All United States articles – Page 252
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ArticleWegmans launches fresh-cut snacks
Retailer seeks to help busy US families find healthier on-the-go eating choices by rolling out fresh fruit, vegetable and nut snacks
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ArticleStemilt launches apple promotion
Campaign called 'Tasty, Healthy & Fun' aims to help retailers achieve Fruits & Veggies – More Matters Role Model status
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ArticleRecord start for Californian grapes
Industry set for bumper season, as week-ending totals surpass 4m cartons over the first three weeks of August
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ArticleTops offers produce incentives
US grocery retailer teams with Independent Health to create a rewards-based programme
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ArticleIllnesses not linked to Taylor Farms
Preliminary analysis from investigation into cluster of cyclospora outbreaks in US does not show connection to Taylor Farms de Mexico
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ArticleColombia seeks to strengthen ties
Business matchmaking meetings in the US and European Union will capitalise on the free trade deals Colombia has signed with the two regions
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ArticleWhole Foods to sell Starbucks juices
Retailer agrees deal with multinational coffee company to stock range of Evolution Fresh juices as well as new fruit snacks
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ArticleChiquita enhances food safety focus
Group appoints Courtney Parker as its new vice-president for food safety and quality
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ArticleCH Robinson named 3PL leader
Inbound Logistics magazine survey sees CH Robinson ranked first in list of third party logistics companies
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ArticleUSDA awards Florida citrus grant
University of Central Florida is handed US$1.2m to help fight against diseases such as greening and canker
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ArticleDole marks Banana Split Day
Company provides bananas and other fresh fruit to festival marking Latrobe, Pennsylvania as birthplace of dessert
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ArticleCurry & Co launches Chilean firm
Led by Ernesto Pino, Curry Fruit Chile will focus on supplying South American berries to North America to meet burgeoning demand
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ArticleUS welcomes back Egyptian citrus
Oranges and tangerines from Egypt regain access to the US market, although high transport and other logistical costs remain a barrier
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US 'to ease' Colombia physalis access
USDA-APHIS is considering allowing imports of cape gooseberries from specific areas of Colombia without cold treatment
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ArticleFull moon shining on CA grapes
Upcoming Moon Festival heightens Asian demand for US table grapes, as San Joaquin Valley prepares record crop
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ArticleLos Rancheros focuses on US
After success with fresh carrot exports to the US, the Mexican garlic specialist now plans to supply bell peppers and broccoli
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ArticleDole helps revive Haiti banana trade
Company providing technical support to initiative aimed at developing large-scale banana production in Caribbean country
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ArticleWalmart reports disappointing Q2
Despite higher profits and revenue in the second quarter, results were not as expected, as consumer spending fell
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ArticleRail boost for Hunts Point Market
Multi-million dollar federal grant will ensure that New York’s wholesale market has the tools and infrastructure to “compete and thrive”
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ArticleEating more produce 'could save trillions'
Coordinated efforts to increase fruit and vegetable intake in the US could result in a substantial saving on annual medical costs