Post Archive
Heavy rains hit Ecuador but mangoes still on track
Ecuador's mango industry has escaped unscathed by recent rain, but anything is still possible.
January 09 , 2012
Australia needs to change 'misleading' country of origin labels, says Growcom
Horticultural body Growcom says 'Made in Australia' labeling laws are misleading and prompt foreign input.
January 09 , 2012
SA apricots have exceeded expectations, says Hortgro
South Africa's apricot export volumes have risen significantly, but plum shipments are down.
January 09 , 2012
Peru's fruit pulp exports set to grow by nearly a third
Growing demand for exotic fruit pulp from key European countries will help Peru expand exports this year.
January 06 , 2012
Australian stonefruit
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January 06 , 2012
SA's growing processing sector gives exporters new avenues
South Africa's growing food processing industry is hungry for good quality raw imports.
January 06 , 2012
Fire destroys Chilean orchards in southern region
Luis Mayol's first act as Chilean Agricultural Minister is offering a credit line for fire-affected farmers.
January 06 , 2012
Mexican scientists in quest for HLB-resistant lime
Mexican scientists hope they can pinpoint lime ecotypes that deliver high yields and are resistant to HLB disease.
January 06 , 2012
Nobody wins with Psa disease, says Chilean kiwifruit chief
The Chilean kiwifruit industry expects higher production as it gears up for a final report on Psa inspections.
January 06 , 2012
Peru may export first blueberries in September, says govt agency
The Peruvian government is hopeful a small shipment of blueberries will be exported in September.
January 05 , 2012
