Post Archive
Brazilian apple exports take a dive in 2014
Brazilians have spent a lot more on imported apples this year compared to the prices achieved for exports.
July 18 , 2014
Philippines: Del Monte banana plantation raided
Land disputes could be the motive behind an armed attack on a banana plantation in the Philippines.
July 16 , 2014
U.S.: new study reveals worrying impacts of Californian drought
The new study from UC Davis says groundwater reserves cannot be treated like an 'unlimited savings account'.
July 16 , 2014
Canada: accepting increased cargo 'up to operators', says Vancouver port
Terminal operators in Vancouver's port will decide on whether to accept new business in the event of U.S. delays.
July 15 , 2014
Peach and nectarine growers call for more EU support to alleviate crisis
Stonefruit growers from France, Spain, Italy and Greece hope the EU will take urgent measures to help them overcome what has been a difficult campaign.
July 15 , 2014
Many Colombian banana growers in misery after strong winds
4,500 hectares of banana plantations have been destroyed by strong winds in northern Colombia.
July 14 , 2014
Organic crops have significantly more antioxidants, study finds
Organic proponents hope a recent landmark international study will dispel consumer confusion about the category's benefits.
July 14 , 2014
Argentine Valencia orange harvest kicks off in Jujuy
While Argentina's citrus crops have taken a battering, a leading exporter's orange crop has been fairly unscathed.
July 14 , 2014
Australia: broccoli can 'make clear breathing easier' for asthmatics
Melbourne University research shows broccoli could be used as an alternative treatment for asthma sufferers.
July 14 , 2014
NZ may deport man who revealed kiwifruit worker abuses
New Zealand authorities have failed to protect an Indian whistleblower who revealed abuse in the kiwifruit industry.
July 14 , 2014
