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Spain: AVA-ASAJA puts price tag on hail damage
Recent hailstorms have put a €52.5 million dent in eastern Spanish citrus, grape and persimmon farms.
September 26 , 2014
Researchers engineer plants for far higher photosynthesis efficiency
A scientist has hailed the exciting possibility of increasing major global crop yields by 60%, using genetic modification to speed up photosynthesis.
September 26 , 2014
San Miguel takes on fresh marketing approach
Argentina's San Miguel aims to position itself as a "global citrus expert" under a new branding scheme.
September 26 , 2014
Brazilian opening a "great opportunity" for Chilean citrus
The Chilean Citrus Committee is upbeat about new export prospects in nearby Brazil.
September 25 , 2014
Australia: bee-delivery system a win for cherry growers
A biological control system used for strawberries has been rejigged by Australian scientists for cherries, and could potentially be applied to a range of other crops.
September 25 , 2014
NZ: Turners & Growers to revamp brand
Turners & Growers looks ahead to the next 100 years with a simplified name and new logo.
September 25 , 2014
U.S. could revoke Canadian reciprocity agreement 'imminently'
If Canadian authorities don't act fast, exporters could soon be at risk of going bankrupt if they continue trade with the U.S.
September 25 , 2014
Peru: Camposol to hold blueberry tastings in Germany, U.K.
Produce multinational Camposol is set to raise blueberry exports by 150% this year.
September 25 , 2014
Pear marketing strategy will not change, says Portuguese exporter
A large Portuguese pear company says despite the Russian ban's effects on EU supply, it will not change tack.
September 24 , 2014
Chile: geothermal greenhouse produces positive results
An initiative in Chile to use geothermal energy in a greenhouse could increase crop yield by 40% annually.
September 24 , 2014