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Citrus greening under control in Costa Rica
Costa Rican disease control has halted the spread of HLB, but nurseries are critical of the measures.
June 06 , 2011
World headed for 'permanent' food crisis, says UN rep
An expected 'permanent' food crisis could trigger radical reforms in the international food system, according to UNIDO.
June 06 , 2011
Southern Hemisphere lemon exports to fall in 2011
Uruguay and Chile's lemon exports will likely fall, but the largest Southern Hemisphere players are forecasting slight rises in 2011.
June 06 , 2011
El Niño possible in 2011, says Peru's weather service
If high temperatures persist in Peru there could be negative consequences for mango, citrus and artichoke production.
June 03 , 2011
Mixed response from SA growers to U.S. stonefruit potential
The USDA's latest announcement on South African stonefruit could open a niche market, but there is doubt over transfer times.
June 03 , 2011
Uruguay: 2012 U.S. entry could solve citrus problems
Uruguay's citrus industry has met to discuss the pressing challenge of fruit placement.
June 02 , 2011
Mexico's tomato production to rise 16% in 2011/12
Mexico's switch to greenhouse tomato production has increased yields.
June 02 , 2011
Mexico's Champagne mangoes go flat
A key Mexican mango-exporting state is suffering from poor weather conditions and crop malformation.
June 01 , 2011
David Del Curto announces Peru push
Chile's largest locally-owned fruit exporter has planned Peruvian expansion, along with alliances in South Africa, New Zealand and Mexico.
May 31 , 2011
800kg of grapes seized in Argentina
Argentine authorities have taken harsh action with untraced grape cargo to prevent the spread of moths.
May 31 , 2011
