Post Archive
Chilean cherry exporters could struggle with early Chinese New Year
Chile expects record cherry exports to China this season, but will earlier Chinese New Year celebrations hit prices?
December 20 , 2011
US: Wal-mart gets tough on possible corruption problems
International retailer Wal-mart is examining whether some staff have breached U.S. anti-corruption regulations.
December 20 , 2011
Australian citrus crop looks 'lighter', but still early days
Australia's orange exports could increase next year, with growers hoping for relief after a 2011 bumper crop.
December 20 , 2011
Peruvian exporters oppose farm labor law changes
The Peruvian Government has proposed significant labor law changes that will raise costs for growers.
December 20 , 2011
New Alligator Weed outbreak hits NZ region
An outbreak of Alligator Weed has been found on New Zealand's Ruapake Beach.
December 20 , 2011
NZ opens kiwifruit pollen import review to tackle Psa entry problem
New Zealand researchers have found kiwifruit vine disease Psa can be spread from pollen in closed flowers.
December 19 , 2011
Costa Rica to boost migrant fruit picker intake
Costa Rica is recruiting immigrants to help with its fruit harvests.
December 19 , 2011
Argentina approves law to curb foreign land ownership
A new bill to ensure key parts of the country are predominately owned by nationals has been given the green light.
December 19 , 2011
Australian organic farming and finding the middle ground
Australia's organic produce market has grown dramatically, but there are still questions hanging over pesticides.
December 19 , 2011
U.S. National Mango Board rallies support for global forum proposal
The National Mango Board's William Watson talks plans for improved export data and new market opportunities.
December 19 , 2011
