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Climate instability leads to increased blueberry rejections in Chile

Rains and high temperatures have affected Chile's blueberry production since mid-December, leading to an increase in crop rejection at the point of origin.
April 04 , 2011

Chile's citrus exports to fall 12% in 2011

Water scarcity will likely cut back Chile's citrus exports by 12% to 111,514 metric tons (MT) this season, with the sharpest fall in volumes expected for mandarins.
April 04 , 2011

Costa Rica banana exports fall 11.4%

Poor Caribbean weather conditions led to lower export volumes for Costa Rica's most important agricultural export over January and February.
April 04 , 2011

Poland plans Honduras agricultural investment

Poland and Honduras only trade around US$10 million worth of products annually, but officials from the Central European country hope that figure will increase in the future.
April 04 , 2011

Australia revises Asian Honey Bee eradication plans

European honey bee pollination is estimated to contribute US$1.76 billion to Australian crops annually, but the species is under threat from the Asian Honey Bee (AHB).
April 04 , 2011

APM Terminals awarded Peruvian port concession

Amid strikes over labor rights in Peru's Puerto Callao, international consortium APM Terminals has been awarded a concession for the port's northern terminal.
April 04 , 2011

Harvest Trends week 12 -- 2011

Chile's Crimson and Red Globe grape varieties registered higher harvest activity at the end of March, but season estimates are still below initial forecasts due to rains.
April 01 , 2011

Brazil could build cars with fruit extracts

Brazilian researchers have found extracts from bananas, pineapples and coconuts could replace steel in many car components.
April 01 , 2011

How to pick the best watermelon

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April 01 , 2011

Siam weed concerns Western Australian farmers

The Australian Federal Government is funding a Siam weed control program in the Cocos Islands, amid fears the pest could spread to the mainland.
April 01 , 2011

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