All North America articles – Page 61
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ArticleUS potato exports show signs of recovery
Fresh potato exports from US remain behind 2019 record levels, with signs of improvement on the horizon
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ArticleAFM ready for Taco Tip Off
Promotional campaign offers basketball fans cooking inspiration and savings
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ArticleVirtual marketing takes centre stage
California Prune Board marketing teams find new ways to promote product as pandemic thwarts trade show travel
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ArticleHazel Tech appoints marketing VP
Group welcomes Kellen Stailey Martin, an industry leader with over 15 years of experience
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ArticleTrans-pacific fruit partnership
New agreement will facilitate the exchange of tropical fruit research between Australia and the US
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ArticleDriscoll's adopts sweetness tech solution
Integration of Consumer Physics technology into quality inspection process rewards growers who harvest the most flavourful berries
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ArticleFruitnet launches new global digital events
The three new events are targeted at key growth categories in the fresh produce business: avocados, citrus and grapes
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ArticleDole and Total Produce announce merger plan
Deal will create the world's largest fresh fruit and vegetable company, with combined annual sales of almost US$10bn
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ArticlePeruvian grapes off to flying start
As of week 5, Peru had shipped 48m cartons of grapes, an increase of 12m compared to the year-earlier period
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ArticleUSDA forecasts dip in net farmer income
Government agency predicts net income for US farmers to drop by almost US$10bn in 2021
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ArticleNew strawberry varieties from UC Davis
UCD Finn and UCD Mojo are the two latest varieties from the prolific breeding programme
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PodcastsFruitbox 54 Tom Stenzel, United Fresh
United Fresh president tells Fruitnet he is optimistic of return to 'art of disagreement', rather than 'art of the deal'
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ArticleCovid sparks big swings in fruit and veg intake
Pandemic has resulted in major changes to diet and lifestyle, with fresh produce consumption both increasing and decreasing dramatically
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ArticleFPAA welcomes ITC blueberry decision
It said the decision will help the negotiations for the US Mexico Canada Agreement move forward
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ArticleUSITC rules on US blueberry imports
US International Trade Commission determines blueberry imports are not increasing enough to cause serious injury to the domestic industry
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ArticleRijk Zwaan discusses cucumber research
Meetings with North American cucumber partners cover consumer preferences and shelf-life
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ArticleIranians hope for fresh start
Despite continuing US sanctions, restricted imports and the Covid-19 crisis, hope is returning in Iran since the defeat of Donald Trump
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ArticleHazel Tech to host stonefruit event
Stone Fruit Quality Summit will feature discussion of the latest research and feature talks from industry leaders
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ArticleNew Zealanders encouraged to eat passionfruit
Limited and costly airfreight see influx of New Zealand grown passionfruit on the domestic market
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Article"Cautious optimism" for Florida oranges
USDA forecast pushes volumes up slightly, coming as welcome news for growers