Argentina's citrus crop still "paralyzed", light export volumes forecasted

"Surely there will be smaller volumes because much of the crop can no longer be recovered. The fruit biologically has a period, which, if passed, no longer can meet export quality," said the president of Federcitrus.

June 21 , 2019

Ag industry discusses keys to adapting to climate change

A significant consideration for adapting to climate change is how to use water and technologies most effectively to allow for more efficient processes, emphasized agronomist Marjorie Menard.

June 21 , 2019

Colombia: Citrus crops ravaged by yellow dragon

According to Mayor Félix Fontalvo, the disease has cost two municipalities' citrus harvesters about US$36 million a day in production profits.

June 20 , 2019

Mexico becomes first nation to ratify trade deal with U.S., Canada

We trust our partners will pass the deal soon in the interest of a strong North America with clear rules, that is stable, competitive and attractive for investment, said Mexico's top trade negotiator.

June 20 , 2019

U.S. apple industry suffers hard blow with India's tariffs

The tariffs will definitely impact the U.S.'s overall apple export volume, with shipments likely falling by almost 80%, said IG International director Tarun Arora. 

June 20 , 2019

Q&A: Reynolds executive development chef provides insights on plant-based movement

Diane Camp discusses the opportunities for distributors to convey menu ideas to their customers during the London Produce Show's Foodservice Forum.

June 19 , 2019

Peru's blueberry export volume to increase 60% over last year

Peru's blueberry exports are also set to reach a value of US$830 million in 2019, up 51% from its 2018 campaign, according to a report by Scotiabank.

June 19 , 2019

EU's citrus production set to rise 8% over last year

The increase is due to an expected rebound in Spanish production, the EU’s main citrus producer, which saw favorable growing conditions, says the USDA.

June 19 , 2019

Opinion: Produce and politics

When politics in produce goes beyond policy regarding food production and consumption, it's up to the industry to point out the long-term consequences, says Oster & Associates president Bev Oster.

June 19 , 2019

State of the Market - Week 24, 2019

The price of table grapes rose in Asia this week due to lower supplies from Chile and Australia. Meanwhile, kiwifruit and apple prices in Latin America were up.

June 19 , 2019