Today's Headline
Update: Taiwan bans fruit imports from Tasmanian region due to fruit fly concerns
The ban comes at the end of the state's cherry season, with a phyto scare that will hopefully be eradicated in time for the next campaign.
January 30 , 2018
Major Australian avocado company bought by Canadian pension fund
Neil and Ian Delroy highlighted the "solid asset stewardship" of Jasper Farms' new owner.
January 30 , 2018
New Zealand launches new late-season apricot varieties
Two low-ethylene varieties are expected to prove very successful for those shipping to the Asian market.
January 30 , 2018
Counter-seasonal cherry exporters need “targeted approach” in Europe to emulate berry success
Norton Folgate managing director Matt Hancock advocates a continued push for 52-week supply combined with more promotional efforts for the category in continental Europe.
January 29 , 2018
Argentina: Lemon exports set for 'significant rise' in 2018, says Federcitrus
The availability of five new markets and good anticipated conditions in Europe are likely to spur on exports this coming season.
January 26 , 2018
Kenyan avocado supplier "very happy" with export ban
A representative of Selina Wamucii says he "looks forward to a time where the export standards requirements will be strictly enforced such that a ban will be unnecessary."
January 25 , 2018
Australia: Suspected fruit fly larvae detected in Tasmania
The suspected larvae were found in backyard apricot trees in Spreyton in the state's northwest and on Flinders Island.
January 24 , 2018
CPMA launches Canadian Food Safety Fund
The Canadian Food Safety Fund (CFSF) was created with the knowledge a health scare in any produce segment could have "devastating repercussions" for the industry.
January 23 , 2018
Jackfruit Mexico switches to 100% dried product
As more consumers adopt plant-based diets, the jackfruit category still has a long way to go to capitalize on its demand and production potential.
January 23 , 2018
Intense and difficult season for NZ cherries
Hot weather has meant growers are probably three weeks ahead of expectations, according to Summerfruit NZ CEO Marie Dawkins.
January 22 , 2018



