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U.S.: New Jersey blueberries ready ahead of schedule
One of the U.S.'s largest blueberry states has started harvesting 10 days earlier than normal.
June 18 , 2012
E.U. importers believe new organic accord will boost U.S. trade
European importers are upbeat about a new accord over organic certification between the U.S. and E.U.
June 18 , 2012
Chile: earning space in the South Korean kiwifruit market
Chilean Kiwifruit Committee GM Carlos Cruzat talks the re-opening of Korea, improving quality and handling Psa disease.
June 18 , 2012
Opinion: South African land reform in a cul-de-sac
Agri SA's Dr Theo de Jager argues inept government officials have made land reforms a circus.
June 15 , 2012
U.S. troops to train in Afghan viticulture
Washington State University has designed a program to teach U.S. troops about Afghan grape production.
June 15 , 2012
Costa Rican ports re-open for pineapple and banana exports
Costa Rica's ports are open again but strikers say they will continue action with road blockades.
June 15 , 2012
Fair trade fruit finding new demographics
Interrupcion* Fair Trade founder Rafael Goldberg discusses new projects in Latin America and growing demand.
June 15 , 2012
interrupcion* Fair Trade Faces
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June 15 , 2012
Water Maniac Walter
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June 15 , 2012
Pakistan hopes giant mango treatment plant will boost exports
A new mango hot water treatment plant in Karachi is expected to unlock fresh export destinations for Pakistan.
June 15 , 2012
