Post Archive
Blueberry supply tight, says USHBC exec
A leading U.S. blueberry industry figure has forecast good prices for Southern Hemisphere exporters.
September 13 , 2011
NZ: T&G launches appeal against High Court Zespri ruling
Turners & Growers has lodged an appeal with the High Court after an unsuccessful judgment in its anti-monopoly case with Zespri.
September 13 , 2011
La Niña returns in tropical Pacific
Farmers could be in for more extreme weather this Southern Hemisphere summer with the onset of La Niña.
September 12 , 2011
Chile bets on early pomegranate varieties
Chilean fruit company Subsole has taken on three early Israeli pomegranate varieties in a bid to extend the season.
September 12 , 2011
Chile bets on early pomegranate varieties
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September 12 , 2011
Argentina: new cold storage facility for Tucuman airport
The Southern Hemisphere's earliest blueberry supplier is set to have a new cold storage facility in its local airport.
September 12 , 2011
Pakistani kinnow mandarins hit record export values
Strong Russian citrus demand helped Pakistan's kinnow mandarin exports push past the US$100 million mark.
September 12 , 2011
U.S. preference system approval to benefit Ecuador
Ecuadorian exporters have responded positively to the U.S. extension of the Generalized System of Preferences (GSP).
September 12 , 2011
Eating healthy during the Rugby World Cup
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September 09 , 2011
Price gaps changing in Middle Eastern fruit markets
Re-exports in the Middle East have fallen recently due to lower price gaps between Dubai and Saudi Arabia.
September 09 , 2011
