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Global Grape Summit wrap-up part two: Consumer response to new varieties
This second part of the Global Grape Summit wrap-up will feature a session on the consumer response to new varieties, which included a panel made up of industry experts as well as a presentation on trends in the U.K. market.
June 12 , 2019
Generating added value in the avocado industry
With avocado production having risen significantly over recent years, the industrialization and transformation of the fruit have become an important alternative for many growers.
June 12 , 2019
After Trump drops tariff threat against Mexico, U.S. produce associations push for USMCA passage
Urging congress to ratify the USMCA, Western Growers said "Like NAFTA before it, the USMCA maintains zero-tariff treatment for all produce, a provision that led to the tripling of U.S. exports to Mexico over the past 25 years."
June 12 , 2019
Argentina to send increased blueberry volumes in second export season to China
Committee of Argentine Blueberries said it hopes to increase market opportunities in the Asian nation until China represents 20 or 25% of its production.
June 12 , 2019
U.S.: Feeding America and Collaborative for Fresh Produce team up to fight food waste
With Feeding America's investment, the Collaborative for Fresh Produce says it will partner with commercial farmers and food banks to hone a sustainable model meant to help the hungry.
June 11 , 2019
Global Grape Summit wrap-up part one: International panorama and spotlight on Peru
Part one of our Global Grape Summit coverage features presentations from Manuel José AlcaÃno, President, Decofrut (Chile) and Alejandro Fuentes, General Manager, AgrÃcola Don Ricardo (Peru).
June 11 , 2019
Mexican tomato exports to U.S. fall due to 17.5% tariff
AMHPAC explains a guarantee is now required from exporters - if it does not cover the entire exported volume, it obliges them to send a smaller quantity. leading some companies to export half of what they would normally ship.
June 11 , 2019
Avocados in Charts: Will lower volumes from Peru fuel higher prices?
Peru is expecting decreased production, a more spread out commercial window, and ever-increasing diversification of the nation's customers- thus, its volumes won't likely dampen the market's current high prices.
June 11 , 2019
Limoneira Company sees drop in revenue, rise in expenses in Q2
"Even though fiscal 2019 expected results have been temporarily affected by the weather, we are well positioned for solid growth and improved profitability in the coming years, " said Limoneria's CEO.
June 10 , 2019
U.S.: California port's ag exports rise despite tariffs
Farm good shipments in 2019's first four months increased 12% over last year, with ag exports to China up 5%, despite the nations' escalating trade war, said the Port.
June 10 , 2019
