All United States articles – Page 282
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ArticleNMB expands marketing programme
Increased member funding will see mango board place greater efforts on consumer, retail and foodservice promotions as well as research
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ArticleDel Monte in new avo pulp offering
Group offers US consumers convenient packs of four avocado pulp cups
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ArticleEurope shows its sweet tooth
Sweet potatoes are bucking the trend as a US-grown fresh product making waves across the Atlantic
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ArticleAyco launches greenhouse range
Year-round programme of greenhouse-grown produce includes conventional items from Mexico plus organics from Europe and Israel
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ArticleUS Rivermaid-Wespak merge
Rivermaid Trading Company and Wespak Sales will merge operations to become one of the larger grower-shippers of tree fruit in California
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ArticleJourney continues for European Flavors
After making an appearance at World Food Moscow, the promotional campaign moves on to the US
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ArticlePort of LA gains deepening approval
Final funding approval for US$7.5m has been granted by the Los Angeles Harbor Commission to complete deepening
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ArticleAnalyst talks up multinationals
Chiquita and Fresh Del Monte said to be in stronger commercial position following recent improvement in banana business
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ArticleFresh & Easy gets Clarke backing
Tesco CEO tells World Retail Congress that the group's US operation continues to "grow nicely"
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ArticleFoodLink signs deal with Ahold US
Fresh food network becomes definitive online buying platform for all fresh produce purchasing across some 750 outlets
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ArticleEurope hungry for US sweet potatoes
Export shipments have soared over the past decade, according to figures published by the USDA's Foreign Agricultural Service
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ArticleFruit and veg eaters are S as in Slim
Ninth F as in Fat report shows US citizens are healthiest in the states where they eat most fresh produce
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ArticleMcDonald's explores fruit and veg options
Fast food colossus to introduce calorie counts next week and hold menu tests for fresh produce in 2013
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ArticleDole sells Asian fresh division to Itochu
Japanese group now controls rights to Dole trademark on fresh produce sold in Asian markets as well as Australia and New Zealand
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ArticleUSDA recognises grape moth programme
Key stakeholders in the Cooperative European Grapevine Moth programme are handed a USDA award
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ArticleNew import body launched in US
Stakeholders involved in the import and distribution of produce into the US are jointly working to overcome new trading challenges
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ArticleReady Pac salads engage children
New Disney-themed Cool Cuts salads and mini-meals from Ready Pac include fruit and vegetables in every pack
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ArticleIncrease forecasted for US navels
The US citrus crop is predicted to be up on last season while sizing will likely be down marginally on the five-year average, according to a USDA report
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ArticleDole partners with Hy-Vee on health
Local US retailer teams up with fresh produce multinational to improve school lunch options for Iowa students
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ArticleItochu to buy Dole's Asian fresh business
Japanese trading group reportedly ready to invest US$1.7bn to acquire Dole divisions, including global packaged goods arm