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International Dockworkers' Union considers Chilean boycott

Port workers in parts of Asia and Europe may reject Chilean containers if the country's strikes persist.
January 24 , 2014

"Non-stop" rains make mark on NZ cherry exports

Rains have damaged New Zealand's export cherry crop but there has been some silver lining in Asian prices.
January 23 , 2014

South African stonefruit prices spike under European demand

With global supply down, South Africa is under pressure to fill greater stonefruit demand.
January 23 , 2014

Despite growing pains, Panama Canal reports record quarter

Amidst contract disputes, the Panama Canal registered its best first quarter on record.
January 23 , 2014

U.S.: Envy apples hit record volumes in Washington State

A trademarked New Zealand apple is making a big impact with Washington State growers.
January 23 , 2014

Market Pulse Week 3 - 2014

Peach and nectarine supplies in Europe were low in week 3.
January 22 , 2014

Bee sensors take flight to fight Colony Collapse Disorder

Up to 5,000 honey bees in Australia could soon be equipped with special sensors.
January 22 , 2014

Advertorial: new South Florida fumigation facilities for Flagler Global Logistics

FGL claims its integrated fumigation and cold storage facilities offer a unique service to exporters, importers and retailers.
January 22 , 2014

Chile: Valparaiso contingency plan offers salve amidst port strikes

The flow of ships in Chile's Port of Valparaiso has risen 36% as vessels get diverted from San Antonio.
January 22 , 2014

Chilean police arrest key port strike figure

Chilean authorities are taking their crackdown on port protests up a notch with the arrest of Sergio Vargas.
January 21 , 2014