Post Archive
Slave labor case rocks Buenos Aires blueberry operation
Argentine police have found 95 people were coerced into slave labor by armed personnel on a blueberry farm.
December 05 , 2011
Indonesian govt to start checking 'green' credentials of palm oil producers
The world's largest producer of palm oil will start monitoring the sustainability practices of producers next year.
December 05 , 2011
Australian scientist discovers grape genes resistant to mildew
Australia has developed transgenic mildew resistant vines, but the technology is unpopular with exporters.
December 05 , 2011
Chile predicts higher kiwifruit yields next season
Chile's kiwifruit orchards are looking in great shape to produce abundant high quality fruit.
December 05 , 2011
SA peaches prove a hit in the Middle East
South African stonefruit exports are so far better than last year, although prices remain depressed.
December 05 , 2011
Brazilian grape season looks promising
Brazilian growers are upbeat about the quality and yields of grapes this season describing the weather as perfect.
December 02 , 2011
NZ: IKGA demands answers from Zespri over Korean kiwifruit fine
The IKGA wants to know further details of Zespri's anti-competitive dealings, following a Fair Trade Commission report.
December 02 , 2011
Australian Banana Growers' Council appoints new chairman
Cameron MacKay has stepped down as chairman of the Australian Banana Growers' Council.
December 02 , 2011
Costa Rica: Del Monte banana strike over
Costa Rican banana employees have returned to work after winning better conditions at Del Monte's plantations.
December 02 , 2011
Brazilian market to open for Argentine citrus
Argentina's citrus industry will have more export options in 2012 following a Brazilian announcement.
December 02 , 2011
