Iraq turmoil may impact Middle East fruit market, says exporter

Produce traders are losing "large swathes of land" with Middle Eastern populations due to conflict.

June 25 , 2014

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

NZ apple growers enjoy a positive season

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

June 23 , 2014

NZ: Scales Corp releases prospectus

Scales Corporation has revealed its conditions for the stock market launch next month.

June 19 , 2014

NZ apple exporter charged over document misuse

A New Zealand apple company head could face jail as he faces charges over export scheme.

June 19 , 2014

Vietnam finds excessive pesticide traces in Chinese fruit

Pesticide residues in Chinese fruit imports have been described as "quite serious" in Vietnam.

June 19 , 2014

U.K. sensory study finds strawberries have 'happiest' association

British scientists are investigating the emotions associated with fruits, and our surroundings when we eat them.

June 19 , 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

Australia: HAL releases new guidelines to improve eco-practices

In a bid to remain competitive, HAL has updated its advice to growers on environmental issues.

June 17 , 2014

Joyvio: ready-to-eat is the next move for Chinese blueberry industry

Joyvio's Dr. Jin Xixuan looks at some of the challenges of developing ready-to-eat fruit for the Chinese market.

June 16 , 2014