Today's Headline
UK and EU produce companies play down short-term Brexit impacts
We speak to a British importer, a consumer insight panel, and a Dutch exporter to get their take on what Brexit could mean for produce supply and prices in the near future.
July 04 , 2016
Major English apple grower explores export opportunities
An English grower that produces near one in four apples sold in the U.K. is hoping to take advantage of emerging markets and global food trends.
July 04 , 2016
China: Dongfang purchases new farms for US$60M
China's second-largest citrus harvester says the aquisition of 1,200 hectares of plantations should increase revenues this year by US$4.5 million.
July 01 , 2016
California sitting on more groundwater than thought, says Stanford study
While one researcher says there is 'definitely' enough extra groundwater to make a difference for California's farmers, other scientists have contested the findings.
June 30 , 2016
Del Monte Pacific back in the black in 2015-16
Del Monte Pacific said its gross margin for the year improved thanks to lower trade spend in its U.S. subsidiary and initiatives to mitigate lower pineapple output from El Niño.
June 29 , 2016
Hydro-powered pump offers eco-friendly irrigation solution
The developer of an innovative pump that irritates farms without electricity is now looking for distributors in the Latin American market.
June 29 , 2016
Freshfel explains Brexit impacts on produce trade
The European Fresh Produce Association has outlined a number of ways the U.K.'s decision to leave the EU could affect exporters around the world.
June 28 , 2016
Still no consensus on glyphosate as EU license expiration looms
The head of Copa Cogeca says it is 'unacceptable' that the EU has not extended the glyphosate license, which is set to expire this week.
June 28 , 2016
Costa Rican project gives leg-up to small baby banana growers
Corbana is hoping to both improving growing practices on Lady Finger banana farms and better understand the volatile international markets.
June 27 , 2016
U.K.: 'No immediate regulatory changes likely' following Brexit, says FPC
The U.K.'s Fresh Produce Consortium says the transition toward leaving the European Union could take up to two years, but warns the decision will have 'number of impacts' on trade.
June 24 , 2016



