Post Archive
Peru poised to explore new mandarin markets
Sergio del Castillo explains why Peru's mandarins have become such a runaway success.
July 30 , 2012
Prunes soar in value with Chile now a major exporter
A Chilean government study shows prune values have continued to climb thanks to increasing demand.
July 30 , 2012
Florida's tomato trade threats 'dangerous' for U.S., Mexican economies
Mexican tomato proponents have spoken frankly about the impacts Florida's protectionism could have on quality.
July 30 , 2012
Asian Regulatory Round-up: GM labels and health claims
Adrienna Zsakay sums up labeling law changes in China, India and Indonesia.
July 27 , 2012
South American countries unite towards agricultural goals
Members of the Southern Agricultural Council (CAS) have agreed to technical collaboration for Chinese trade.
July 27 , 2012
South Africa looks to U.S. again for early grape exports
South African growers hope to regain U.S. grape market access after approval of a domestic irradiation center.
July 27 , 2012
A Hard Day's Plate: Start Like a Champion
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7anbN1SWDfc[/youtube]
July 27 , 2012
Washington State hailstorm fruit damage still unclear
Thunderstorms and hail in Washington State have caused isolated fruit orchard damage.
July 27 , 2012
Australian banana growers 'outraged' over quarantine lifting decision
The Australian banana industry has been left vulnerable by a territory government lifting quarantine restrictions.
July 26 , 2012
Freshfel applauds new European Union ammonium compound stance
The produce industry will need to be more vigilant with quaternary ammonium compounds in supplying to the E.U.
July 26 , 2012
