With harvest estimates unchanged, stats show 90 percent completion against SATI’s season forecast and confirm consistent performance from the country's export sector.
Industry body Frutas de Chile said the slight downward adjustment was mainly due to climatic conditions and changing dynamics in the country's producing regions.
Unlike China and Türkiye, the country experienced stable weather and favorable drying conditions, but that was not enough to offset mildew pressure and hail damage.
Fresh Farms has partnered with Sun World International to supply its proprietary table grape varieties to the North American market as part of the company's global network of licensed marketers. Through this partnership, Fresh Farms will produce, pack, and market Sun World–branded grapes across its operations in Mexico, the United States, and South America. Supply […]
In a notice, the agency stated "APHIS will only issue import permits for grapes treated with fumigation either in Chile or upon arrival at a US port of entry,"
The South African Table Grape Industry (SATI) attributes this season's growth to favorable conditions across all five production regions and ongoing improvements in logistics and port operations.
Fruit breeder, licenser, and marketer Sun World announced through a press release that it added five new marketers to its global licensee network, expanding its presence in three regional produce trade powerhouses—Egypt, Chile, and Italy. This strategic move follows a thorough evaluation process, reinforcing Sun World’s commitment to delivering consistent, year-round access to premium branded […]
Major producers and exporters of table grapes in the Southern Hemisphere joined forces at the Global Grape Convention 2024. This collaborative event allowed countries in the region to speak on the current issues affecting the market.
This transaction will reportedly help U.S. retailers keep produce prices stable for consumers during the off-season when commodity prices rise 35%.
Peruvian Foreign Minister Javier González-Olaechea Franco was in charge of signing the update of phytosanitary protocols for exporting Peruvian table grapes by air to the Chinese market.
