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U.S.: White seedless table grapes could hit 'bargain prices'
Capespan North America says there will likely be a 'fast peak and abrupt end' for Thompsons.
February 27 , 2015
Seoul searching pays off for Aussie cherry industry
Stemming from a recent FTA, Australia's cherry exports to South Korea have experienced exponential growth.
February 27 , 2015
Russian political faction calls for end to food import embargo
A deputy chairman from the Russian Lower House has scoffed at a bill to challenge the food import ban.
February 27 , 2015
Russian market reopens for some Moldovan apple shippers
Russian authorities have approved several Moldovan firms for apple exports.
February 27 , 2015
Fairtrade 'absorbing' farms, changing livelihoods
With GDP per capita that is five times lower than the EU, is China ready for fairtrade produce? Fairtrasa's Patrick Struebi thinks yes.
February 27 , 2015
U.S.: Overarching brand has "monumental" implications for produce industry
Tongue-in-cheek with celebrity backing, a new "superhero meets sports" brand for fruits and vegetables called FNV is poised to change the way the U.S. public interacts with produce.
February 26 , 2015
U.S.: Chiquita forced to stay longer at Gulfport
Port congestion in New Orleans has delayed the completion of a logistics move for Chiquita Brands International.
February 26 , 2015
U.S. pistachio industry celebrates new dietary recommendations
Pistachio growers all around the globe have cause for celebration on World Pistachio Day.
February 26 , 2015
South Africa: Dry weather may hit citrus sizing but quality "excellent", says CGA
South Africa's total citrus volumes this season should be roughly in line with previous years.
February 26 , 2015
Ireland dragging heels on fairtrade bananas, new report claims
While Irish retailers have been slow on the uptake of fairtrade bananas, two stores recently committed to stock 100% fairtrade pears.
February 26 , 2015
