Today's Headline
Fresh Del Monte reports 4% sales increase in Q2 2025
July 30 , 2025
Apeajal’s youngest president wants to send Jalisco avocados around the world
Saúl Medina, at just 28, aims to position Jalisco as a major global exporter, especially to the U.S., leveraging recent market expansions.
July 30 , 2025
CEA Alliance: Quality is hurting the Florida tomato sector—not dumping
Tom Stenzel, Executive Director of the Controlled Environment Agriculture Alliance, says that, unlike what some TSA critics believe, it's on-the-vine and specialty tomatoes that dominate today’s retail landscape and not “the rounds and Romas that Florida grows.”
July 29 , 2025
U.S. imposes 15% tariff on EU under new trade deal, raising concerns for Spanish exporters
The new U.S.-EU trade agreement sets a 15% tariff on most EU imports while removing U.S. tariffs on goods from the EU, a move that may boost American agriculture but raises competitiveness concerns for European exporters.
July 28 , 2025
Jennie Coleman, Equifruit CEO: "You can't have it both ways—sustainable production costs something"
CEO, Jennie Coleman North America's leading fair-trade banana importer
July 28 , 2025
Wonderful seedless lemons are natural—some shoppers don't believe it
Despite some social media outrage, Wonderful Seedless Lemons are the result of human intervention, and 100% natural and non-GMO.
July 25 , 2025
Kevin Hamilton, VP of Global Marketing and Communications at USHBC: “We want to embed blueberries in everyday life”
“There’s no debate about the fact that we all have to band together in order to drive a new demand paradigm to match the new supply,” he said during his presentation at the 15º annual International Aneberries Congress in Guadalajara, Mexico.
July 24 , 2025
U.S. strikes new trade deals ahead of August 1 deadline
President Trump unveiled new trade agreements with all three countries with which the U.S. holds more than a billion dollars’ worth of growing horticultural trade relationships.
July 24 , 2025
China suspends Section 301 tariff exclusion for U.S. agricultural products
This includes products like grains, tree nuts, alcohol, leather, and hides, as well as fruits. Importers also reported that all previously approved exclusions will be valid only until September 14.
July 23 , 2025
Johanna Foods Inc. sues U.S. government over 50% tariff on Brazilian imports
Freshfruitportal.com contacted Robert Facchina, CEO of Johanna Foods Inc., for further comment: "I have nothing to add to the lawsuit. I guess we'll see the merits of our case next week," he said.
July 22 , 2025



