All United States articles – Page 261
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ArticleCitrus marketing hearing scheduled
USDA revels it will hold a public meeting in April to discuss changes to the marketing order for Florida-grown citrus
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ArticleWP Rawl adds to Nature's Greens range
Group expands organic line by launching a new kale bag in the US
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ArticleSupervalu cuts workforce as 'rebuild' continues
Group to eliminate 1,100 current and open jobs as it continues to reshape its operations
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ArticleUS Trade Representative departs
Ron Kirk leaves after four years in office, with his deputy Demetrios Marantis assuming his role at present
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ArticleNaturipe integrates operations
Group and affiliate combines to enhance the service it offers to clients, providing a 'total berry solution' direct from growers
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ArticleOppy opts for Dyer
The North American importer has called on Christopher Dyer to become its business development representative
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ArticleMexico eyes grapefruit deal in US
Grapefruit suppliers in Mexico look to build export programme to the US under new irradiation protocol
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ArticleValue-added category grows 10 per cent
US demand for convenience items within the fresh space has grown, and the value-added fruit category has benefited
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ArticleDole plans to 'peel the love'
The banana giant has just kicked off a new marketing campaign aiming to stress the fun aspects of the fruit
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ArticleKingston appoints vp for business development
Experienced industry veteran Nick Proia will focus on generating new business and strengthening relationships
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ArticleCautious start for SH citrus imports
Uncertainty about California’s bumper crop is complicating expectations for Southern Hemisphere arrivals
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ArticleDole to appeal banana cartel fine
€45.6m fine imposed by the EC in 2008 has been upheld by the EU General Court
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ArticleDel Monte fine reduced
Fruit producer sees €6.5m (US$8.4m) cut from EU fine for price rigging, while Dole's original fine is upheld
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ArticleUS brings WTO challenge against Indonesia
Following failed consultations, US trade representatives request a WTO panel investigate Indonesian trade restrictions
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ArticleLA container volumes rise in February
Port of Los Angeles sees overall volumes rise 17 per cent on the same month of 2012
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ArticleQuarterly losses widen at Chiquita
European currency and lower salad retail sales impact on fourth quarter result, reflecting challenges faced throughout 2012
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ArticleMexican mangoes start slowly
Imports into the US market could exceed 58m cartons for the third consecutive year despite slow season start
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ArticleHorizon shifts service to Philly
Horizon Lines will move its Northeast Port of Call to Philadelphia from Elizabeth next month
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ArticleStewart joins Prime Harvest
Former WesPak president to lead expansion at Californian-based company
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ArticleGlobal giants still revenue raisers
The world’s largest retailers have bucked the economic downturn and continued to enjoy a rise in revenue, according to Deloitte