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

FAO reviews possible upcoming El Niño effects on agriculture

The Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) says there is a 70% chance of an El Niño event occurring during the Northern Hemisphere summer.

June 23 , 2014

Australia: AHEA responds to bearish government trade forecast

AHEA is optimistic for Australia's horticultural exports despite government forecasts for a reduction in 2014-15.

June 23 , 2014

NZ apple growers enjoy a positive season

Favorable weather conditions mean New Zealand's apple growers are optimistic about this season.

June 23 , 2014

Argentina expects Vietnamese access for blueberries, citrus

Vietnamese authorities have approved Argentina's food safety control systems, which may open up fruit exports.

June 23 , 2014

Strawberry values fall again for Spanish growers

Competition with local spring fruits was tough for Spanish strawberry growers, leading to lower prices for their produce this year.

June 23 , 2014

Australia: HAL's members vote for grower ownership

The vast majority of HAL's members have voted in favor of transitioning to a grower-owned organization.

June 20 , 2014

Malaysia, Thailand hit rock bottom in human trafficking report

The latest U.S. Trafficking in Persons Report was damning of two major agricultural countries, but showed positives for one significant fruit shipper.

June 20 , 2014