Post Archive
Second coldsnap hits Argentine lemon crops
Crops in the world's largest lemon-exporting province suffered serious damages from frost in recent days.
July 05 , 2011
Brazilian company plans Senegal melon plantations
Brazilian fresh produce company AgrÃcola Famosa plans to start an experimental melon plantation in Senegal in December.
July 05 , 2011
Dramatic rise for Mexico's lime exports
Mexico's lime exports rose 52.5% year-on-year from January to April this year with a total value of US$98 million
July 05 , 2011
'The world is our horizon', says Peruvian ag expert
A Peruvian agricultural expert says President-elect Ollanta Humala needs to promote regional empowerment and international openness.
July 05 , 2011
Opinion: Middle East fruit sales constant despite upheaval
G.F. Marketing director David Pearce discusses the dynamics of fruit exports to the Middle East.
July 05 , 2011
Technology needed to reduce Kenya's mango losses
A university lecturer has called for greater use of post harvest technology in Kenya to reduce mango industry losses.
July 04 , 2011
Aussie mango production to soar
Cold weather in the Australian state of Queensland has led to a 'bumper' mango crop this season.
July 04 , 2011
Opinion: Chile's domestic avocado market 'here to stay'
Ricardo Waissbluth from the Chilean Hass Avocado Committee talks trade-offs between exports and local consumption.
July 04 , 2011
South African citrus exports to fall 5%
South Africa's citrus exports will likely decline 5% in 2010-11 due to hailstorms in the Grobersdal and Marble Hall regions.
July 04 , 2011
NZ: international buyers after Turners & Growers shares
Global buyers are on the hunt for shares in New Zealand fruit company Turners & Growers.
July 04 , 2011
