Post Archive
SA: farming community testifies in court case over mining rights
SA Agri involved in a pivotal court case in South African to decide who should have a say in granting mining rights.
February 21 , 2012
The blueberry paths ahead for Peru and Mexico
The incipient blueberry industries of Peru and Mexico have great potential, but will need the best expertise to get off the ground.
February 21 , 2012
Maersk Line cuts Asia-Europe trade capacity
Shipping company Maersk Line has decided to remove 9% of its shipping capacity operating in Europe-Asia trade.
February 21 , 2012
South African table grape exports up 20%
South Africa has significantly boosted its grape exports to Europe.
February 20 , 2012
Weather damages already hitting Mexican mangoes, says exporter
A Mexican mango exporter says a large percentage of the country's crop will not withstand damages from recent rains.
February 20 , 2012
Chilean grape quality and size improving, says Fisher Capespan exec
The quality of Chilean grape exports to the U.S. has picked up after a bout of small caliber Flames.
February 20 , 2012
Aussie growers look to change Horticultural Code
A group of Australian growers has met with wholesalers in Canberra to discuss changing the Horticultural Code.
February 20 , 2012
Southern Hemisphere pome fruit volumes forecast to fall in 2012
Apple and pear crops in the Southern Hemisphere are expected to drop this year, but pear shipments are set to rise.
February 20 , 2012
India should grow port operations in line with economic standing, says APM Terminals
APM Terminals says India needs massive investment to raise its shipping status to handle trade growth.
February 17 , 2012
Cold spell boosts European appetite for oranges and lemons
Europeans increased their citrus consumption in a bid to ward off illness during the recent coldsnap.
February 17 , 2012
