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EU suspends €125M emergency measures amid fraud suspicions
The European Commission has said its aid scheme designed to support farmers affected by the Russian ban 'has to be closed due to a disproportionate surge in claims'.
September 10 , 2014
Chiquita signs confidentiality agreement with potential buyers
Chiquita has further relaxed its stance on the proposed merger from two Brazilian companies by entering into a non-disclosure agreement.
September 10 , 2014
China to open its doors for Costa Rican pineapples 'within four months'
Pineapple exports from Costa Rica could be allowed into China later this year, but transit challenges remain.
September 09 , 2014
Canadian cherry exporter hails 'unlimited opportunities' in China
As a very successful second season with excellent prices in China draws to a close, one Canadian cherry company says shoppers are 'more sophisticated' than five years ago.
September 05 , 2014
U.S.: Dole Food Company distances itself from Andy Hall case
Dole Food Company claims it has no connection with the Thai Pineapple Industry Association.
September 03 , 2014
Poor translations keep Andy Hall in the dark in Thai trial
Several international organizations have raised concerns as to whether Andy Hall will get a fair trial in Thailand. Early signs show those worries may have been justified.
September 03 , 2014
U.S.: avocado acquisition a 'good combination between their culture and ours'
Eco Farms' head says the new venture with Total Produce will allow it to double volume within five years.
September 03 , 2014
Total Produce buys in to California avocado deal
In a "robust" results announcement for the first half, multinational Total Produce has drawn attention to its recent purchase of a stake in U.S. avocado grower Eco Farms.
September 02 , 2014
NZ growers take action to mitigate rain risks for cherries
New Zealand cherry industry players discuss several steps underway to make the most of booming opportunities in Asia.
September 02 , 2014
Business Social Compliance Initiative expresses 'great concern' over Andy Hall case
An organization that works with hundreds of European retailers and importers has said it's 'time for cooperation rather than litigation', in response to the charges brought against activist Andy Hall.
September 01 , 2014



