All Canada articles – Page 17
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ArticleDetails of CPTPP trade deal released
Reduced and eliminated tariffs in the horticulture sector will help trade flow between the eleven countries
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ArticleNew asparagus hybrid sells out in "record time"
Two hybrid seed varieties that offer higher yield and spear quality are proving popular with growers
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ArticleBonduelle snaps up Canadian business
French group agrees to acquire Del Monte processed fruit and vegetable business in Canada
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ArticleNAFTA negotiations enter seventh round
After 23 years, renegotiating the North America Free Trade Agreement could take some time
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ArticleColombian govt launches export drive
Multimillion-dollar programme is aimed at small producers of fruit and other agricultural products
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ArticleSunGold boosts Zespri in North America
SunGold kiwifruit drove category growth with sales in the gold segment increasing 125 per cent
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ArticleTotal Produce to acquire US$300m stake in Dole
Announcement comes weeks after Greenyard pulled out of a US$2.5bn deal to purchase the US giant
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ArticleCanadian investor acquires Aussie avocado operation
Pension plan purchases leading West Australian producer as it seeks long-term investments in “well-managed" properties
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ArticleAPAC parliaments foster growth
Members of the Asia Pacific Parliamentary Forum have met to discuss furthering trade development in the region
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ArticleLowered trade tariffs for 11 countries
Growers and exporters in 11 different countries will benefit from lower tariffs and improved market access through the CPTPP
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ArticleAlejandro Moralejo named CEO at Salix
Moralejo takes the helm as the US firm prepares for broaden its products and markets
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ArticleUS reliance on fresh produce imports grows
Mexico now supplies virtually all of the fresh asparagus consumed in the US and almost nine out of ten avocados
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ArticleCanada gets the high bush blues
Blueberries are the top horticulture crop in Canada, accounting for approximately 25 per cent of horticultural farm gate value
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ArticleRomaine lettuce linked to fatal E.Coli outbreak
An outbreak of E.Coli that has killed two people in the US and Canada is suspected to have come from Romaine lettuce
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ArticleOppy's Anderson on 'most admired' list
John Anderson selected for fostering a culture at Oppy that enhances performance and sustains a competitive advantage
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ArticleMaersk Line has new NA leadership
Veteran Maersk leader Omar Shamsie becomes president of Maersk Line in North America
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ArticleFreight handling stable at Hamburg
German port expects to benefit from Canadian CETA agreement
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ArticleNew markets lift Peru’s blues exports
Since opening last year China has become the third biggest destination for Peruvian blueberries
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ArticlePeruvian pomegranate push yields results
The fruit is being planted in new areas in a bid to keep pace with strong international demand
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ArticleNatureFresh to bring Tomberry to North America
The Ontario-based grower said the variety is a perfect fit for its rapidly expanding snacking offer