Post Archive
U.S.: Western Growers unsure over potential port strikes
Western Growers says there is 'no indication' of imminent delays in U.S. West Coast ports, but adds exporters are being cautious.
July 02 , 2014
First Aussie seafreight apples about to hit mainland China
The first Australian apple shipment via sea to mainland China is due to arrive this week, featuring a newly developed variety.
July 01 , 2014
Honduran workers' union reaches deal with Chiquita subsidiary
After 10 months of negotiations, Tela Railroad Co. workers have negotiated a 27% pay rise to go over three years.
July 01 , 2014
Russian problems prompt new outlook for Moroccan citrus
Delassus' Fatiha Charrat looks back on what she describes as the 'worst season ever' for Moroccan citrus.
July 01 , 2014
The Hass Horn: U.S. avocado supply outlook – third quarter 2014
Avi Crane discusses an upcoming avocado season that he expects will put Peru in the top three suppliers to the U.S.
July 01 , 2014
Inside New York's bustling, lock-tight produce trading hub
We take a closer look at the Hunts Point Terminal Produce Market - the largest of its kind internationally in terms of revenue.
June 30 , 2014
U.S.: Florida citrus merger a 'slam dunk' in changing business environment
Two major Florida citrus companies will merge packing operations to better cope with HLB consequences.
June 30 , 2014
Opinion: blueberry varietal change in Argentina and the effect on early markets
Argentinian Blueberry Committee (ABC) manager Ines Pelaez discusses a recent farm visit to Agroberries SA.
June 27 , 2014
U.S. Northwest finds cherry amour the world over
A range of markets are showing great interest in U.S. Northwest cherries, but it would take the "entire world" to move the 2014 crop.
June 27 , 2014
Spain: Valencia fruit industry racked by hail
Citrus, melons and persimmons have been some of the fruit crops most affected by severe hailstorms in eastern Spain.
June 26 , 2014
