All United States articles – Page 119
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ArticleStable opening quarter for Del Monte
Fresh produce giant sees growth in net sales for first quarter of 2018, while net income dips
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ArticleSeald Sweet expands Mexican grape deal
Company said it does not expect any significant shortfalls in spite of production issues
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ArticleNew grapes to vie with Thompson and Crimson in Greece
British breeder and grower Jupiter Marketing joins forces with Grapa Varieties to grow new late-season varieties
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ArticleBayer sets price on sale of veg seeds business to BASF
Forced asset sale satisfies conditions set out by EU for clearance of Bayer’s acquisition of Monsanto
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ArticleFirst fresh lemons from Argentina to US
After 17 years and an accusatory battle, Argentine lemons have regained access to the US under a capped deal
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ArticleSeald Sweet's Mexican grape hire
Rob Anderholt has taken up the role of west coast divisional sales manager
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ArticleZumex expands international presence
The company recently opened a new sales office in Germany, its fifth overseas division
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ArticleFresh produce cargo soars at Oakland
Fruit and vegetable shipments have jumped 36 per cent in the past four years
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ArticleChiquita unveils new-look European campaign
The marketer’s latest multi-channel campaign will be tailored to different markets
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ArticleCalifornia cherry crop down
Forecast suggests volumes will be almost 60 per cent lower than last season
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ArticleRSA optimistic ahead of new US citrus campaign
SCSA heralds positive outlook as outgoing chairman Johan Mouton is replaced by Boet Mouton
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ArticleSun World goes solar
California-based table-grape grower Sun World International plans to install solar panels at four new ranches
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ArticleWorld garlic market ‘set for steady growth’
Government assistance and varietal development to contribute to rising production in coming years, as China remains the dominant global player
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ArticleWest Pak offers Avo-Opportunities
Avocado grower-shipper redesigns its online presence as part of company-wide campaign
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ArticleSeatrade signs deal with Hapag-Lloyd
Seatrade and its affiliate StreamLines have struck an agreement with Hapag-Lloyd to offer weekly services from North America’s East Coast to Europe
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ArticleSupermarkets 'failing to tackle food waste'
Food retailers in the US are generally not matching the efforts of supermarket chains in Europe, new report finds
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ArticleHolt signs up to blockchain trial
Holt teams up with Maersk and IBM to boost productivity at Packer Avenue Marine Terminal
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ArticleOakland's agri-exports soar
Overseas demand for US farm products has driven a big increase since 2013
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ArticleCitromax kicks off Argentine lemon
Group announces major investment in South American facilities to prepare for re-entry into US market
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ArticleAvos top 'Clean 15' list
The avocado is ranked as the fresh fruit or vegetable least likely to be contaminated with pesticides in this year’s EWG guide