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Chile: frosts may cut some crops by 25% in two key regions
Blueberries, cherries and plums look likely to be the biggest victims of Chile's recent frosts, but other crops have also been affected.
September 25 , 2013
Argentine pome fruit yield strong prices abroad
Argentine pome fruit exporters have fetched good prices this year but are concerned about Brazilian currency devaluation.
September 25 , 2013
South Africa imposes restrictions on citrus shipments to EU
Under pressure from black spot, South Africa could miss out on two million boxes of citrus sales meant for the EU.
September 25 , 2013
U.S. approves access for Aussie litchis
Hot on the heels of mangoes, another subtropical fruit has been approved for export from Australia to the U.S.
September 24 , 2013
Japan: Sharp Corp ventures into Middle East strawberries
First Lenovo, now another Asian technology giant is moving into the world of horticulture.
September 24 , 2013
Fruit Fanatic: Malay Peninsula destinations for tropical fruit lovers
Botanist Rolf Blancke writes his last installment from a rich and colorful series on the world's exotic fruit.
September 24 , 2013
Uruguay prepares first U.S.-bound citrus shipments
Uruguay is set to send its first orange shipments to the U.S. during the first half of October.
September 24 , 2013
Chile: ASOEX releases frost briefing
Chilean fruit experts are currently evaluating the impacts of frosts on a variety of key export crops.
September 24 , 2013
South African citrus exporters see continued U.S. Midwest expansion
The WCCPF expects a strong finish for South African citrus in the U.S. this year.
September 23 , 2013
Peru and Mexico to discuss joint avocado marketing efforts
Peru's agriculture minister hopes to work with Mexico to strengthen a complementary global avocado trade.
September 23 , 2013
