Today's Headline
Canadian govt funds apple processing boost
The Canadian government has announced a processing subsidy it hopes will bolster Ontario's apple sector.
July 04 , 2012
Australia: Growcom slams govt over carbon tax impacts on horticulture
Growcom has criticized claims Australian farmers can pass on carbon price hikes, citing a study of six Queensland farms.
July 03 , 2012
Panama Canal chief spills the beans on pricing and growth
Rodolfo Sabonge defends toll increases and talks about the Panama Canal's intrinsic value.
July 02 , 2012
Florida's ag commissioner calls to end tomato suspension agreement
Florida's agricultural commissioner has stood behind growers in a trade fight against Mexican tomato suppliers.
June 29 , 2012
NZ apple program keeps exporters holding on to key markets
A New Zealand apple residue reduction program is estimated to have saved the industry US$22 million last year.
June 27 , 2012
U.K. blueberries off to slow start
British blueberries are starting late this summer due to cold wet weather.
June 26 , 2012
Europe's summer of lemon scarcity
Europe is experiencing a severe undersupply of lemons this summer, while wet weather has potentially impacted demand.
June 22 , 2012
Opinion: Australian agriculture lacks united lobbying bite
Ray Johnson talks about the need for Australia's farming industry to raise its profile.
June 21 , 2012
Chilean berry leader Hortifrut to list on stock exchange
Berry company Hortifrut is offering up a 29% stake to the market in a bid to fund expansion investment.
June 20 , 2012
Chile to up the ante for 2012 citrus export campaign
Chile is targeting the U.S. and South Korean markets with citrus promotions and a ripening verification program.
June 19 , 2012
