All United States articles – Page 394
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ArticleAtlantic partnership for shipping groups
The Grand Alliance has teamed with Hamburg Süd to address declining transatlantic volumes
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ArticleOppenheimer unveils domestic citrus deal
The Vancouver-based group is to expand its citrus category with California-grown fruit from May onwards
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ArticleUnited Fresh hands out product awards
The group announced the winners of its inaugural New Product Awards competition at its annual convention
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ArticleFresh & Easy expansion continues
Tesco is bucking the economic trend by opening its 64th store in Corona, southern California
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ArticleCal Giant takes on Lance Armstrong
The California berry supplier’s cycling team is racing the hilly five-day stage race in Silver City, New Mexic
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ArticleChallenging Q1 for Fresh Del Monte
US group hit by severe weather conditions in key production areas, soaring costs and a poor performance in its melon category
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ArticleFDA issues alfalfa sprout warning
Six states have reported cases of Salmonella Saintpaul poisoning that is being linked to raw alfalfa sprouts
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ArticleCalifornian growers to take Zespri to court
Californian kiwifruit growers are taking the New Zealand kiwifruit group to court over Gold variety commercial underperformance
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ArticleUnited Fresh launches Issues Scan 2009
The second edition of a study looking at consumer trends has been released at United Fresh 2009
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ArticleMango exports hit by economic downturn
Indian mango exports to the US are expected to fall this year, according to an industry official
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ArticleUSDA to conduct organic survey
The first widespread study of organic farming in the US will take place during May and June
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ArticleNatureSeal expands east
Fresh-cut treatment company NatureSeal is extending marketing plans to the Asia-Pacific region
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ArticleDole case dismissed after 'lawyer misconduct'
A California judge has sided with Dole in a case involving two purported Nicaraguan banana workers
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ArticleStemilt's stonefruit gets organic approval
The US producer has had its peach and nectarine crops certified as 100 per cent organic by the United States Department of Agriculture
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ArticleFull-year loss for Supervalu
The US retailer saw net sales hit US$10.8bn for the fourth quarter of 2008/09, with a net loss of US$201m
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ArticleUnited Fresh to form sustainability centre
A facility designed to help fresh produce companies enhance their businesses will be funded by Bayer CropScience
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ArticleUS safety expert joins GlobalGAP board
Jorge Hernandez expected to bring "wealth of food safety experience" to international certification body
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ArticleCHEP ties up two fresh contracts
Two US producers have signed supply deals with pallet and container pooling service provider CHEP
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ArticleMexican grapes to hit US market in May
Shipped volumes of Sonora grapes are set to fall and exports are expected to meet with stiff competition in the US
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ArticleSeeking the upside in a downturn
With the US recession likely to prevail until the third quarter, the produce industry must respond to new consumer requirements by providing unique value, says Nancy Tucker of the PMA