Golden, not yellow: a new category for Opal apples in Europe

With pilot trials now in South Africa and New Zealand, we take a look at the potential for Opal apples in Europe.

February 27 , 2014

Opinion: explaining the largest spike in blueberry prices in 10 years

Agronometrics CEO Colin Fain digs deep into the data to assess the biggest price spike in recent blueberry history.

February 26 , 2014

Don't let fumigation fool you, Chile still has plenty of organic blueberries

Naturipe Farms' Robert Verloop describes how a variety of options has helped partially offset the impacts of U.S. fumigation rules for Chilean blueberries.

February 26 , 2014

Let's sell berries through the "lens of the consumer", says Driscoll's

Theo Houwen from Driscoll's talks about recent front-end and supply advances in the berry category.

February 26 , 2014

Guatemalan baby banana grower aims for direct exports

A Chiquita baby banana supplier has launched its own brand to market a portion of volume.

February 25 , 2014

Aussie-grown Bolivian superfruit debuts in the U.K.

British retailer M&S continues its exotic fruits campaign with an Amazonian specimen related to mangosteens.

February 25 , 2014

EU: EFSA releases citrus black spot assessment

A report released in Europe today gives little hope for a change in policy relating to imports of South African citrus.

February 21 , 2014

Argentina: Tucumán Governor declares citrus industry emergency

Financial support for exports will be one of the measures entailed in an emergency decree for citrus growers in Tucumán.

February 21 , 2014

U.S.: EPA proposes new pesticide rules

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has suggested new pesticide norms to safeguard farmworker health.

February 20 , 2014

New investments bring growth to Polish blueberries

Polish blueberry company Polskie Jagody has enjoyed the benefits of greater EU investment.

February 20 , 2014