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TOMRA CEO wins European business leaders award
TOMRA’s president and CEO, Stefan Ranstrand, has achieved an international accolade in recognition of his leadership and corporate strategy.
January 31 , 2019
Washington apples to receive US$8.5M in trade mitigation funds
The Washington Apple Commission says it will use the funds to build export markets to reduce the effects of increased tariffs on growers.
January 31 , 2019
Avocados from Mexico releases Super Bowl commercial
Weeks 2 and 3 saw record export volumes to the U.S. market, with expectations for 120,000MT to have arrived since the start of the year.
January 31 , 2019
Argentina: Northwestern lemon industry steps up phytosanitary efforts for 2019 season
The upcoming campaign, which will be the country's second following its return to the U.S. market, is expected to see similar total volumes to the previous season.
January 31 , 2019
Chile: New jumbo raspberries launched for warmer climates
The three varieties have been grown successfully in Spain and Mexico and are said to produce double the yields of the traditional Heritage cultivar.
January 31 , 2019
Launching “Camposol Cares from Farm to Family” at Fruit Logistica 2019
PRESS RELEASE Camposol will present its global sustainable concept “Camposol Cares from Farm to Family” (CCFFTF) in the corporate stand in block 25. From the consumers’ demands and expectations, the concept is focused on how Camposol, with its high quality products, contributes to building a better world and helps consumers to live in a healthier […]
January 30 , 2019
Chile and U.K. sign trade continuity agreement as Brexit date approaches
The deal is described as a "safeguard" for Chilean exporters and mimics the conditions of the trade deal it currently has with the European Union.
January 30 , 2019
Australia: Fewer strawberries planted in Perth following needle crisis
“After the losses last year many growers simply won’t have the funds to plant their normal-sized crops, so plantings will be substantially down.”
January 30 , 2019
Chinese cherry market booming with Spring Festival round the corner
One Guangzhou-based trader says that two varieties in particular are selling at higher prices than others, and also expects that the market will weaken following the major holiday period in early February.
January 30 , 2019
NZ: Hortinvest releases third cherry project amid "unprecedented" global demand
The investment company sources its own land, establishes high-tech orchards and packhouses, and markets produce, eliminating the need for third-party contractors and maximizing returns.
January 30 , 2019



