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Mexico papaya production to get boost with greenhouse investment
Growing the crop indoors will improve productivity, prevent diseases and pests, agriculture official says
November 22 , 2010
Chile goes gourmet with truffle project
Growers and entrepreneurs are looking to new niches beyond fresh produce and wine, targeting the gourmet world with the black truffle, which can fetch up to US $1,500 per kilogram internationally
November 22 , 2010
Chile kicks off 2010-11 export season looking to grow volume
Chile’s 2010-11 export season is fully underway with expectations that shipment volumes will increase over last year across the board
November 19 , 2010
Long-storing plum variety to make its debut in Chile
The RR1 plum, known for its long storage life and late harvesting, is being introduced in Chile.
The variety has yellow pulp and can be harvested toward the end of the growing season.
November 18 , 2010
First shipment of Australia mangoes en route to South Korea
Mango industry and government expects the opening of South Korea to help grow and position the Australian fruit.
November 16 , 2010
California Giant new Chile office to aid growth, reach growers, executive says
New office in the capital Santiago will allow California Giant closer relations to growers and improve the flow of information in order to continue growing the quantity of blueberries sourced from Chile.
November 15 , 2010
Mexico citrus industry at risk of HLB spread, government officials say
500,000 hectares, 1 million jobs threatened by deadly “yellow dragon,” sanitary service director says
November 15 , 2010
Mexico avocados represent 65% of week 44 sales in U.S.
Avocados from Michoacán, Mexico, accounted for 65% of sales in the U.S. during week 44.
November 12 , 2010
Chile Blueberry harvest still on track after rain
Heavy rains on November 7-8 stopped Chile’s blueberry harvest for one day but will only reduce the export crop slightly in the south of the country, according to the Chilean Blueberry Committee
November 12 , 2010
Chile cherry exports could double in 2010-11, USDA says
Chile’s cherry exports could double in 2010-11 because of favorable weather, more orchards and better productivity, according to a U.S. Department of Agriculture report.
November 12 , 2010



