Post Archive
EU: citrus black spot interceptions still at zero in June
The latest EUROPHYT report is good news for South Africa's citrus industry.
July 15 , 2014
U.S.: Wilmington port grateful to remain 'Top Banana'
Details have been revealed about Chiquita's recent lease extension at the U.S. Port of Wilmington.
July 15 , 2014
Ireland: Fyffes execs may get US$1M bonus if Chiquita deal goes through
An Irish media outlet has revealed incentives and fees associated with the pending ChiquitaFyffes deal.
July 15 , 2014
Many Colombian banana growers in misery after strong winds
4,500 hectares of banana plantations have been destroyed by strong winds in northern Colombia.
July 14 , 2014
Organic crops have significantly more antioxidants, study finds
Organic proponents hope a recent landmark international study will dispel consumer confusion about the category's benefits.
July 14 , 2014
Argentine Valencia orange harvest kicks off in Jujuy
While Argentina's citrus crops have taken a battering, a leading exporter's orange crop has been fairly unscathed.
July 14 , 2014
Australia: broccoli can 'make clear breathing easier' for asthmatics
Melbourne University research shows broccoli could be used as an alternative treatment for asthma sufferers.
July 14 , 2014
NZ may deport man who revealed kiwifruit worker abuses
New Zealand authorities have failed to protect an Indian whistleblower who revealed abuse in the kiwifruit industry.
July 14 , 2014
Spain: Driscoll's 'learning a lot' about Drosophila control methods
Driscoll's has taken the lead with the Spanish government on researching vinegar fly Drosophila Suzukii, and has reported a promising outlook for controlling the pest.
July 14 , 2014
Opinion: it's the season to catch Hatch chile fever
Karen Caplan looks at the fanaticism that surrounds Hatch chiles, and the labeling laws in place to protect them.
July 11 , 2014
