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Editorial: Study assaults produce eco footprint, puts data in a twist
It was a headline that first defied belief, then science; a damaging and misleading attack the fruit and vegetable industry must defend itself against.
December 21 , 2015
South African table grape forecast drops again
SATI's production forecast may have dropped twice in a few days, but the industry is still expecting a 1-4% increase over last year.
December 21 , 2015
U.K. Parliamentary study recognizes GM insect potential
A report from the British House of Lords says the government has a "moral duty" to test the potential of GM insect technology.
December 21 , 2015
Argentina: "Enormous satisfaction" over currency control lifting
Federcitrus believes the fruit sector will able to 'normalize' and regain competitiveness now the new president has floated the peso.
December 18 , 2015
NZ: "Significant" apple losses in Nelson after hailstorm
One grower says recent 'leaf-shredding' hail in a South Island region was even more severe than the storm in November last year.
December 18 , 2015
India: Nashik grape exporters bullish for 2016
Two leading Indian grape shippers give the lowdown on what is shaping up to be a high-volume and expansive export deal.
December 18 , 2015
Sluggish start for NZ blueberry season
While some blueberry varieties are estimated to be 10 days late, supply is expected to greatly increase in the run-up to Christmas.
December 18 , 2015
Canada: Stronger season than anticipated for BC blueberry industry
Despite initial expectations the 2015 blueberry season would be on par with last year, the fresh crop ended up 7% higher.
December 18 , 2015
Brazil opens doors to Peruvian mandarins, tangelos
Many Peruvian citrus shippers now have access to an additional 200 million potential consumers.
December 17 , 2015
U.S.: Port of Wilmington receives first Chilean fruit vessel of season
More than 600,000 boxes of cherries, blueberries, grapes and stonefruit arrived earlier this week at a major Delaware port.
December 17 , 2015
