Pandol's Brazilian grape program 'trending down'

U.S. distributor Pandol forecasts a lower presence of Brazilian grapes in the market, but growers are not overly concerned in the short term.

August 22 , 2011

Surprise snow for Santiago

The Chilean capital of Santiago was hit with a coldsnap yesterday and snow levels unseen since 2007.

August 19 , 2011

Unusual NZ snow won't affect major export crops

Snows in New Zealand's North Island are expected to affect some horticultural crops, but apples and kiwifruit are mostly in the clear.

August 17 , 2011

Chile-Colombia partnership to build frozen fruit plant

Chilean and Colombian partners have teamed up to build an ambitious tropical frozen fruit plant.

August 16 , 2011

Malaysian imports could derail Australian pineapple industry

Australia's largest pineapple producer says Malaysian imports could threaten producers economically and cause unprecedented disease problems.

August 16 , 2011

U.S. response to Australian citrus 'outstanding'

A U.S. importer has offered words of encouragement to Australian citrus growers for their commitment despite tough conditions.

August 15 , 2011

European avocado markets ease on U.S. Peruvian approval

South African avocado exporters expect changed dynamics in Europe, following U.S. approval for Peruvian avocadoes.

August 09 , 2011

U.S.: 'Buy local' won't affect SH growers, says DiPiazza

Consultant and former Sam's Club senior VP Bob DiPiazza gives a fruit-by-fruit verdict on U.S. consumer trends.

August 08 , 2011

Unusual snow hits northern Chilean grape province

Snows in northern Chile have caused severe damages to early grape varieties in Copiapó.

August 04 , 2011

Aussie organization offers rain technology in Africa

An Australian organization is offering artificial rain technology to drought-stricken African countries, which could help improve agriculture and relieve hunger.

August 02 , 2011