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Chemical ban could slash Australian horticultural exports
A proposed insecticide ban could cut more than US$300 million off Australia's horticultural exports.
August 24 , 2011
Productivity investment needed for Ecuador's bananas, says researcher
An Ecuadorian researcher says emergency banana funding would be put to better use if it went towards improving quality and productivity.
August 23 , 2011
Pandol's Brazilian grape program 'trending down'
U.S. distributor Pandol forecasts a lower presence of Brazilian grapes in the market, but growers are not overly concerned in the short term.
August 22 , 2011
Surprise snow for Santiago
The Chilean capital of Santiago was hit with a coldsnap yesterday and snow levels unseen since 2007.
August 19 , 2011
USDA gives 100% clearance for South African clementines
The United States Deparment of Agriculture (USDA) has given 100% clearance for South African clementines so far this year.
August 18 , 2011
Australia makes final NZ apple decision
New Zealand apples will likely be in Australia 'very soon' following official market entry approval.
August 18 , 2011
Chile-Colombia partnership to build frozen fruit plant
Chilean and Colombian partners have teamed up to build an ambitious tropical frozen fruit plant.
August 16 , 2011
U.S. response to Australian citrus 'outstanding'
A U.S. importer has offered words of encouragement to Australian citrus growers for their commitment despite tough conditions.
August 15 , 2011
Dole to compensate Central American workers
After 15 years of legal battles, Dole has agreed to compensate former workers claiming health damages from pesticides.
August 15 , 2011
Opinion: the flaws of 'acceptable' biosecurity risk
University of Sydney professor Dr David Guest questions whether 'acceptable risk' is just biological nonesense.
August 09 , 2011
