All United States articles – Page 143
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ArticleMixed quarter for Del Monte
While the group hit key objectives, it also faced "a number of headwinds" that ultimately resulted in a net income fall
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ArticleShortage sends avo prices soaring
Production issues in Mexico, Peru and California means supply will remain tight for the coming weeks
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ArticleGiumarra kicks off Mexican grape season
Proprietary varieties grown in grown in Hermosillo dominate the importer-distributor's Mexican grape campaign
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ArticleUS confirms end of Argentine lemon ban
The USDA has announced that the new Argentine lemon rule will take effect on 26 May
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ArticleRSA citrus growers gear up for US campaign
With production up across the board, a full consumer marketing campaign programme is planned for the summer months
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ArticlePret like-for-like sales rise 4.8 per cent
Food-to-go chain has recorded its 12th consecutive year of growth and is to continue its global expansion plan
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ArticleTrump upbeat about Argentine lemon outlook
US president’s comments signal an imminent end to the veto as he praises Macri for his economic reforms
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ArticleChile kicks off 2017 citrus campaign
The first shipment of clementines is heading for the US market
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ArticleDole files for IPO
US-based fresh produce giant files to go public four years after David Murdock took the group private
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ArticleMacri to press Trump on lemon ban
Argentine producers hope a meeting between the US and Argentine premiers could bring an end to the long running dispute
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ArticleMetis stonefruit brand unveils official UK launch
Coregeo adds another brand to its stable with deal to market four varieties of European-grown plumcot Metis in the UK
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ArticleUnited Fresh welcomes Perdue nomination
US Department of Agriculture has been "without a leader for too long", the organisation says
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ArticleChilean mandarins on the up
Exports projected to increase 26 per cent in 2017, says Chilean Citrus Committee
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ArticleSouthern Produce Distributors mourns loss of CEO
Sweet potato specialist's president and chief executive Stewart Precythe died last week aged 68
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ArticleHelloFresh is fastest-growing company in Europe
Berlin-based meal kit delivery service tops FT1000 list following impressive growth in several European markets
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ArticleUS pear growers vote to maintain status quo
Established in 1939, pears have the longest continuously running marketing order in the US produce industry
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ArticleUS, Australia sign food safety agreement
New bilateral food safety agreement a win for Australian exporters
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ArticleTHE Alliance now calling at Philadelphia
New service provides additional options for containerised cargo shipments to and from northern Europe
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ArticleHealthy growth in US organics market
2016 count of certified organic operations shows a 13 per cent increase in the number of certified farms