All Honduras articles – Page 5
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ArticleHonduras coup provokes concern
With Honduras’ grapefruit deal due to begin shortly, European importers are waiting to see how events develop following the recent coup
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ArticleHonduran exports unaffected by coup
Fresh produce trade has continued as normal following the ousting of the Honduran leader Manuel Zelaya
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ArticleDole operations unaffected by quake
The Honduran earthquake that forced the closure of the Puerto Cortes port has not affected the company's banana exports
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ArticleMaersk enhances South Atlantic service
The shipping group has broadened its South Atlantic coverage by adding calls to US ports of Savannah and Wilmington
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ArticleMelon oversupply predicted for spring
A prolonged rainy season in Central America could lead to an oversupply of melons in March as growers work to make up the shortfall
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ArticleRijk Zwaan hails Caribbean success
The group has lauded the development of its Caribbean melon variety just four years after initial testing
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ArticleHonduras hit by tropical storm
Expected damage to crops in Honduras following tropical depression and subsequent floods could increase food shortages in the region
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ArticleUS re-opens doors to Honduran melons
After finding no evidence of salmonella contamination, Montelibano has received the green light to resume exports to the US
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ArticleHonduras maps out grapefruit trade
The Central American nation is anticipating a strong grapefruit marketing season in Europe this year
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ArticleWhat price food safety?
The FDA has once agin been found wanting following the recent salmonella scare
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Honduras lobbies US to lift melon alert
Growers could lose large numbers of melons if ban remains in place
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ArticleHonduran growers back Agrolibano
Agrolibano has called for Honduran growers to rally round it following accusations of tainted melons
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WTO backs Ecuador in EU banana tariff battle
Bonita Europe calls ruling a "ratification" of dollar suppliers' position but a spokesman for the European Commission says it will consider launching a further appeal against the panel's "purely formalistic approach"
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