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SA apricots could hit U.S. shelves next month
South African stonefruit exports are set to arrive in the U.S. after a positive assessment from APHIS.
October 06 , 2011
Mexico ready for Japanese mango protocols
Mexico is ready to comply with Japan's new mango importer protocols, providing buyers continue to foot the bill.
October 06 , 2011
Market Pulse week 39 — 2011
Increased European import duties held back Southern Hemisphere orange exports in week 39.
October 05 , 2011
Mexican fruit growers surpass Russian record
Mexico's agricultural exports to Russia are set to smash last year's record of US$39 million.
October 05 , 2011
Argentina's small citrus farmers gain state aid for new varieties
Small farmers will receive US$1.4 million from the Argentine Federal Government to grow new citrus varieties.
October 05 , 2011
Mexico to expand jocote market
The Mexican government sees exotic jocote fruit as a way out for farmers struggling with soil erosion.
October 04 , 2011
India set to export pomegranates to U.S.
U.S. inspection officials believe Indian pomegranates are safe to import.
October 03 , 2011
Namibia takes on mass cold storage campaign
The Namibian Government has started a campaign to build cold storage facilities across the nation.
September 30 , 2011
'Ditch individualism', urges Chilean fruit chief
Fedefruta president Antonio Walker says Chile's fruit industry needs to compete with others rather than itself.
September 30 , 2011
Argentina: Mendoza dedicates more land to veggie plantations
The Argentine province is Mendoza has registered a significant jump in cultivated vegetable land this year.
September 30 , 2011
