All United States articles – Page 371
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ArticleSolid crop forecast for Northwest cherries
After a cold and wet May, warmer weather in June is ramping up production of this year’s Northwest cherry crop
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ArticleUnited Fresh applauds US child health act
New child nutrition legislation in the US set to overhaul the quality of meals provided by schools and child care institutions
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ArticleMexican sweet limes eye US access
US Department of Agriculture seeks comment on draft pest risk analysis for import of sweet limes from Mexico
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ArticleHealthy foods plot recovery course
US health food sales predicted to improve modestly driven by categories like natural and organic foods including fruits and vegetables
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ArticleBroetje Orchards lands safety award
Apple grower-packer honoured with 2010 Chairman's Award from NCSI Americas in recognition of safety and social responsibility
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ArticleCoastline inaugurates new facility
US vegetable and salads distributor Coastline Produce has opened the doors to a new coldstore in California
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ArticleKorean oranges eye US market expansion
USDA seeks comment on amendments to regulations governing the import of citrus fruit from the Republic of Korea
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ArticleFlorida’s citrus greening spend to increase
Florida Citrus Commission votes to increase spending on citrus greening research, with the funding source a point of contention
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ArticleFunding released to combat moth threat
An additional US$1.75m has been made available to halt the spread of the European grapevine moth in California
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ArticlePurshade protects Washington apples
Topfruit grower in US Pacific Northwest experiences 'significant decreases' in sunburn damage after adopting Purfresh product
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ArticleJoint venture brings events together
An agreement between Cesena Fiera and the PMA will see the exchange of information from Macfrut and the Fresh Summit
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ArticlePesticide found on US cherries
Almost six tonnes of cherries shipped from the US to Taiwan have been found to contain small traces of the pesticide malathion
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ArticleWalmart outlines future strategies
CEO Mike Duke sets about turning Walmart into a truly global company as part of a new plan to create 500,000 jobs worldwide by 2015
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Aldi to open up in NYC
The discounter is set to open its first store in New York City, in the US, where its presence has grown rapidly since 2008
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Low tariffs contribute to US deficit
A new report has blamed a disparity in tariffs for the widening gulf between imports and exports of US fresh produce
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ArticleWal-Mart approves share programme
International retail giant to repurchase US$15bn of its shares, in a bid to return value to its shareholders
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ArticleCalifornian cherry shipments ramp up
With a late start to the season and impressive volumes already packed, this year could be a record breaker for Californian cherries
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ArticleUS considers Panamanian peppers
Bell peppers from Panama could enter the US without treatment under new guidelines being proposed
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ArticleNew apple variety for Giumarra
The Washington State group has expanded its line-up of New Zealand apples with the disease-resistant Divine variety
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ArticleOppenheimer expands import team
New Tampa-based sales representative will focus initially on handling imported kiwifruit, apples and pears, as well as Oregon cherries