Fresh produce industry news and analysis from North America.
Terminal operator Enstructure and state governor welcome multinational’s decision to retain mid-Atlantic hub at Delaware port
Premium BerryWorld varieties picked up multiple awards at the 2025 Superior Taste Awards in Brussels
Association issues a statement in response to a House proposal to reduce WIC produce benefits
Edible cucumber coating ”could spell end to single-use plastic wraps” on supermarket shelves
Successful cultivar branding initiatives rely on worldwide production of high-quality fruit that meets strict requirements
ITUC’s latest Global Rights Index suggests worker rights have been diminished in various parts of the world
Global Labor Justice accuses company of historic violations and being in breach of international conventions on labour rights
Avocado specialist says Q2 revenue increase of 28 per cent was driven by its marketing and distribution segment
eBeam Agroindustrial plant in Aguascalientes exported the first shipment of X-ray irradiated pitahayas
In the US, MAF Industries is demonstrating that process water is a resource to be harnessed for superior fruit quality, reduced waste and enhanced shelf life, with open days planned for 11-12 June in Wenatchee, Washington
Company recognised for its pioneering plant-based edible coating to extend freshness of produce
Company has apparently requested government permission to sack all of its remaining banana workers in the country
The first-ever Blueberry Boost Accelerator seeks the next generation of food and consumer product innovation
Strikers are blocking roads in Bocas del Toro and causing shortages of fuel and food
Coachella Valley began harvesting in mid-May and is expected to continue into min-July before San Joaquin Valley season will begin
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The initiative, in partnership with WWF and Earth University, aims to “lay the groundwork for healthier soils, more resilient ecosystems and a more sustainable global food system”
The historic shipment of Timpson and Allison grapes was coordinated by Bloom Fresh and the Dominican government
Australian premium produce distributor partners with US-based developer of The Purple Tomato, Norfolk Healthy Produce, on Australian commercial distribution
Melban first joined the CAC in 2011 as director, issues management and has served as the organisation’s vice president of industry affairs and operations, as well as co-executive leader of the organisation, since late 2023
The country should expand its citrus markets to counter challenges such as the US trade tariff dispute
Pau will provide regional support to members and facilitate networking and resource sharing for IFPA
Trade talks could see Indian exporters overcome regulatory hurdles
Details of trade talks in Washington DC between the US and South Africa and reaction thereto are slowly beginning to emerge
President recommends drastic move and says US trade negotations with European Union are “going nowhere”
Berry company promotes North America marketing chief as it looks to build global brand reputation
Global instability is encouraging Belgian suppliers to stay close to home when it comes to strawberry and tomato exports, with the UK remaining a key destination despite the post-Brexit uncertainty
The association calls for a focus on fruit and vegetable access to improve health
Company will deliver severance pay to almost 5,000 works this Friday due to ongoing strike
Inter-institutional campaign announced at the the Fifth International Fair Trade Banana Forum
California Berry Cultivars issues statement “setting the record straight” on its recent litigation victory against Driscoll’s
With growing production and a higher percentage of Class 1 fruit, Australia’s 2025 citrus exports could exceed 300,000 tonnes
The cherries are grown on the banks of Oregon’s Columbia River and marketed exclusively by Oppy
Company says its plant-based postharvest treatments buy time for producers dealing with complex trading scenario
Climate change and pests and diseases are having major impact on fruit quality, says Adobanano
Conference and exhibition to take place in Mérida, Mexico on 20-23 April 2026