All Mexico articles – Page 33
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Mexico to boost certification numbers
Mexico's Good Agricultural Practices certification scheme MexicoGAP is set to grow rapidly over the next four years, with up to 2,200 fresh produce growers in the country expected to be certified by 2016.
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ArticleCocanmex to crack coconut market
Innovative, value-added coconut product to be launched on the European market this May from Mexican supplier Cocanmex
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ArticleCertification standards open doors
Two Mexican fresh produce organisations are reaping the benefits after achieving MexicoGAP and GlobalGAP certification
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ArticleGreenmex eyes European potential
Interest from buyers at Fruit Logistica is encouraging the Mexican herb group to explore new opportunities for its basil
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ArticleMexico eyes grapefruit deal in US
Grapefruit suppliers in Mexico look to build export programme to the US under new irradiation protocol
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ArticleMexican mangoes start slowly
Imports into the US market could exceed 58m cartons for the third consecutive year despite slow season start
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ArticleDeal sets new price for Mexican tomatoes
Agreement with US authorities ends months of negotiations and ensures continued stability in the US tomato supply chain
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ArticleMango newcomer targets new business
Expanding production and better quality controls are putting Grupo Guerreros in good stead for a successful North American venture
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ArticleOrganic Alliance in Mexican first
Company ships first truck-load of organic mangoes from company-leased orchards in Mexico since receiving certification
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ArticleMexican limes record new growth
Solid performance last year cements Mexico’s position as world’s second-largest lime producer and third-biggest exporter
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ArticleMexico confirms mango delay
Hot weather conditions across the country mean harvesting this year is only likely to get underway at the end of February
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ArticleEric Viramontes quits Mexico’s Amhpac
Mexican Association of Protected Horticulture appoints Arturo Díaz to replace Viramontes who is leaving to focus on his own business
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ArticleMexicoGAP means potential export boom
Greater number of certified production units in the country will mean greater volume of crops for export and higher quality
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ArticleUS-Mexico “end” tomato war
Proposed agreement would suspend the antidumping duty investigation of fresh tomatoes entering the US from Mexico
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ArticleMexico-US to expedite trade
Pilot programme will allow customs inspection station in Mexico to clear domestically-grown produce for export to the US
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ArticleMission continues to grow
Mission Produce has announced expansion plans for its Toronto Ripe Center and the purchase of a new packing facility in Mexico
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ArticleAmerica Trades Produce event approaches
Annual US-Mexico trade conference anticipates higher attendance as it launches new trade expo and adds food safety to the programme
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ArticleFPAA promotes Allison Moore
The former communications director of the Fresh Produce Association of the Americas has taken on the role of director of legislative and regulatory affairs
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ArticleSan Gabriel UK unveils logistics firm
SG Fresh UK will handle the company’s global imports as well as provide third party services to other UK fresh produce suppliers