Post Archive
Mexico predicts 10% jump in mango shipments to U.S.
Mexico believes its mango marketing has paid off with an increasing U.S. appetite for the fruit.
March 09 , 2012
Exotic fruit from the Philipinnes could soon be on U.S. shelves
Rambutans, litchis and longans from the Philippines look set to be exported soon to the U.S.
March 08 , 2012
Opinion: fine tuning refrigerated cargo loading to avoid losses
Taking the right steps for packing fruit for shipment is crucial for export success advises Crowley Maritime.
March 08 , 2012
Chile's fresh fruit exports climbed 5.8%
Chile's fruit shipments jumped due to an increasing appetite for cherry, plum and blueberry imports.
March 07 , 2012
Pacific workers alleviate Australia's ag labor crisis
Australian farmers have reaped benefits from the Pacific Seasonal Workers Pilot Scheme (PSWPS).
March 07 , 2012
SA stonefruit posted higher exports but prices stayed flat
Despite exporting record quantities of nectarines and apricots, South Africa has found this year's stonefruit season hard.
March 07 , 2012
Opinion: produce variety drives reduced sales and shrink
Growers, suppliers and retailers need to collaborate to drive up sales with carefully chosen produce.
March 06 , 2012
Drought threatens Mexico's second largest apple producing state
Lack of water puts one of Mexico's key apple growing states at production risk.
March 06 , 2012
NZ: Avocado growers hope science will expand export markets
New Zealand avocado growers have high hopes about technology which will allow them to export beyond the Pacific Rim.
March 06 , 2012
Mexico develops mobile water filtration to protect strawberries
Mexico is pioneering a new mobile plant for irrigating strawberries with pollutant-free water.
March 02 , 2012
