Post Archive
Chemical ban could slash Australian horticultural exports
A proposed insecticide ban could cut more than US$300 million off Australia's horticultural exports.
August 24 , 2011
Agri SA slams human rights abuse accusations
South Africa's leading agricultural body has rejected claims in a report alleging widespread worker abuse in the Western Cape fruit and wine industry.
August 24 , 2011
Peru's fruit pulp exports have tripled in H1
Peru's fruit pulp exports have more than tripled year-on-year to US$6.8 million in the first half of 2011.
August 24 , 2011
APHIS approves Panaman peppers for market entry
The United States Department of Agriculture's (USDA) plant safety service has approved the entry of Panaman peppers without treatment.
August 24 , 2011
Mexico aims to boost grapefruit exports in Europe, Asia
Mexico's Union of Social Sector Citrus Growers has announced plans to promote grapefruit exports in Europe and Asia for the rest of 2011.
August 23 , 2011
Peruvian president vows to provide foreign investment guarantees
Peruvian President Ollanta Humala has declared the country will be able to continue on its path of economic development, include all citizens and respect its trade agreements.
August 23 , 2011
Mexican mangoes could recover through industrialization
Mango growers in the Mexican state of Michoacan are looking to industrialization as a source of recovery in a difficult and oversupplied market.
August 23 , 2011
Aussie stonefruit could 'rebound' in CY2012
Australian peaches, nectarines and cherries are expected to 'rebound' in crop year 2012, according to a USDA report.
August 23 , 2011
Productivity investment needed for Ecuador's bananas, says researcher
An Ecuadorian researcher says emergency banana funding would be put to better use if it went towards improving quality and productivity.
August 23 , 2011
SH exporters could benefit from Russian citrus rise
Southern Hemisphere citrus growers could benefit from growing demand in Russia.
August 22 , 2011
