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Farmland and currency key in "unprecedented" Chinese reforms
A Chinese report has surprised many for its boldness, tackling reform issues in farmland and currency markets.
October 28 , 2013
North American produce consignment model evolving
Oppy's James Milne says the U.S. is moving to a more fixed 'European' produce sourcing model as growers seek to cut risks.
October 28 , 2013
South Africa: citrus industry welcomes black spot response
In the ongoing citrus black spot debate, the South African industry has praised a report critical of EU analysis.
October 28 , 2013
Making dragonfruit mainstream for U.S. consumers
Dragonberry Produce has ambitious goals to make Vietnamese dragonfruit an affordable 'everyday' item in the U.S.
October 28 , 2013
Chile looks back on mixed year for kiwifruit
This past year has provided plenty of ups and downs for Chilean kiwifruit producers.
October 28 , 2013
South African table grape industry highlights labor compliance
As a new season nears, the South African table grape industry emphasized respect for labor laws.
October 28 , 2013
U.S.: HLB Specialties upbeat on goldenberry import changes
HLB Specialties has reintroduced Colombian goldenberries to its U.S. portfolio with hopes cold treatment will be scrapped in 2014.
October 28 , 2013
Mexican govt establishes new organic seal
The Mexican government has introduced an organic certification in a bid to boost production and competitiveness.
October 28 , 2013
U.S.: St. Louis approved for cold-treated fruits and veggies
St. Louis will become the newest entry point for blueberries imported into the United States.
October 25 , 2013
Mexico: Hurricane Manuel brought "silver lining" for growers
Torrential rains damaged and delayed harvests in western Mexico, but the inclement weather has brought some positives to growers.
October 25 , 2013
