Post Archive
Exotic fruit from the Philipinnes could soon be on U.S. shelves
Rambutans, litchis and longans from the Philippines look set to be exported soon to the U.S.
March 08 , 2012
Opinion: fine tuning refrigerated cargo loading to avoid losses
Taking the right steps for packing fruit for shipment is crucial for export success advises Crowley Maritime.
March 08 , 2012
Namibia hopes China will solve its Europe export woes
Namibia hopes its new relations with China will make it less dependent on European trade.
March 08 , 2012
Indonesia delays port ban to give exporters time to adjust
Exporters get three extra months to continue shipping fruit to Indonesian ports.
March 08 , 2012
New NZ organic peach shows leaf curl resistance
An elderly New Zealand couple is on track to commercialize an organic tasty peach that resists disease without spraying.
March 08 , 2012
Chile's fresh fruit exports climbed 5.8%
Chile's fruit shipments jumped due to an increasing appetite for cherry, plum and blueberry imports.
March 07 , 2012
Market Pulse Week 9 - 2012
Red Globe grapes reported good sales activity in the U.S. and Mexico.
March 07 , 2012
Pacific workers alleviate Australia's ag labor crisis
Australian farmers have reaped benefits from the Pacific Seasonal Workers Pilot Scheme (PSWPS).
March 07 , 2012
SA stonefruit posted higher exports but prices stayed flat
Despite exporting record quantities of nectarines and apricots, South Africa has found this year's stonefruit season hard.
March 07 , 2012
NZ: BayWa takeover of T&G gets regulatory approval
T&G's new focus under BayWa will be to expand fruit exports in Asian markets.
March 07 , 2012
