Post Archive
NZ scientist warns of multiple Chinese Psa strain threat
New Zealand scientist Russell Poulter draws conclusions after Psa sequencing from strains across four continents.
July 05 , 2012
Asian Regulatory Round-up: overhauls throughout the continent
Adrienna Zsakay takes a look at the raft of food regulation changes taking place across Asia.
July 05 , 2012
Pink Lady America sends trademark violation warning
Pink Lady America has sent out a stern trademark message with Southern Hemisphere apples in swing.
July 05 , 2012
Nicaragua passes interoceanic canal construction bill
The Nicaraguan government has taken the first legal step towards the construction of a US$30 billion canal.
July 05 , 2012
Mexican avocado exports to U.S. on upward trajectory
Mexican avocado exports to the U.S. are on a positive growth curve following rises in demand.
July 04 , 2012
Middle East: pome fruit market strong, citrus a challenge
David Pearce says a shortage of Chilean and U.S. apples has helped South African suppliers in the Middle East.
July 03 , 2012
Hong Kong enacts first pesticide residues in food regulation
Food exporters to Hong Kong have a two-year grace period to adapt to new pesticide residue regulations.
July 02 , 2012
Food service holds great possibilities in Australia and New Zealand
Chefs and casual restaurant owners talked up the opportunities in food service at PMA Fresh Connections.
June 29 , 2012
NZ: T&G plans massive land sale
New Zealand kiwifruit and apple company Turners & Growers has decided to sell land and non-core assets.
June 28 , 2012
Sweeping changes at play for Argentinean Blueberry Committee
The Argentinean Blueberry Committee has made several changes in a bid to boost its representation and scope.
June 28 , 2012
