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Turkish apricots hit by bad weather
The full effects of unusual frosts are yet to be seen in the world's leading apricot region, as well as impacts on other crops like grapes, peaches and walnuts.
April 22 , 2014
India: govt cold storage scheme to boost Maharashtra produce industry
The Maharashtra State Agricultural Marketing Board explains a new program to build four cold storage centers.
April 21 , 2014
India: IG International set for record Chilean apple imports
From apple scarcity to a flood of Iranian kiwifruit, IG International's Tarun Arora explains Indian market trends, along with a few export ventures.
April 14 , 2014
Challenging times ahead for Russian retail market
Russia may be on track to becoming the most expensive country in the region for fresh food, said one local retailer.
April 14 , 2014
Chile: Valparaiso faces "worst fire" in its history
A fire in Valparaiso has caused 11 deaths and led to thousands being evacuated from their homes.
April 13 , 2014
Cyclone Ita hits Australian banana growers
The Australian Banana Growers' Council (ABGC) has revealed the first effects of damages from Cyclone Ita.
April 12 , 2014
U.S.: surf's up for Costan Rican pineapples
A small Californian company hopes to step up the game for U.S. pineapple marketing.
April 11 , 2014
U.S. proposes new rules for Philippine mangoes, Japanese oranges
A relaxation in requirements could see more parts of Japan and the Philippines shipping fruit to the U.S.
April 11 , 2014
U.S.: Del Monte deal shows fair food is good business, says Reyes
Del Monte recently signed up to the Coalition of Immokalee Workers (CIW) fair food program, but what does that actually mean? Gerardo Reyes explains a system that is protecting tomato workers' rights like never before.
April 10 , 2014
Belgian lab a diverse safeguard against 'bananageddon'
While media reports have sparked fears over a 'bananapocalypse', a group of Belgian researchers is taking a more staid approach to protecting one of the world's leading crops.
April 09 , 2014
