All United States articles – Page 72
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ArticleNew administrator for USDA Foreign Agricultural Service
Daniel Whitley oficially takes over the role after six months as acting administrator
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ArticleBrand refresh for Salix Fruits
Company said the new image reflected its journey towards creation of a global brand
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ArticleDoug Grant to leave Oppy
Executive vice-president and COO of Oppy announces retirement after 26-years at the company
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ArticleRetailers highlight Apeel lime impact
US retailers selling Apeel-treated limes unveil new metrics that show measurable impact on food waste
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ArticleShelly Hartmann named USHBC chair
Michigan blueberry grower succeeds Chris Barnhill of North Carolina
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ArticleVitaFresh Botanicals gain vegan certification
AgroFresh’s plant-based edible coatings have been approved for use on vegan products
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ArticleFTE accused of subverting industry rules in tomato spat
FPAA says Florida Tomato Exchange of pushing to undermine produce industry norms by redefining the term FOB
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ArticleOppy adopts Apeel for avos
Eco Farms label is now benefiting from Apeel's shelf-life extension technology
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ArticleHazel Tech to host apple quality summit
Industry leaders to talk about category trends, postharvest solutions and seasonal outlook at Friday’s virtual event
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ArticleCosmic Crisp lands snack award
Apple is named a Good Housekeeping Institute Healthy Snack Award Winner for the second year in a row
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ArticleCutrale wins sustainability gold
Juice giant has been awarded a gold score in sustainability for its orange farms in Brazil and the US
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ArticlePartnerships key to SCSA success
Summer Citrus from South Africa attributes its strong 2021 campaign to its strategic partnerships
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ArticleNCSPC celebrates 60th anniversary
The North Carolina SweetPotato Commission hit the milestone on 30 June
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ArticleNWCG launches Indian campaign
Pacific Northwest cherries to be sold via retail stores and e-commerce platforms over July and August
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ArticleJBT launches CoreTakr Flex
Robotic decoring solution for leafy greens can process 2,400 heads per hour
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ArticleNorthwest cherry growers battle heatwave
Fruit is being picked before dawn in bid to save cherry crops from the heat
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ArticleOppy offers pole-grown tomatoes
Group offers the last remaining pole-grown tomatoes in California under its Oceanside Pole label
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ArticleAgroFresh teams up with Know Hub Chile
Together, the two companies will offer natural post-harvest treatment for superficial scald in apples and pears
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ArticleD&H and Agricola Don Ricardo join Frutura
Newly formed fresh produce business headed by former The Wonderful Company president David Krause
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ArticleSlow start for Northwest cherries
Small sizing in some early varieties, fruit quality holds strong