All articles by Maura Maxwell – Page 212
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ArticleUS amends treatment protocol for Chilean blues
Consigments can now be fumigated on arrival following the recent discovery of European Grapevine moth
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ArticleStrong start for Peruvian mango deal
Volume expected to climb from mid-January, according to Kingston Fresh
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Batcha appointed new CEO at OTA
She has worked at the association in multiple roles for past six years
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Almeria’s green revolution gathers pace
Proposed new law will make biological pest control methods obligatory in greenhouses
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HAB hails success of marketing efforts
Five-year review concludes that industry-wide campaigns have increased demand and boosted grower returns
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ArticlePeruvian blueberry exports soar
Planted area forecast to rise significantly in the next three years
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ArticleCalifornia Giant boosts blueberry offer
New plantings in North and South America behind production increase
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ArticleIndonesia raises produce import quotas
Move comes in response to inflationary pressure caused by strong local demand
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ArticleMexico casts export net wider
Persian limes and grapefruit are amongst the products that could gain access to new markets in 2014
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ArticleIndia mulls port expansion
Five projects under review would add much-needed capacity at some of the country’s biggest ports
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ArticleUS approves avocado imports from Spain
Fruit that complies with phytosanitary conditions will be allowed entry from 30 January
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ArticleEco-labels benefit from GM labelling row
US sales of certified eco-labelled products are soaring because of growing consumer interest in food origins
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ArticlePeru eyes greater export role
International trade offices to play crucial role in promoting non-traditional exports
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US mulls Moroccan blueberry imports
Shipments of small quantities pose no risk to domestic production according to Aphis
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ArticleChile gains further tariff exemptions in Asia
From 1 January, exporters can ship hundreds of products to South Korea and Japan tariff-free
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ArticleNY market reaches deal to stay at Hunts Point
The produce market will remain at its existing site for at least the next seven years under terms of a new agreement
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ArticleAmazon Fresh expands to San Francisco
This is third city for the web giant’s grocery delivery service
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ArticleAussie grapes win South Korea access
Annual shipments could reach 10,000 tonnes in the next three to five years
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ArticleFirst European pears hit US retail shelves
European Flavors aiming to market around 1,000 tonnes of Italian fruits and vegetables in US East Coast by the end of the year