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U.S.: union optimistic talks will be resolved without port strikes
The ILWU says there is 'nothing substantive' in fears over West Coast port strikes and talks should end well.
June 24 , 2014
Pakistani fruit fly interception puts U.K. authorities on alert
Pakistan will be hoping for a different fate to India after a recent pest discovery in its mangoes.
June 24 , 2014
Biological control tests underway in world's leading lemon export region
A biological control initiative with yeasts has been described as of vital importance to Argentina's lemon sector.
June 24 , 2014
Continued export fall for Costa Rican mangoes in 2014
Costa Rica's mango exports have dropped off for the third consecutive year in 2014.
June 24 , 2014
Colombia evaluates avocado suitability for U.S.-bound exports
APHIS has overseen assessments of Colombian avocado farms to test for the presence of quarantine pests.
June 24 , 2014
U.S.: Seald Sweet launches Mandarina's tangerine brand
U.S. produce traders will soon have a new kid-friendly, easy peeler brand to remember courtesy of Seald Sweet.
June 24 , 2014
Middle East offers major opportunities to sell at a premium
Produce is in high demand in the Middle East, where most retailers have expansion plans in the offing.
June 24 , 2014
Pipfruit NZ diplomatic on Indian apple ban threat
Pipfruit NZ has said it believes it can work with India to resolve any trade issues.
June 23 , 2014
Cool as a cucumber for fresh, hardier varieties
A researcher in Australia is about to release new cucumber varieties that are specifically suited to harsh environmental conditions.
June 23 , 2014
Canadian cherry growers expect 'exponential' China-bound exports
British Colombia's cherry growers say the new deal with China is a gigant step for the industry.
June 23 , 2014
