Post Archive
Ecuador finds 20 uncompliant banana exporters
Ecuador's government has identified 20 companies undercutting banana growers below international prices, but a local economist has criticized nationalization proposals.
March 25 , 2011
Expropriation debate heats up in SA
South Africa's constitutional review committee has announced it will 'pay more attention' to land reform proposals to give the government greater expropriation powers.
March 25 , 2011
Fruit on the streets
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CjHzS_twDVY[/youtube]
March 25 , 2011
Mice alert in Australian citrus region
Authorities in a citrus and grape-growing region in the state of New South Wales have issued a mice alert
March 24 , 2011
Mexico-Canada trade to grow 25% in 2011
Canada's Ambassador to Mexico has forecast a trade boost of 25% this year.
March 24 , 2011
Strike 'paralyzes' Peruvian port
Strikes in Peru's Puerto Callao could be indefinite if the government doesn't uphold workers' rights in award negotiations.
March 24 , 2011
Pipfruit NZ uses Cricket World Cup for India expansion
India's 50% tariffs on apple imports haven't stopped New Zealand's industry spin bowling its produce during the Cricket World Cup 2011.
March 24 , 2011
Namibia records 20.8% horticulture growth
Namibia has recorded a large rise in horticultural production for 2010, driven by high demand for fruit and vegetables.
March 24 , 2011
Indonesian govt cuts palm oil tax
While the Indonesian Government continues to consider a flat tax for crude palm oil (CPO) exports, it has cut tax rates marginally for April shipments.
March 24 , 2011
Market Pulse week 11 — 2011
Angeleno plums showed active sales rates and elevated prices in the U.S, while Larry Ann plum sales rates and prices fell in Mexico.
March 23 , 2011
