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European diplomats visit South African citrus operations
The CGA hopes a recent diplomatic visit will help dramatically reduce citrus black spot interceptions in Europe.
June 30 , 2014
U.S.: doubling Chiquita's rent 'not punitive', says Gulfport
Gulfport says charging Chiquita more rent over the lease extension period isn't retaliation for leaving.
June 30 , 2014
A tale of two states for U.S. sweet cherry production
The biggest U.S. states for sweet cherry production have witnessed significant changes, in opposite directions.
June 27 , 2014
U.S. Northwest finds cherry amour the world over
A range of markets are showing great interest in U.S. Northwest cherries, but it would take the "entire world" to move the 2014 crop.
June 27 , 2014
Spain: Valencia fruit industry racked by hail
Citrus, melons and persimmons have been some of the fruit crops most affected by severe hailstorms in eastern Spain.
June 26 , 2014
El Niño already impacting Peruvian fruit crops, says weather agency
Peru's El Niño phenomenon is not in a strong phase, yet slight temperature upticks are having an effect on mango, grape and citrus crops.
June 26 , 2014
NZ: T&G plans to double global apple sales by 2020
Turners & Growers' new pipfruit manager discusses ambitious plans for the next six years.
June 26 , 2014
Chile develops asparagus preservation liquid
Chilean asparagus growers may soon be able to export more to the U.S. via seafreight thanks to a new liquid.
June 26 , 2014
U.S.: union optimistic talks will be resolved without port strikes
The ILWU says there is 'nothing substantive' in fears over West Coast port strikes and talks should end well.
June 24 , 2014
Canadian cherry growers expect 'exponential' China-bound exports
British Colombia's cherry growers say the new deal with China is a gigant step for the industry.
June 23 , 2014
