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European authorities tackle new pest in Italy
The European Food Safety Authority is taking steps to handle the first field outbreak of Pierce's disease in the European Union.
November 27 , 2013
U.S.: Nicaraguan dragonfruit appeals to shoppers on a budget
Nicaraguan dragonfruit hit the U.S. market for the first time this year, creating price competition for Vietnam.
November 27 , 2013
California-China citrus agreement nears final stages
After losing market access in April, California citrus may once again be welcome in China.
November 27 , 2013
South Africa: apples and pears bear brunt of flood damage
Initial flood damage estimates indicate lower apple and pear exports from South Africa's Western Cape.
November 27 , 2013
Indigenous crops for a food-secure world
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November 26 , 2013
Walmart chooses McMillon as next CEO
Wal-Mart has gone shopping at home to pick its new CEO, who will start in the top job in February.
November 26 , 2013
London seeks place on global produce event calendar
Not only does London now have a new super-port, but in June it will host a new produce event to link exporters with the innovative U.K. market.
November 26 , 2013
Australian industry backs South African citrus in Europe
The Australian citrus industry has urged the EFSA not to block South African fruit over citrus black spot concerns.
November 26 , 2013
Japan's declining fruit industry captures international interest
The U.S. has taken interest in Japan's fruit market due to the Asian nation's declining national supply.
November 26 , 2013
Substantial rise for Spanish produce imports
Spain's fruit and vegetable imports increased by more than €200 million in the first three quarters of this year.
November 26 , 2013
