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U.S. troops to train in Afghan viticulture
Washington State University has designed a program to teach U.S. troops about Afghan grape production.
June 15 , 2012
Costa Rican ports re-open for pineapple and banana exports
Costa Rica's ports are open again but strikers say they will continue action with road blockades.
June 15 , 2012
Pakistan hopes giant mango treatment plant will boost exports
A new mango hot water treatment plant in Karachi is expected to unlock fresh export destinations for Pakistan.
June 15 , 2012
Chilean project aims to improve plant resistance to extreme weather
Chilean researchers are developing an antioxidant product to improve fruit resistance to cold spells.
June 14 , 2012
Australia: enquiry demands citrus funding transparency
Horticulture Australia will have to change the way it tenders and assesses projects.
June 14 , 2012
U.S. blueberry shipment warning from Japan
The U.S. blueberry industry is working with Japanese authorities to solve an excess residue issue.
June 14 , 2012
Peru to tempt U.S. with avocado media blitz
Peru is making the most of its culinary delights to boost consumption of its avocados in the U.S.
June 14 , 2012
Market Pulse Week 23 - 2012
The arrival of summer fruits slowed down Chilean and Peruvian pomegranate sales in Europe during week 23.
June 13 , 2012
APHIS gives import nod to West African tomatoes
U.S. authorities have opened up the door to tomato imports from 15 West African countries.
June 13 , 2012
U.S. signs migrant worker rights agreements
The U.S. has signed a worker rights partnership agreement with Honduras, the Philippines, Peru and Ecuador.
June 13 , 2012
