All United States articles – Page 299
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ArticleEfficiency is the priority for MAF Roda
Packing machinery leader is determined to aid fresh produce packers by cutting costs through innovative technology
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ArticleUnited quizzes presidential candidates
Campaign season is here in the US, with the presidential election set for 6 November, and for many of those in the fresh produce industry the day cannot come soon enough
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ArticleFinding a way through the chaos
When you consider the pace of change taking place within our trade, describing the state of the fresh produce industry as chaotic is clearly not an exaggeration
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ArticleTurbana debuts exotics range
The banana supplier demonstrates its strength as a solution provider to retailers by expanding its product basket
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ArticleMendoza achieves US market access
Despite the removal of phytosanitary barriers, the produce trade with the US is likely to remain limited due to cost challenges in Argentina
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ArticleCalifornia citrus receives research funding
California’s citrus industry has given its thanks after securing US$9m in government funding for research efforts
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ArticleFDA misses FSMA re-registration deadline
The forms for the registration renewal of food facilities are not yet available although the process was due to start on 1 October
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ArticleHalf of EU fresh produce 'wasted'
A new report from the Food and Agriculture Organisation finds that losses mainly occur in the production process
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ArticleUS trade reps lobby for tomato u-turn
US businesses will attempt to convince Washington DC officials to overturn their decision to end the Mexico tomato trade deal
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ArticlePMA collaborates with Western Growers
The partnership will work to identify and prioritise strategies and actions in order to enhance food safety for members
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ArticleBoeing forecasts air cargo growth
World Air Cargo Forecast predicts increase in global airfreight of over 5 per cent each year during the next two decades
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ArticleSalad bars set for Californian schools
United Fresh Foundation kicks off the Let's Move Salad Bars to California Schools campaign
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ArticleChiquita appoints new chief executive
Diversey president and chief executive officer Edward Lonergan is to replace the outgoing Fernando Aguirre on 8 October
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Purfresh maintains Cleantech 100 status
Active atmosphere and supply chain management technology group recognised by Cleantech for the fourth year running
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ArticlePeapod increases store presence
Ahold's online US grocer has opened over 100 virtual stores at train stations in major cities
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ArticlePort of LA picks up award
Lloyd's List hands its global environmental award to the US port in honour of emission reduction leadership
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ArticleThird lease extension for NYC market
The largest wholesale produce market in the world could still remain in New York City as merchants continue to negotiate with officials
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ArticleOngoing battle for Florida citrus growers
The state's citrus producers are facing the 'highest production costs in history', according to citrus economist Dr Ron Muraro
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ArticleUS “to end” Mexico tomato deal
US Department of Commerce makes preliminary decision to terminate the pricing accord for Mexican tomatoes sold in the US
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ArticleDragon fruit value soars
The value of dragon fruit exports from Vietnam to the US have risen so far this year, and shipments there are expected to continue to grow