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Peruvian pomegranate producer proves green credentials
A Peruvian pomegranate farm has earned a Latin American first for Rainforest Alliance certification.
June 12 , 2014
U.S. would face uncertainty in Chinese blueberry market, says Joyvio rep
Two Joyvio reps look at what competition would come from the U.S. if it were granted Chinese blueberry market access.
June 12 , 2014
Pakistan tightens mango export rules
In a bid to reduce cases of pests in mango exports, Pakistan has introduced strict new measures.
June 12 , 2014
Train used to transport Mexican watermelons within the U.S.
Guimarra has reportedly made the first Mexican produce shipment by train through the U.S. in decades.
June 11 , 2014
Argentina: Ecofrut explains fruit payment lawsuit
A large Argentine fruit company has been ordered to pay more than US$100,000 to settle a case with a grower.
June 11 , 2014
State of the Market - Week 23, 2014
Prices for U.S. lemons remained stable in Japan despite increased volume in the market in week 23.
June 11 , 2014
Chilean blueberry exports down but industry still positive
Chilean blueberry exports fell by 15% this season though some new markets saw vast growth.
June 11 , 2014
First South African citrus shipments hit the U.S.
A hungry U.S. market and faster shipments look to fare well for South Africa's citrus exporters.
June 11 , 2014
U.S.: Asian citrus psyllid quarantine zone expands in Tulare
A citrus pest quarantine zone in California's Tulare County has expanded by 15%, with a further extension potentially on the cards.
June 11 , 2014
Peruvian citrus varieties pass the bar for Japan-bound export
SENASA has found cold treatment eliminated fruit fly pests, paving the way for shipments to Japan.
June 11 , 2014
