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South Africa: Limpopo citrus producer eyes first trial U.S. shipment this year

A group in South Africa's Loskop Valley hopes to send a trial of 'top quality' citrus to the U.S. this season.
February 17 , 2015

Compagnie Fruitiere to expand organic production, open new hospital

From corporate social responsibility to ships that use less fuel, a French company is developing on several fronts of its €800 million produce business.
February 17 , 2015

NZ: NZKGI member urges govt to reject industry proposals

Robert Thode alleges there is a conflict of interest in the Kiwifruit Industry Strategy Project.
February 16 , 2015

U.S.: California Avocado Commission releases crop update

California's avocado grower body has forecast volumes 10% higher year-on-year.
February 16 , 2015

Chilean fruit export industry fears for cargo following U.S. port suspensions

ASOEX has said US$45 million worth of fruit is at risk of deteriorating due to U.S. port delays.
February 16 , 2015

U.S.: Obama steps in to resolve West Coast port dispute

The White House is intervening in the West Coast port conflict with the aim of a quick resolution.
February 15 , 2015

USDA gives green light to GM apples

Okanagan Specialty Fruits (OSF) is one step closer to getting its genetically modified, non-browning apples on the U.S. market.
February 15 , 2015

Russia and Afghanistan in possible gas-for-fruit exchange

Russian and Afghani authorities are said to be discussing an unconventional trade deal.
February 13 , 2015

U.S.: Western Growers urges Obama to engage in port conflict

Tom Nassif releases a statement on the 'nightmarish situation' in West Coast ports.
February 13 , 2015

Japan: Kabocha and Yuzu turn heads at Fruit Logistica

Whether it's edible-skin squash, a unique citrus fruit or fresh wasabi, Japanese horticultural companies are banking on growing overseas interest in their national cuisine.
February 13 , 2015