Post Archive
Brazil gets tough on supermarket pesticide levels
The Brazilian government will fine supermarkets that have unacceptable levels of pesticides in produce.
December 13 , 2011
SA set to ship citrus to Thailand next season
South Africa is hoping its colorful oranges and grapefruit will prove a hit in Thailand.
December 12 , 2011
SA: Midknight oranges generate strong U.S. demand
A strong growers' presence in U.S. supermarkets has helped raise the status of South African citrus fruit.
December 09 , 2011
Cherry growers in Argentine province have lost 50% of volumes
Volcanic ash has slashed cherry production in the Patagonian province of Neuquén.
December 09 , 2011
Pakistani mango growers smell sweet taste of export success
The future looks bright for Pakistan's mango growers who are developing new markets from the U.S. to South America.
December 09 , 2011
New tools for Chilean beekepers to meet demanding European GM standards
Chile is stepping up efforts to keep its honey exports GM pollen-free, in response to tighter European laws.
December 09 , 2011
Mexico's E.U. food exports climb by 30%
Mexico's fruit, vegetables and processed food exports to Europe have climbed by 30% this year.
December 08 , 2011
Ecuadorian govt steps in to end banana price impasse
Ecuador has finally decided on an average default price of a box of bananas for 2012.
December 07 , 2011
Chilean grapes need momentum to drive season, says Fisher Capespan exec
Fisher Capespan COO Mark Greenberg says early Chilean grape volumes will be light.
December 06 , 2011
Slave labor case rocks Buenos Aires blueberry operation
Argentine police have found 95 people were coerced into slave labor by armed personnel on a blueberry farm.
December 05 , 2011
