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Namibia furious about proposed tough line on E.U. imports
Namibia's lucrative European export market is at risk over anti-competitive concerns.
October 11 , 2011
New certification to drive Chilean early grape exports
An early Chilean grape certification program is set to kick off its first exports to the U.S. in November.
October 11 , 2011
Hail storms fuel fruit fears in Argentina
Fruit farmers in Mendoza, Argentina, are counting the cost of severe hail storms which hit the province last week.
October 10 , 2011
Blueberry powder fights breast cancer, study shows
A U.S. study has found blueberry powder reduces the size of breast tumors significantly in mice.
October 07 , 2011
Chile to adopt new apple varieties
After 'staggering' changes in recent decades, once again Chile is looking to new apple varieties for success.
October 06 , 2011
Middle Eastern fruit market shifting to consignment deals
Middle Eastern fruit traders are changing the way they operate, which could be to the detriment of suppliers.
October 04 , 2011
NZ kiwifruit spray program under fire
One of New Zealand's leading bacterial scientists has criticized the country's kiwifruit spraying recommendations.
October 03 , 2011
'Ditch individualism', urges Chilean fruit chief
Fedefruta president Antonio Walker says Chile's fruit industry needs to compete with others rather than itself.
September 30 , 2011
NZ finding its legs with baby kiwifruit
New Zealand KiwiBerry growers are capitalizing on strong international demand for the child-friendly fruit.
September 30 , 2011
India's insatiable appetite for imported apples set to grow
A poor U.S. apple harvest could benefit Chilean exports to India where the fruit is in hot demand.
September 29 , 2011
