Fresh produce industry news and analysis from South America.
Eosta is expanding its Organic Raingrown programme with new avocado volumes from Avova and a second season of high-juice Peruvian oranges
Colombian Avocado Board said avocado supply chain remains operational following the mid-August quake
Concerns grow that excessive heat will disrupt flowering disruptions, leading to reduced volumes next year
New publication sets out company’s commitment to nurturing people, cultivating responsibly and growing stronger communities
Across North and South America, producers are eyeing up opportunities to sell their fresh produce and services into the Asian markets, with new varieties and technologies set to be in the spotlight in Hong Kong
Importer sees further chance to grow and expand product range, as Dutch consumers buy record volume of the fruit
Frutas de Chile carries out first promotional campaign in the state in premium retail chain MagSon
Company’s Peruvian blueberry exports to China have increased sixfold over the first seven weeks of the season
Federation president Víctor Catán said the country had built just two reservoirs in 25 years
Egypt’s strategic location could serve as a gateway to other markets North Africa and the Middle East
North American fresh produce group Oppy is extending its consumer-facing Happy Berry brand into blueberries for the first time
initiative seeks to integrate industry data to strengthen decision-making and boost table grape consumption
Weather event threatens livelihood of up to 700 familes, Asbama says
Company’s Sustainability Report for 2024/25 reports significant progress and highlights future challenges
Increasingly diversified export basket driving new opportunities for growth
Increase in shipments reflect growing Chinese demand for premium varieties like Sekoya Pop
Mandarin volumes adjusted downwards after wet spell, but rainfall brings welcome relief to aquifers after prolonged drought
Continental Fresh hopes its Water For All initiative will help to sell more mangoes in the US, while providing clean water to greater numbers
The new administration must act as rising costs, unfavourable exchange rates and tariffs threaten the profitability of the country’s agri-exports
With the hot spell set to continue through August, fears grow that it could affect the flowering of key regional crops
Exports of the Los Antiguos Valley Cherry Designation of Origin will get underway in the new season
Email templates expressing the risks to produce imports from the rest of the world under the new EU-UK reset deal are available at the new hub, along with a petition signed by kitchen staff and catering suppliers to protect diversity of sourcing
Postage stamps depict everyday scenes from the country’s banana plantations
Record heat disrupts flowering, leading to an expected abundance of larger sizes
Barfoots’ Keston Williams takes Fred Searle on a sustainability journey, from energy self-sufficiency to water resilience, as the pioneering producer marks its 50th anniversary
Shipments reached 210.75mn boxes, driven by stronger demand in Russia, the EU and South America
As it gathers for Kiwi Day 2026, the sector hears how it must capitalise on the post-pandemic consumption boom
Landmark collaboration with MBO will build new capabilities to deliver more consistent, flavourful berries from field to fork
Winning projects will support growers in 14 countries to adopt climate-friendly farm practices and secure the future of core ingredients in Innocent’s range, from citrus to coconut
The fresh produce giant reported a 3.4 per cent increase in net sales for Q2 2026, driven by its newly acquired Del Monte Foods division
Avocados, kiwifruit and oranges will avoid the 12.5 per cent import tax
Redes warns that the crop could once again face significant impact, as it did in 2023
Thanks to a surge in new plantings, the nut is becoming a new engine for growth in Chilean agriculture
Consortium backs closer UK-EU trade but warns that planned border changes could add £300mn to annual import costs
Amazon stream and in-store tasting events showcase Costa Rican bananas, pineapples, and cassava to millions of consumers across Europe
Scientist dubbed the ‘Einstein and Indiana Jones of bananas’ talks in depth about the fruit’s highly uncertain future