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Indian pomegranates' U.S. arrival an 'historic' moment for exporter
Indian fruit supplier Kay Bee Exports has shipped its first ever pomegranates to U.S. shores.
May 06 , 2016
South Africa: Pomegranate production could double in five years
South Africa's pomegranate volume is set to grow significantly over the next five years as young orchards come to fruition.
May 06 , 2016
Polish apple exports to China edging ever closer
Polish Agriculture Minister Krzysztof Jurgiel has visited the country this week for talks with AQSIQ.
May 06 , 2016
USDA orders restrictions on six produce companies
The USDA took firm action against traders from five states this week for failing to make payments of more than US$200,000.
May 06 , 2016
Q&A: BayWa exec gives EU apple market wrap
The buy domestic movement, or “Regionalität”, in Germany has been helpful for the country's growers this season, with support from point of sale promotions.
May 06 , 2016
U.S.: Domex upbeat for cherries, July's "#1 dollar per square foot item"
With an uptick in volume and an expected peak on larger sizes, Domex Superfresh Growers is urging retailers to engage in promotions in June and July.
May 05 , 2016
Chile: Fedefruta elects veteran agronomist as new president
Ramón Achurra believes Chile can double its fruit plantations if the right public policies are put in place, but he has a battle ahead shifting the tone of labor reform.
May 05 , 2016
U.S.: Nielsen survey reveals Hispanic Millennial consumer insights
Young Hispanic consumers are looking for a cultural connection when they shop, but accessibility can be a problem.
May 05 , 2016
Opinion: What's in store for Chile's U.S.-bound blueberry trade?
Agronometrics CEO Colin Fain provides a visual representation of how supply shortages have evolved in the U.S. blueberry market.
May 05 , 2016
French politician questions what's next for EU-U.S. TTIP negotiations
A French trade minister has said Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership talks could could come to a halt.
May 04 , 2016
