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South America Blueberry Convention kicks off with a call for quality, new varieties and innovation
The competitive offer of counter-season blueberries from South America has heated up in recent years, and the convention provided a forum to discuss the factor which would determine the winners in the future of the supply in this fruit.
April 21 , 2022
How to manage citrus orchards with less water
To manage citrus orchards with less water requires an understanding of your orchard’s water requirements and the impacts of water stress.
April 21 , 2022
Fifth of world’s containerships are stuck in port congestion
After signs of progress that the backlogs of containerships stacked up outside ports might be easing, it appears that the trend is reversing itself, new data shows.
April 21 , 2022
Agronometrics in Charts: Guacamole abounds, Cinco de Mayo boosts avocado sales
Cinco de Mayo is the second biggest driver of avocado consumption in the U.S., in this installment of our In Charts series with Agronometrics, we look at the scenario facing this green fruit as the big date approaches.
April 21 , 2022
Westfalia details water sustainability strategy
Westfalia's irrigation system helped it improve its water-use efficiency by 14 per cent in 2020 and will be implemented in múltiple growing nations.
April 21 , 2022
Agronometrics CEO, Colin Fain, to speak at The South American Blueberry Convention
Topics to be addressed include blueberry market trends, an outlook of the 2022-23 season, export opportunities for the four countries, market forecasts, and innovation.
April 20 , 2022
Costa Rica loses WTO Mexican avocado import case brought in 2015
The World Trade Organization (WTO) determined that Costa Rica did not present sufficient scientific justification to limit the importation of Mexican Hass avocados.
April 20 , 2022
Zambia kicks off avocado exports after EU phyto approval
Zambia has started the mass export of avocados to Europe with the first consignment of over 37 tons.
April 20 , 2022
Blueberry bacterial and fungal diseases in the Pacific Northwest
Pacific Northwest blueberry growers must identify and control a number of bacterial and fungal diseases in order to ensure the highest yields possible.
April 20 , 2022
Texas border inspections: Normalization of produce supply chains could take weeks
Losses to fruit and vegetable producers are estimated to be more than $240 million, said Lance Jungmeyer, president of the Fresh Produce Association of the Americas.
April 20 , 2022



