Post Archive
Congo's urban horticulture yields US$400M surplus
An urban horticulture programme has helped the hungry and led to commercial opportunities in the Congo.
June 13 , 2011
SA satsuma packing comes to a close
Citrus volume predictions for different fruits have shifted slightly in South Africa.
June 13 , 2011
Fresh Connections 2011 Brisbane
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June 12 , 2011
China opens up for Chilean blueberries
Chinese authorities have given phytosanitary approval for Chilean blueberries.
June 10 , 2011
Colombia's ag institute to launch damage mitigation projects
The Colombian Agricultural Institute (ICA) plans to deliver damage mitigation projects amidst a difficult flooding season
June 10 , 2011
Groundwater overuse hits Mexican state's citrus growers
Groundwater in Mexico's citrus-growing state of Tamaulipas has fallen dramatically, leading to a new policy on water permits.
June 10 , 2011
Peru declares 10-year moratorium on GM seeds
Peru's 10-year ban on transgenics could lead to missed opportunities and a brain drain, says scientist.
June 10 , 2011
Argentine region records rise in apple and pear exports
Argentina's Northern Patagonian port terminal registered high pear and apple shipment growth in May.
June 10 , 2011
Australian quarantine cost reforms under fire
The Australian Horticultural Exporters Association has criticized the country's quarantine inspection service for cost shifting.
June 10 , 2011
Peru could become second largest grape exporter in the Americas
Peru's Grape Producers Association has announced the country's grape exports could surpass Mexico and the U.S.
June 09 , 2011
