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India: Robust mango season predicted as first consignments hit Europe

The Indian mango season has just begun and it’s off to a flying start with very good quality and high yields expected from several states across the country.
April 28 , 2016

U.S. access for Argentine lemons just 60 days away, says Manzur

The Governor of Tucuman claims USDA officials have indicated a re-opening is around the corner, which could allow for trade to start again next year.
April 28 , 2016

Turkey: Alara expects "limited" cherry exports to China this year

While Turkey's leading cherry grower has a new market in China, the group sees strong demand in the EU and Russia.
April 27 , 2016

"Envy could be the next Fuji apple," says Oppy exec

For one southern California retailer, the variety notched higher gross sales than any other item in the store in March.
April 27 , 2016

Turkey to export cherries to China

The world's leading cherry-growing nation has secured access to what may become the biggest market in years to come.
April 26 , 2016

Ecuador earthquake caused logistical problems for BanaBay fruit

While one company says roads to the port of Guayaquil have been damaged, Ecuador's banana exporter association says the industry hasn't experienced major problems.
April 26 , 2016

Quality over quantity: Copefrut urges its growers to switch focus

After a new approach yielded better returns for Copefrut's summer program from Chile, initiatives are in the works to raise value for the upcoming kiwifruit and apple seasons.
April 25 , 2016

"Bizarre" Mexican mango season pushes on

Small sizes look likely to continue for a Mexican mango deal that's been in short supply, but one importer is seeing some of the sweetest fruit witnessed in a long time.
April 25 , 2016

Italy: Treatments reduce Xylella symptoms but do not kill pathogen

The result of studies into treatments brings both positive and negative news in the fight against 'olive ebola'.
April 25 , 2016

Pomegranate demand explodes, keeps up with Peruvian volume surge

A sharp uptick in competitive Peruvian fruit has "expelled" Chile from the EU pomegranate market and threatens to do the same in the U.S.
April 22 , 2016