24 , 2012
Auckland port strikes unlikely to impact NZ fruit exports
New Zealand's fruit industry says strikes in Auckland will not significantly affect the movement of produce.
January 24 , 2012
Mexican avocadoes push for Super Bowl touchdown
Mexico expects a 10% rise in avocado exports to the U.S., meaning a strong supply before the Super Bowl.
January 24 , 2012
Fruit overload hits HK with Chinese New Year logistical 'collapse'
The allure of Chinese New Year prices has attracted more fruit this year, leading to logistical constraints in Hong Kong.
January 23 , 2012
South African growers measure effects of rain, cyclone on crops
Heavy rain in South Africa has cut back grape crops, but could be a bonus for citrus fruit size this season.
January 23 , 2012
U.S retail consolidation to continue, says Spezzano
Consultant Dick Spezzano talks retail consolidation, NZ kiwifruit concerns and Peruvian avocadoes.
January 23 , 2012
