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Meanwhile, China’s Global Times’s editor in chief, Hu Xijin, is reporting that Beijing is also considering stopping buying U.S. agricultural products.

The Italian consortium estimates that because of the unfavorable EU market conditions, Southern Hemisphere exporters will focus first on the markets in Southeast Asia.

Field-production of new downy mildew resistant basil varieties has yielded positive results, promising the herb-industry some much-needed relief from this debilitating disease.

Richard Owen, vice president of global membership & engagement at the PMA, says there could be several implications for the U.S. produce industry of the tariff increase.

U.S. President Trump's suggestion to buy domestic produce for export to "poor and starving countries" is met with criticism, as trade expert weighs in on the harm of "large-scale agricultural dumping".

Supplies of red and white seedless table grapes were declining in the U.S. in week 18, but prices remained stable.

A new study led by academics from the University of Melbourne found that fruit flies were becoming increasingly resistance to imidacloprid - the world's most used insecticide.

Thanks to favorable growing conditions, Global Fruit says cell division has been "wonderful" and expects pick dates to begin June 23 and finish September 1.

PRESS RELEASE Golden Bay Fruit, the biggest apple grower-packer-exporter-marketer of New Zealand’s Southern Island revealed in Vietnam its new brand identity highlighting its integrated supply chain – “100% direct from growers” to consumers, but also on its “unique” Taste. “We are very focused to deliver to our customers the “One of a Kind” experience when […]

Following China's reported multiple deletions to the nations' trade agreement draft, Trump has threatened to raise tariffs on US$200 billion of Chinese goods on Friday.