All Argentina articles – Page 16
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ArticleOliver heads up Food Revolution day
Schools, friends and families urged to share foodie experiences on 15 May, as petition seeks compulsory food education
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ArticleArgentina sends first pears to China
Three containers carrying 63 tonnes departed from the Port of San Antonio Este on Monday
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ArticleUK exotics in good health
The ready-to-eat sector is driving mango growth, while better-quality figs, papaya and persimmon could see them move into the mainstream
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ArticleSlow start for Chilean apples
High stocks are stalling demand in the European market this season
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ArticleArgentine topfruit China-bound
Trial shipment heralds imminent opening of Chinese market for Argentine apples and pear exporters
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ArticleBrazil could end Argentine topfruit ban
Decision due “imminently” after inspection of production areas by Brazilian officials
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ArticleArgentine doctors call for Monsanto ban
Members of medical union Fesprosa cite WHO declaration that chemicals in best-selling Roundup herbicide are “likely carcinogenic”
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ArticleSH citrus exports to remain flat in 2015
Ongoing competitiveness issues in Argentina mean bigger crop will not result in significant increase in exports
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ArticleFall Creek beefs up LatAm sales team
Jeff Ford, formerly of Inabata Foods, will manage sales and grower support for established and emerging blueberry growing regions
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ArticleBrazil bans Argentine top fruit imports
The suspension, effective immediately, is the latest hammer blow for Argentine shippers
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ArticleAll Lemon forecasts delayed harvest
Argentina's quality seal for exported lemons has forecast a large crop this season, though damaging rains in key production areas have cut off some growers from their crops
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ArticleRain hampers Argentine lemon campaign
Together with the residual effects from the 2013 freeze and currency devaluations in Europe and Russia, 2015 is set to be a challenging year
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ArticleAwe Sum kicks off Argentine pear season
Company says full programme of organic pears will be available in spite of production and labour issues
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ArticleStrong season for Argentine blues
Country dominated early season Southern Hemisphere window in 2014
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ArticleArgentine topfruit “in crisis”
Río Negro’s apple and pear industry faces losses of US$83m for present season if present market conditions continue, report warns
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ArticleAll Lemon anticipates higher crop
Argentinean lemon harvest is set to climb on 2014, although volumes will still fall below what is considered a normal crop
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ArticleSH anticipates topfruit growth
WAPA has released the forecasts for Southern Hemisphere apple and pear production, with both expected to rise by 5 per cent
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ArticleArgentine strike called off
Work has resumed as negotiations to resolve pay dispute continue
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ArticleStrike threatens Argentine top fruit exports
Walkout by packhouse workers is latest setback for industry facing one of its most challenging seasons of recent years
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ArticleNew lemon campaign targets consumers
Berlin will serve as the launch pad for All Lemon’s online consumer campaign, Think Lemon