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Australian nectarine exporters upbeat about China as season kicks off
The head of Summerfruit Australia estimates a fifth of national nectarine production could be sent to China this season if everything goes well.
November 10 , 2016
Plum job for Serbian grower in the EU
A Serbian grower has made inroads in the Netherlands with plums he claims have a more "natural flavor" than a lot of the competition in the market.
November 10 , 2016
Peruvian golden berry exports soar
The country's physalis exports through September were valued at US$2.4 million, marking an 82% year-on-year rise.
November 10 , 2016
EU tightens controls on Turkish lemons
From next year European authorities will double the frequency of inspections of Turkish lemons.
November 10 , 2016
U.S.: Can "Kids Speak Fresh" videos help lift produce sales?
The scheme is aimed at inspiring rather than branding, says Robinson Fresh marketing manager Nicole Brandt.
November 10 , 2016
Mexico: Production on rising path for watermelons, melons, papayas
SAGARPA reports exports are increasing for these three crops thanks to higher volumes and the opening of new markets.
November 10 , 2016
U.S.: Western Growers "optimistic" for Trump presidency
The producer body chief Tom Nassif said like the "silent majority of voters" who elected Trump yesterday, fruit and vegetable growers want a "government that functions".
November 09 , 2016
U.S.: United Fresh congratulates President-Elect Donald Trump
Produce industry advocacy group United Fresh has welcomed the opportunity to work with the country's newly elected leaders on key issues affecting the sector, including food safety and immigration reform.
November 09 , 2016
State of the Market - Week 44, 2016
Rising supplies of Southern Hemisphere blueberries generated pressure on U.S. market prices in week 44.
November 09 , 2016
Andy Hall leaves Thailand after 'fearing for physical safety'
Andy Hall claims some companies in Thailand are vindictive, act like the Mafia, and cannot accept his research.
November 09 , 2016
