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FreshFruitPortal.com has retracted an article published on Feb. 4 regarding the risk of transmission of Covid-19 via frozen foods.

South Africa has increased its table grape export forecast following "very good quality and harvest conditions" in the Northern Provinces and the three Western Cape production regions.

Despite last year being difficult for every company around the world San Miguel is starting the new year on a positive note.

Press Release Naturipe Farms is pleased to announce the promotions of three of its valued long-term employees. Jerry Moran, is now Vice President, Sales. In his new role, Moran will take on added responsibilities managing additional staff members, setting the strategic direction for sales and provide guidance, direction and leadership to the Sales Team. Moran […]

In an interview after the ITC hearing, a member of the Blueberry Coalition said that they don't believe there is serious injury to be found regarding imports into the U.S.

Press Release Naturipe, the world’s largest producer of fresh blueberries, is excited to announce its celebration of FeBLUEary for the fifth consecutive year. The campaign begins on February 1 and highlights the first organic blueberry peak season of 2021. This year, Naturipe is expanding its FeBLUEary program from traditional in-store merchandising to popular digital platforms. […]

Florida-based Southeastern Grocers has postponed an initial public offering just a week after its launch, amid ongoing market volatility due in part to the increased activity from a flood of young investors via stock trading apps.

The situation in the Chinese cherry market remains troubling for Chilean exporters, with some 2,000 containers more arriving over the past weekend, but there is hope that the conditions could improve over the coming days if sales continue to improve.

Major Ireland-based fresh produce supplier Total Produce says the group’s entire UK operations have completed the transition to 100% ‘Deep Green’ renewable electric energy sources to power its business units.

The retailer said they have seen an uptick in cabbage, spinach and sprouts sales as shoppers, still saddled by the lockdown and resorting to more scratch cooking at home, are using them in all sorts of healthy creations.