All United States articles – Page 191
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ArticleDriscoll’s beefs up Portuguese division
Berry marketer aims to make Portugal its main source of blueberries for EMEA markets
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ArticleChilean season still on track
Asoex says shipments to US still set to rise by 5-7 per cent despite long-running port dispute
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ArticleDel Monte bounces back in 2014
Group moves on from 2013 loss by recording full-year net income of US$142.4m
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ArticleFrost sight set on driving growth
CEO of leading fresh produce software firm Linkfresh relocates to California as part of global expansion bid
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ArticleSun Pacific exports halved
Sun Pacific president has said the US West Coast port slowdowns have been a “disaster” for the citrus industry
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ArticleSocial responsibility alliance formed
Mexican and US fresh produce associations form what has been described as an unprecedented alliance on social responsibility
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ArticleDole CEO faces trial over 2013 privatisation
Judge satisfied that the transaction requires further scrutiny
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ArticleObama moves to resolve port dispute
The White House has announced that US labor secretary Tom Perez will help broker a deal in the US West Coast Port Dispute
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ArticleGM apples approved for commercial planting
Arctic comes in from the cold after US prepares to grant OSF licence to grow non-browning Golden Delicious and Granny Smith
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ArticleMango industry to vote on NMB future
Research shows that every dollar spent on NMB programmes and campaigns generated a return of US$11.16 for the industry
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ArticleDemand spikes for NZ avocados in US
North American market presents release valve for leading exporter Avanza, following delicate Australian market
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ArticleGiumarra ready for watermelon boom
Mexican-grown watermelons will boast Sesame Street Eat Brighter! artwork
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ArticlePort shutdown heightens Chilean concerns
With three US-bound vessels carrying a total of 1.8m cartons of Chilean fruit, Asoex fears multimillion dollar losses for the industry
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ArticleWestern Growers appeals to Obama on port dispute
Head of California and Arizona growers group urges President Obama to step in as West Coast ports dispute approaches crisis levels
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ArticleFrench topfruit gains US access
Following lengthy bilateral negotiations, French apples and pears are now permitted to enter the US, albeit under ultra-tight controls
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ArticleLil Snappers pink combo bag unveiled
The bag contains Pink Lady apples and Cara Cara Navels and is the latest joint offering from Stemilt and Sunkist for children
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ArticleChilean fears grow over mounting US port crisis
Looming shutdown of Pacific ports at height of the season will cause huge disruption, warns Asoex
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ArticleUSDA steps up citrus greening fight
US$30m in funding will go towards 30 projects aimed at fighting the deadly citrus greening disease
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ArticleGourmet Trading launches biodynamic blues
Company says the blueberries, sourced from Chile, are targeted at environmentally aware consumers
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ArticlePort shutdowns costing US citrus industry
The Californian citrus industry has said its lost US$500m in exports as a result of US West Coast port shutdowns