State of the Market - Week 51, 2017

Good rotation was seen in the Chinese blueberry market during week 51, particularly for Peruvian fruit which reportedly was in better condition than the competing Chilean product.

December 26 , 2017

Colombia's pepper proposal for the U.S. market

A representative of ProColombia discusses an incipient and prospective export crop for Colombia's diversified agricultural industry.

December 22 , 2017

U.S.: California citrus growers welcome warmer temperatures than expected

With 70-75% of the crop remaining on the trees, the CCM says growers will continue to keep a close eye on weather conditions until at least the end of January.

December 22 , 2017

Cold front damages Mexican guava crops

Around 80% of guava plantations in the municipality of Calvillo are reported to have been affected.

December 22 , 2017

Tomatoes star in consumer poll of healthiest fruit and vegetables

Tomatoes have a powerful association with health and are seen as the star ingredient of the Mediterranean diet, research has shown

December 22 , 2017

Australia: ABGC welcomes more Queensland State funding to fight deadly banana disease

Biosecurity Queensland said two detections in three years was an "amazing outcome" and ought to give growers confidence in procedures for fighting the disease.

December 21 , 2017

Mexico: Coliman exports organic bananas to Russia

Volumes are expected to increase due to strong demand for the product in Russia.

December 21 , 2017

U.K.: New London port edges a step closer to construction

The proposed new port, known as Tilbury2, will be built on a 152-acre site which was part of the former Tilbury Power Station.

December 21 , 2017

12 days of avoiding Christmas food waste

U.K.-based It's Fresh! has created top tips for consumers showing how they can reduce the amount of dumped food this festive season with some smart tactics and leftover recipe ideas.

December 21 , 2017

NZ: New CEOs for Plant & Food Research, KVH

Two entities of great importance to New Zealand's fresh produce industry have chosen new leaders for 2018.

December 20 , 2017