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Apples to rise as pears fall in Southern Hemisphere

While Southern Hemisphere apples can expect an uptick this year, pears will not follow their lead.
February 11 , 2014

U.K. supermarket introduces Malaysian durians

Malaysia now joins Thailand in selling the pungent-smelling durian fruit to British consumers.
February 11 , 2014

EU tightening could pose "huge danger" for global citrus industry

After a record citrus export crop, South Africa is taking all measures possible to meet European regulations around CBS disease.
February 11 , 2014

Indian shipper plans serious pomegranate ramp-up

Marketing under the Kimaye brand, a dramatic rise in pomegranate production is in store for India's INI Farms.
February 11 , 2014

Finnish retail worker union to boycott Thai pineapple juices

A follow-up report from Finnwatch has led to a planned three-day warehouse boycott of some Thai fruit juices.
February 11 , 2014

School fruit scheme encounters controversy in Europe

Freshfel and EPHA have questioned plans to unite school fruit and dairy promotions.
February 10 , 2014

Brazil's top citrus state reports major planting decline

High costs and citrus greening are forcing producers out of São Paulo's citrus industry.
February 10 , 2014

New Zealand calls off fruit fly quarantine restrictions

New Zealand farmers can take a sign of relief after this month's fruit fly scare.
February 10 , 2014

Colombia reports progress in fruit fly eradication

Colombia hopes progress in fruit fly eradication could help open the U.S. market for uchuvas.
February 10 , 2014

Fruits, rice drive Indian ag export growth

Growth in Indian agricultural exports was driven by products such as Basmati rice and mango pulp.
February 10 , 2014