Thailand gears up for end of EU tariff reduction privileges

Thai agricultural companies could start to relocate abroad soon as their EU tariff agreements are set to end.

August 08 , 2014

U.S.: strong progress made in developing better apple rootstocks

Research has moved one step closer to developing more productive apple rootstocks that bear fruit earlier.

August 08 , 2014

NZ: tough weather batters T&G results in H1

Growth in Turners & Growers' pipfruit division was not enough to offset tough conditions for its international business.

August 08 , 2014

WAPA releases 2014 pome fruit forecast

Russia's ban on EU fruit imports has coincided with expectations for a significantly bigger apple crop.

August 08 , 2014

U.K.: BanaBay secures fresh Middle East deal

A British company with growing operations in Ecuador is upbeat about a banana supply contract in Libya.

August 08 , 2014

Chile: not enough fruit stocks for 'immediate response' to Russian ban

Russia's recent decision has cut out around a quarter of the country's produce imports, according to preliminary estimates from consultancy Decofrut.

August 07 , 2014

U.S. trade groups say others will be hit much harder by Russian ban

One U.S. agricultural group says 'it is unfortunate that the biggest losers in this will be Russian consumers'.

August 07 , 2014

Serbia sees "vast opportunities" in Russian fruit market

The Serbian Chamber of Commerce and Industry has identified great opportunities for apple and plum exports to Russia in the wake of the food import ban on competing nations.

August 07 , 2014

Russia looks to Kazakhstan, Belarus after food import ban

Russia is taking active steps to forge a Eurasian Economic Union (EEU) in the wake of its ban on a range of food items from the West.

August 07 , 2014

Dutch produce industry forecasts €600M loss from Russian ban

A Dutch industry representative says the Russian ban is the worst thing to happen to the European produce sector since the E. coli outbreak.

August 07 , 2014