Post Archive
Egypt exceeds expectations and "surprises" orange market
South African orange exporters discuss the impact of Egyptian Valencia oversupply in the Middle East.
July 04 , 2012
Pakistan sends first mango shipments to South Korea
Pakistan is convinced its inaugural mango shipments to South Korea will be well received.
July 04 , 2012
Chilean clementines approaching "rapid" finish, U.S. importers claim
Chile looks set to finish its clementine season early due to recent wet weather.
July 04 , 2012
Independent report reveals shortcomings of NZ import systems
An independent report has revealed flaws in New Zealand's processes for importing kiwifruit-related products.
July 03 , 2012
Australia: Growcom slams govt over carbon tax impacts on horticulture
Growcom has criticized claims Australian farmers can pass on carbon price hikes, citing a study of six Queensland farms.
July 03 , 2012
More than 20 Colombian fruits meet U.S. admissibility standards
Colombia can send a wide range of fruits to the U.S. but there are still many exotic products pending approval.
July 03 , 2012
Middle East: pome fruit market strong, citrus a challenge
David Pearce says a shortage of Chilean and U.S. apples has helped South African suppliers in the Middle East.
July 03 , 2012
Lifting produce participation in Australia's retail produce market
Australian consumers lack retailer loyalty and more effort is needed to improve their interaction with stores.
July 03 , 2012
Chilean project seeks to sweeten Fuji apples
A Chilean breeding program aims to boost the country's apple presence in Asia with sweeter, healthier Fujis.
July 03 , 2012
The changing face of the Brazilian produce market
The U.S. share in Brazil's produce market is falling, but potential still exists for exporters.
July 02 , 2012
