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State of the Market - Week 24, 2014
Not only did Chile beat Australia in the World Cup last week, but its grapes fetched higher prices in Asia.
June 18 , 2014
African taskforce reveals plans for Panama Disease TR4 fight
A taskforce workshop in Mozambique has made a 10-point plan to tackle a deadly strain of Panama Disease.
June 18 , 2014
Strong outlook for global citrus brand ClemenGold
ClemenGold will continue to open new markets this year and has new varieties in the works.
June 18 , 2014
EU gives strong financial support to Dominican Republic banana industry
The EU has donated €12.5 million to improve Dominican banana production and benefit workers.
June 18 , 2014
U.S.: APHIS proposes new fee for import treatments
APHIS is considering a new US$375 fee for import treatments which could have far-reaching effects.
June 18 , 2014
India: child deaths not connected to litchis, says NCDC
Some Indian districts have banned litchi sales, but scientists and growers say there is no link between the fruit and an outbreak of Acute Encephalitis Syndrome (AES).
June 18 , 2014
Thai companies are "increasingly willing to engage", says Hall
Despite US$10 million in lawsuits hanging over his head, Andy Hall has returned to Thailand to continue working for the rights of abused migrant workers in the country's food export industries.
June 17 , 2014
U.S.: LoBue's oranges spared brunt of winter frost damage
Both geography and good crop management meant LoBue had minimal Navel losses from frosts this year.
June 17 , 2014
U.S.: new highs for Florida sweet corn in May
The recent spring has been a special one for Florida's sweet corn growers.
June 17 , 2014
Chilean citrus exporters forecast less trade with U.S.
With South African citrus growers shipping more to the U.S., Chile is likely to diversify its markets.
June 17 , 2014
