All United States articles – Page 118
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ArticleMexico courts Chinese investment
The government is seeking to develop production of high value vegetables like okra for export to China and other markets
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ArticleUSA Pears ready for World Pear Day
Consumers will be able to taste US-grown pears via pop-up events in more than 24 countries on 1 December
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ArticleChiquita highlights sustainability efforts
To tie in with America Recycles Day, group shines light on efforts to minimise food waste and promote sustainability
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ArticleDole joins Mickey Mouse celebration
Iconic Disney character's 90th birthday is being marked by the release of a series of new Dole recipes
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ArticleMexico counts cost of avocado strike
Walkout by Michoacán producers is costing the industry US$4.3m a day, says Apeam
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ArticleTrade war brings uncertainty to Oakland
Port’s Efficiency Task Force say that while cargo volume growth is currently unaffected, the future is less clear
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ArticleColombian blues chase new markets
With planted area projected to reach 1,500ha in 2021, producers are courting buyers in Europe and the US
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ArticleOptimism remains in Florida
Despite slight drop in citrus forecast, growers are still enthusiastic for the season ahead
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ArticleFrom the field, for the planet
David Green, director of the US Sustainability Alliance, discusses the role technology can play in sustainable farming
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ArticleUS likely to lose market share in China
The supply gap is expected to be filled by further imports, instead of domestic production
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ArticleBrazilian artist redesigns Chiquita label
Romero Britto's new series of stickers will appear on fruit in Europe and North America from mid-November
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ArticleOppy pushes premium apples
Importer-distributor puts its stock in premium varieties Ambrosia, Jazz, Envy and Pacific Rose
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ArticleStrong sales at Ahold Delhaize
European retailer reports on improved sales across the board and positive operating income growth
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ArticleIran stares down sanctions
President Rouhani has called the US’s reimposition of sanctions “unjust” and vowed to break them, as the country seeks ways to continue business as usual
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ArticleUS trade deal would see “huge decline” in food safety
Former environment secretary says US will insist on exporting agri products to UK in any deal, thus lowering food safety standards
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ArticleQ3 loss at Fresh Del Monte
Group turns in a quarterly net loss of US$21.5m, the result of lower operating income and higher interest expense
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ArticleGrant great for grapefruit growers
Florida grapefruit industry gets a boost in the shape of four white-mesh screenhouses thanks to a US$3.5m grant
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ArticleBananas in the running at NYC Marathon
Global brand Chiquita set to lead the pack by offering around 46,000 individual bananas to race participants
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ArticleFirst global soil-to-shelf agtech company launched
Blooom harnesses the power of technology to lift smallholder farmers out of poverty
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ArticleNext-generation backing for SnapDragon
Growers in New York state are confident that a descendant of Honeycrisp apples can attract new consumers