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Opinion: what happened to the Guacapocalypse?
While the "Guacapocalyspe" has not happened, prices look set to surge if Mexico doesn't lift volumes significantly by Labor Day.
June 10 , 2014
U.S.: Zacks gives Chiquita "strong sell" rating
Zacks has said "avoid this stock or consider jumping ship" in recent comments about Chiquita.
June 10 , 2014
U.K. authorities uncover cocaine in Colombian banana shipment
Drug busts involving fruit are becoming increasingly common, with the latest seizure involving Colombian bananas.
June 10 , 2014
China tightens import conditions for Vietnamese and Thai fruit
Thai and Vietnamese dragonfruit, as well as Vietnamese bananas, will be under closer scrutiny from AQSIQ.
June 10 , 2014
New Zealand's avocado sales soar
New Zealand's avocado industry enjoyed record income this season and is set to remain strong.
June 10 , 2014
Calcium carbide puts stain on domestic Indian mango market
The new Indian Government has pledged to crack down on dangerous chemicals used to artificially ripen fruit.
June 10 , 2014
Mexico blocks U.S. potato imports
Mexico's SENASICA has reportedly closed the country's doors to U.S. potatoes following complaints from local growers.
June 09 , 2014
U.S.: Limoneira raises 2014 income guidance
Strong lemon prices have led Limoneira to raise its income expectations by more than half.
June 09 , 2014
Opinion: what tax reform means for Chilean agribusiness
Tax reform is the hottest political topic in Chile right now. Tomas Vio explains what it will mean for growers.
June 09 , 2014
EU provides assistance to Papua New Guinea producer
The EU has given a new coconut oil processing facility to a Papua New Guinea company.
June 09 , 2014
