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Chile’s organic fruit exports dominated by apples, blueberries

Apples dominated exports, making up 50% of organic fresh fruit shipments.Blueberries (24.5%), kiwi (11.7%) and avocados (5.4%) followed.Europe is the main receiving market with 55% of shipments
December 27 , 2010

Mexico citrus exports to hold steady, USDA says

The harvest of Mexican oranges, lemons, limes and grapefruits will produce slight gains in volumes in 2010-11 but exports will likely hold at current level, according to the USDA.
December 27 , 2010

Guatemala fruit exports expected to rise 5.6% in 2011

Sales in 2010 expected to drop due to rains that delayed harvests, damaged infrastructure
December 27 , 2010

Uruguay's blueberries become second-largest fruit export

U.S., Netherlands are principal markets for young, $8.6 million industry
December 24 , 2010

ALG Citrus Estate owners named South Africa’s “best farmers”

Gerrit and All van der Merwe, owners of ALG Citrus Estate in the Cape region named South Africa’s farmers of the year by the Agricultural Writers of South Africa.
December 24 , 2010

Chile's blueberry harvest wraps up in north

Harvest in southern regions is in full swing with middle and late varieties
December 24 , 2010

Argentina pear and apple volumes to increase 23.9% in 2010-11

An increase in pears of 21.2% over last season and an increase of 26.1% for apples is expected for growers from Neuquén and Río Negro.
December 24 , 2010

Peruvian agriculture group to push avocados, mangoes

Association, formed in April, focuses on assisting small growers
December 24 , 2010

Chilean Fresh Fruit Association to launch TV ad campaign

The campaign will focus on images of Chilean “summer fresh” fruit and landscape and will also include an in-store radio program
December 23 , 2010

New Zealand Jazz, Braeburn apple growers seek ways to improve export returns

A weak dollar and tanking prices in Europe have growers looking to organize themselves better in order to improve the performance of their fruit.
December 23 , 2010

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