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LatAm firms obtain blues licenses >
LatAm firms obtain blues licenses
by Tom Joyce 20 August 2019 Berries
Australian blueberry nursery Mountain Blue Orchards has offered exclusive…
Challenging outlook for Argentine blues >
Challenging outlook for Argentine blues
by Maura Maxwell 7 August 2019 Berries
Economic woes and mounting competition from Peru cast shadow over new campaign
San Miguel advances in Asia >
San Miguel advances in Asia
by Maura Maxwell 26 July 2019 Citrus, Grapes and Avocados
A wider product portfolio and improved market access have fuelled the…
EU and Mercosur sign historic trade deal >
EU and Mercosur sign historic trade deal
by Maura Maxwell 1 July 2019 Fruit, Apples & Pears, Citrus, Grapes, Stonefruit, Vegetables, Dried Fruit & Nuts and Cherries
Agreement welcomed by South American fruit exporters, but EU producers react…
Video: the rise of year-round blueberries >
Video: the rise of year-round blueberries
by Maura Maxwell 11 April 2019 Berries
In little more than a decade, marketing efforts have seen blueberry exports…
State agrees bailout to save ailing Caputto >
State agrees bailout to save ailing Caputto
by Maura Maxwell 1 April 2019 Citrus
Multimillion-dollar rescue package will allow the company to harvest the 2019…
Video: San Miguel rises to global challenge >
Video: San Miguel rises to global challenge
by Mike Knowles 20 February 2019 Citrus, Grapes and Avocados
No longer just an Argentine citrus supplier, the group is expanding into Peru,…
SHAFFE elects new leadership >
SHAFFE elects new leadership
by Maura Maxwell 14 February 2019 Fruit
South Africa will occupy the presidency and Chile will be vice-president of the…
Camposol shows it cares >
Camposol shows it cares
by Maura Maxwell 31 January 2019 Fruit, Berries, Citrus and Avocados
CEO Jorge Ramírez tells Fruitnet why the company wants to build an…
Uruguay takes fresh look at Chinese blues market >
Uruguay takes fresh look at Chinese blues market
by Maura Maxwell 18 January 2019 Berries
Lowering of tariffs puts the Chinese market within easier reach of exporters

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- Costa Rica looks ahead
  At the recent International Banana Congress Michael Barker caught up with Jorge Sauma, boss of the Costa Rican banana corporation Corbana, which organised the event
- UK sets out no-deal Brexit trade plan
  Fruit and vegetables among the 87 per cent of products that will have tariff-free access
- Subscribers onlyA touch of Sabrosura
  These are exciting times for Colombian fruit producers, who have overcome a tough past and with the support of a new marketing campaign now have their sights set on the global export trade
- How organics is influencing mainstream farming
  Jeremy Lawrence Caradonna, adjunct professor of environmental studies at Canada's University of Victoria, considers how conventional farmers are adopting organic practices within their operations
- Will Amazon revolutionise food distribution?
  Isabelle Chaboud, a professor at the Grenoble School of Management (GEM), looks at the possible long-term effects on the grocery market of Amazon's foray into food retail
- Zespri unveils new executive team
  Kiwifruit marketer announces executive-level restructure as it gears up to double global sales by 2025
- SH topfruit forecast revealed
  World Apple and Pear Association forecasts fall in Southern Hemisphere topfruit production in 2016
- Alibaba to promote Chilean fruits
  Chilean Fruit Exporters Association signs agreement with e-commerce giant to promote and sell Chilean blueberries and cherries in China
- Australia has little to gain from TPP
  The Trans Pacific Partnership will not deliver any significant benefits for Australia’s horticulture trade, argues market analyst Wayne Prowse
- Hangzhou event hits the market
  Brand-building via e-commerce, reaching out to new consumers in tier-two and -three cities, and managing future market growth projections in China were some of the hot topics discussed at Asiafruit Market Insight
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