All United States articles – Page 256
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ArticleUS opens up to Uruguay citrus
Twenty years of negotiations pay off for Uruguay's citrus growers
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ArticleFreshway eyes school market
Group introduces Power Packs for school fruit and vegetable programme participants
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ArticleSweet and sour for NW cherries
Estimate readjusted to 14.2m cartons, but industry remains hopeful of strong second half of the season
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ArticleDole invests in packhouse upgrades
Dole Chile puts forward US$20m for renovating and expanding its packhouses to improve efficiency
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ArticleHyundai Mipo secures Dole contract
South Korean shipbuilder awarded US$165m contract to build three container ships for US food giant
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ArticleUS hosts Indian trade delegation
45-member delegation held discussions aimed at boosting bilateral trade between the two countries
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ArticleScientist praises strawberry discovery
A wild strawberry found in Oregon could bring about a host of new varieties
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ArticleDrop in cargo volumes at LA
Port of Los Angeles releases its June cargo results, with volumes dropping 7.2 per cent year-on-year
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ArticleFlorida evidence of "devastating" HLB
As the state's citrus crop estimate falls 9 per cent below last year, Florida Citrus Mutual points to the impact of citrus greening disease
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ArticleUruguay deal pleases Seald Sweet
USDA's publication of a final rule on Uruguayan citrus entry into the US comes after decade-long struggle
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ArticleUS benchmarking survey launched
United Fresh sets up Wholesaler-Distributor Operations Benchmarking Survey to measure operational effectiveness
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ArticleKingston hires industry veteran
US fresh produce marketer hires Fran Torigian to fill the new role of director of product management
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Obama reveals broccoli preference
US president's revelation that broccoli is his favourite food is welcomed by the United Fresh Produce Association
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ArticleNW cherries down on estimate
'Less than optimal' June weather has cut the original northwest cherry crop estimate by 22 per cent
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ArticleAgricola Daniella gets green light
Shipper can once again export mangoes to the US after the FDA released it from an import alert
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ArticlePest research helps topfruit growers
Scientists have made a breakthrough in the battle against codling moths
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ArticleUS to grant access for Italian topfruit
Europe's leading apple and pear producer set to crack US market following inspections in Trentino and Emilia-Romagna
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ArticleUS school uses books to boost veg consumption
Research claims that children are more likely to consume fruit and veg if exposed to educational books
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ArticleRSA citrus heads to Philadelphia
South African citrus growers celebrate fourth of July with the arrival of the first conventional reefer vessel of the season in Philadelphia
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ArticleFrieda's adds finger limes to menu
Fresh produce innovator is now making organic finger limes available to consumers having supplied restaurants for several years