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U.S. cranberry industry hopes to ignite Indian demand with govt grant

India is next on the list of countries where the U.S. cranberry industry plans to pump up exports with new funds.
August 07 , 2014

U.S. pear grower kicks off season with 'big, clean' fruit

Limited small fruit, good markets and a new promotion have set up a U.S. pear producer for a positive season.
August 07 , 2014

State of the Market - Week 31, 2014

Weak condition for Uruguayan and Peruvian supply helped push down prices for mandarins in the U.S. last week.
August 06 , 2014

NZ: future in doubt for recent Zespri kiwifruit variety

A golden Zespri kiwifruit variety marketed as Charm has been shriveling up on supermarket shelves.
August 06 , 2014

Opinion: midsummer fresh blueberry review in North America

Following a recent interview, Fall Creek's Cort Brazelton takes an in-depth look at the North American blueberry deal.
August 05 , 2014

U.K.: The Co-operative offloads farms for £249M

A British charity has paid a substantial sum for a consumer cooperative's farms, covering 15,997 hectares of land as well as facilities and properties.
August 05 , 2014

Chinese inspectors visit Spanish stonefruit fields

Spanish plums, peaches and possibly grapes are under review for potential export to China.
August 05 , 2014

Polish talks address compensation over Russian produce ban

The Polish Government estimates losses from Russia's produce embargo could amount to €500 million.
August 05 , 2014

Inside the world's first seedless mango

We speak with the man behind India's renowned "practically seedless" Sindhu mango.
August 04 , 2014

Canadian researchers address changing population habits with new funds

Ontario researchers aim to cater to growing Asian populations at home by cultivating more 'exotic' vegetables.
August 04 , 2014