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Israeli pomegranate industry moving away from Wonderful, says Edom
Edom Fruits expects competition to intensify in the European pomegranate market next month, with a range of countries set to kick off their campaigns.
August 25 , 2016
Envy apples hit Chilean supermarket shelves
Agrícola San Clemente has been exporting the branded variety since last year, but now it also aims to bolster demand at home in Chile.
August 10 , 2016
Philippines: Dole banana operation shut down due to security concerns
New People's Army (NPA) rebels have attacked 18 banana container trucks this year alone.
August 09 , 2016
U.S.: Grapery to harvest first commercial Gum Drops crop
Grapery co-owner Jim Beagle talks about "substantially different" table grape varieties that have found a niche in the U.S. market.
July 28 , 2016
Mexico: Could jackfruit prove a snack for all trades?
Jackfruit has taken off as a vegetarian alternative to meat in the U.S. but the crop is barely known south of the border where much of the fruit is sourced.
July 05 , 2016
Barcelona vendors put hard sell on tourists with erotic fruit seeds
Seeds for "penis peppers" and other provocatively-shaped fruits and vegetables have proved a hit with tourists on Barcelona's La Rambla promenade.
July 02 , 2015
Budding overseas empire for Australia's Queen Garnet super plum
The palpable buzz around an anthocyanin-rich Queensland-bred plum is spreading internationally, with a French nursery upbeat for commercial harvests and U.S. growers playing their cards close to their chests.
March 23 , 2015
Serbia: Russian embargo "no good for anybody", says Apple World founder
One Serbian grower says he'd rather have a level playing field than the comparative benefits of Russian market access.
February 10 , 2015
Inside one of Europe's largest banana ripening facilities
The head of a major U.K. banana ripening facility likens the business to a 'hamster wheel', and says reputations can be 'built over years and lost in days'.
February 09 , 2015
Business Social Compliance Initiative expresses 'great concern' over Andy Hall case
An organization that works with hundreds of European retailers and importers has said it's 'time for cooperation rather than litigation', in response to the charges brought against activist Andy Hall.
September 01 , 2014



