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Argentine ag protesters to launch burning blockades
Argentina's Federation of Producers plans to set up burning blockades of main routes today in the provinces of Rio Negro and Neuquén.
July 28 , 2011
Market Pulse week 29 — 2011
European kiwifruit sales improved in week 29 but markets were depressed in China.
July 27 , 2011
Costa Rica: the challenge of changing fruit demand
Costa Rica's pineapple industry will likely need to shift towards more processed exports to meet European demand changes.
July 27 , 2011
Mexican papayas linked to U.S. salmonella outbreak
Texan distributor Agromod Produce Inc has voluntarily recalled its Mexican-grown papayas due to a salmonella scare.
July 27 , 2011
NZ fruit exports 'unaffected' by coldsnap
Snows have prevented several New Zealand farmers from attending the country's annual horticulture conference.
July 26 , 2011
Mexico's citrus exports up 15%
Mexico's citrus exports rose by US$16 million in the first five months of 2011.
July 26 , 2011
New Mexican treatment plant launched
A new phytosanitary irradiation treatment plant in Mexico is expected to process US$258.8 million in fruit exports annually.
July 25 , 2011
Opinion: South American exports meet U.S. food safety ‘gold standard’
With a South American focus, BerryBroad Juanita Gaglio examines the rigorous procedures required of imported fruit in the U.S.
July 25 , 2011
USDA green light for South African fruit juice technology
The USDA has granted approval for a South African fruit juice liquid purification technology.
July 25 , 2011
NZ: businessman highlights apple crisis in Nelson
A New Zealand businessman says some orchards in the Nelson region would drain less cash growing grass than apples.
July 22 , 2011
