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UN expert panel to address EU-South Africa CBS dispute
The IPPC will establish an expert committee to try and resolve South Africa's CBS dispute with the EU once and for all.
September 30 , 2014
Israeli farmers cry foul over army's local crop sourcing sabbatical
As if Israeli farmers didn't have enough pressure from overseas, now the country's military won't buy their crops.
September 30 , 2014
France bans aerial pesticide spraying in overseas territories
Although Guadeloupe and Martinique banana growers can no longer spray pesticides aerially on their crops, the development has been welcomed by the industry.
September 30 , 2014
Gains and setbacks for California farm labor laws
Western Growers CEO Tom Nassif has responded to two recent farm labor decisions made by California Governor Jerry Brown.
September 29 , 2014
South African table grape producers hit by hailstorms
Three large table grape growers in South Africa lost some of their crops in last week's poor weather.
September 29 , 2014
Russia’s gray market tightens on EU produce
Polish and Greek fruit exporters discuss the risks and regulations surrounding the gray market to Russia.
September 29 , 2014
Crop trust aims to raise millions to avoid climate change 'catastrophe'
The global crop conservation organization says it is imperative we conserve genetic diversity now for the sake of humanity's future in a rapidly changing world.
September 29 , 2014
Q&A: Ready Pac's marketing vision combines health with flavor
Ready Pac's Jay Ellis discusses the evolution of snacking and the segment's 'unlimited' growth opportunities.
September 26 , 2014
Spain: AVA-ASAJA puts price tag on hail damage
Recent hailstorms have put a €52.5 million dent in eastern Spanish citrus, grape and persimmon farms.
September 26 , 2014
Researchers engineer plants for far higher photosynthesis efficiency
A scientist has hailed the exciting possibility of increasing major global crop yields by 60%, using genetic modification to speed up photosynthesis.
September 26 , 2014
