All articles by Maura Maxwell – Page 214
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ArticleCamposol reveals blueberry ambitions
A three-year investment plan will take the company’s acreage to 2,000ha
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ArticleUSDA approves Miami cold treatment centre
Fruit and vegetable imports from Latin America are set to rise now that the technology has been officially sanctioned
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ArticleAsoex welcomes Chile strike resolution
Fruit exports back on track as public sector union reaches a new pay deal with the government
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ArticleBown demands action on strikes
The Asoex president said the walkout was causing a loss of confidence in Chilean companies amongst overseas buyers
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ArticlePeruvian grapes head for Miami
The consignment is part of a pilot project to allow cold treated fruit from Peru and Chile directly into southern Florida ports
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ArticleFirst Chile-bound vessel leaves Philadelphia
The departure marks the unofficial start of the 2013/14 Chilean export campaign
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ArticleChile kicks off China road show
A convoy of Chilean blueberry and cherry-branded cars will visit several cities
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ArticleChile inks deal with TMall.com
A new promotional campaign for blueberries and cherries will reach TMall.com’s 180m users ahead of the Chinese New Year
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ArticleAgroban to make Chinese debut
A trial to supply a state-owned Chinese distributor will allow the organisation to access the market directly
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ArticleChiquita ordered to release records
The marketer has lost the latest round of a lawsuit to prevent the release of documents relating to payments to a terrorist group in Colombia
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ArticleVirus hits Spanish courgettes
The Tomato Leaf Curl New Delhi Virus is cutting a swathe through Almerian production and causing prices to rocket
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ArticleOrganic winter grapes head for US
Awe Sum Organics to offer organic seedless red and green varieties during the winter months
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ArticleChile chases Chinese prune sales
The Latin American country is preparing for its first prune promotion in the Chinese market
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ArticleChina mulls Mexican berry imports
Chinese authorities are sending a technical team to analyse the Latin American country's berry industry
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ArticleStrong growth for Peruvian exports
Agap says shipments could rise by as much as 20 per cent in 2013
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ArticleWashington apple volumes dip
The industry is still anticipating a good-sized export crop despite the lower forecast
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ArticleEcuador banana acreage shrinks
Rising production costs and falling demand on global markets behind the drop
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ArticleCA gears up for new melon campaign
An early exit from Brazil will leave the market clear for the first arrivals from Honduras and Costa Rica