All United States articles – Page 376
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ArticleFurther pest issues for California
Just as a quarantine period comes to an end in Spring Valley, a new discovery of Asian citrus psyllids in Santa Ana has been revealed
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ArticlePandol Bros expands packing facility
The US company doubles the size of its packing and coldstorage facility to meet growing demand
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Fresh Del Monte's credit rating raised
US-based fresh produce giant sees its Standard & Poor's rating boosted from BB- to BB
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ArticleWashington apple volumes set to fall
A new forecast by the US Apple Association has pegged the 2009/10 crop at 132m boxes, down 4 per cent on 2008/09
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ArticleTanimura expands Canadian sales team
The California-based group is looking to support its Canadian customers via strong local representatives
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ArticlePBH gears up for major marketing month
The Produce for Better Health Foundation's National Fruits & Veggies-More Matters Month is taking place in September this year
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ArticleCherry shipments remain high
The northwest cherry season is drawing to a close with shipments still well ahead of the figures recorded last year
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ArticleUSDA advert warns of pest threat
The group has released a television campaign to raise awareness of the threat of invasive pests on the state's fresh produce industry
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ArticlePBH joins Dole Fruit Bowl challenge
The foundation is one of five non-profit organisations that could benefit from Dole's Bowl-A-Day Challenge
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ArticleNew members for citrus commission
A number of new appointments have been made at the Florida Citrus Commission
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ArticleDole Food Company to go public again
World's largest fresh produce company announces plans to raise US$500m by listing on the New York Stock Exchange
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ArticleINTTRA reports container demand growth
The group has seen orders rise to nearly 300,000 per week in the first-half of 2009
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ArticleChiquita posts Q2 profit increase
The group recorded a good set of bottom-line results despite falling net sales, the best overall quarterly performance for a decade
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ArticleSecond-quarter sales dip for Wal-Mart
The world's largest retailer has reported that US sales increased but international sales fell during the second-quarter of the year
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ArticleIndustry veteran to leave Monsanto
The group has announced that executive vice-president and CFO Terry Crews is to retire from the company this year
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ArticleChilean blues target North America
A new committee has been formed to drive greater sales and support existing markets for Chilean blueberries
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ArticleDole reveals salad bag redesign
The group's fresh vegetable subsidiary has unveiled its new packaging design ahead of an October category relaunch
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ArticleAmerican shipping services undergo changes
Changing marketing conditions have forced the hands of Alianca, CSAV and Hamburg Süd
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ArticleDole and Chiquita in Angolan talks
Companies have met with Angolan officials to discuss agricultural partnerships backed by US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton
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ArticleNew CFO for Chiquita
The group has appointed Michael Sims to replace the outgoing Jeffrey Zalla as chief financial officer