Post Archive
U.S.: "There will be companies that Canadians don’t sell to," says Lemaire
CPMA president Ron Lemaire looks in depth at what less payment protection in the U.S. could lead to for Canadian produce exporters.
November 03 , 2014
NZ: building markets to support record avocado crop
"The trick with Asia is you’ve got so many opportunities, it’s just which one’s going to strike first?" says John Carroll.
November 03 , 2014
Walnuts linked with preventing Alzheimer's disease
An animal study has concluded that walnuts' nutritional content could protect brains from Alzheimer's disease.
November 03 , 2014
Colombian producer to extend golden berry marketing across the U.S.
A representative from Global Agricultural Trading says physalis definitely has an interesting future in the U.S., and plans to start selling outside California.
November 01 , 2014
EU adds €39M in support for agricultural promotion
The European Commission has put forth further funding to support agricultural goods at home and abroad.
October 30 , 2014
China agrees to allow some Washington apple imports
Washington Red and Golden Delicious apples can soon be shipped to China after a two-year hiatus.
October 30 , 2014
U.K.: Tesco under investigation for suspected fraud
A criminal investigation is now underway after Tesco overstated its profits by US$423 million.
October 30 , 2014
Four in one fruit fly discovery could ease international trade restrictions
It turns out four different fruit flies are part of the same species, and the finding has big implications.
October 30 , 2014
Profits plummet for Camposol in Q3
Expenses, sourcing costs and lower prices put the strain on Camposol's profits in the third quarter.
October 30 , 2014
Ecuador faced with lucrative dragon fruit opportunities in China
A report suggests Ecuadorian dragon fruit exporters could fare well in China thanks to their in-demand variety.
October 30 , 2014
