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Australian Sumo citrus headed for Japan, U.S.
Australian growers are expected to start exports of a Japanese-developed fruit called Sumo citrus this week.
July 15 , 2011
Productivity plan for Aussie apples to face NZ import 'reality'
The Australian apple industry plans to boost productivity to survive potential New Zealand and U.S. competition.
July 13 , 2011
Peru's grape window could extend to May
New plantation areas in Peru could mean a longer trading window for the country's table grape industry.
July 12 , 2011
Argentina's export blueberries unaffected by frosts
Argentina's Association of Blueberry Producers has announced recent frost damages will only affect fruit for the domestic market.
July 11 , 2011
Argentina: lemon frost damages 'significant'
Packing houses have been requesting fewer lemons in Argentina due to frosts, while the weather is taking its toll on blueberries too.
July 11 , 2011
NZ to benefit from global blackcurrant shortage
Global blackcurrant prices could double due to climatic problems in Eastern Europe.
July 11 , 2011
Pests and rain hit Honduran banana crops
Black Sigatoka disease and poor weather conditions led to a fall in Honduran banana production in April.
July 07 , 2011
Second coldsnap hits Argentine lemon crops
Crops in the world's largest lemon-exporting province suffered serious damages from frost in recent days.
July 05 , 2011
Brazilian company plans Senegal melon plantations
Brazilian fresh produce company AgrÃcola Famosa plans to start an experimental melon plantation in Senegal in December.
July 05 , 2011
Dramatic rise for Mexico's lime exports
Mexico's lime exports rose 52.5% year-on-year from January to April this year with a total value of US$98 million
July 05 , 2011
