Published: Feb 14, 2016

At Fruit Logistica, Levarht introduced the special Taste line for its Foodservice customers. "With our Taste line, Levarht will be able to cover the Foodservice's needs when it comes to specialties

Published: Feb 14, 2016

With 90% of production for Sutherland Produce being exported out of North America, the company will continue the expansion of its network of growers in 2016 with production in California set to start by mid-April of this year

Published: Feb 14, 2016

The health benefits of raw milk have been widely documented. Yet in many states, farmers and retail stores can’t sell it, and consumers can’t buy it.

Published: Feb 04, 2016

Good news for farmers. Now they can market their fruit in the domestic market without having to send them to the packers. Thus, producers will be able to send their pears and apples directly to the consumer, without any intermediaries.

Published: Feb 04, 2016

Last year, the Association of Cooperatives of Extremadura (Acopaex) exported to the United States 15 percent more than in the previous year; a trend that is expected to continue in 2016.

Published: Feb 04, 2016

“Our strength is the direct import from Turkey,” states Ruhi Yavuzs the CEO from Yavuz at the wholesale center in Frankfurt am Main. “We carry a wide range of fresh products and through the years we developed into the largest distributor and importer of T

Published: Feb 04, 2016

A senior U.S. official said on Tuesday 2 January, that U.S. companies should be treated the same as their European counterparts in South Africa.

Published: Feb 04, 2016

On Tuesday 2 February, Pakistan International Airlines (PIA) flight operations shut down across the country, causing concern for fruit and vegetable exporters over the future of their exports.

Published: Feb 04, 2016

According to the latest figures published by the European Commission Wednesday 27 January, the value of EU agri-food exports in November 2015 amounted to €10.9 billion

Published: Feb 04, 2016

The Commission for the Promotion of Peruvian Exports and Tourism (PromPeru) will participate in the 2016 Fruit Logistica along with a group of companies from the Peruvian agricultural sector to promote national exports of fresh fruits and vegetables.

Published: Feb 04, 2016

Wet weather in New Zealand and bush fires in Western Australia led to an avocado season shortage and subsequently an increase in prices, reports dailymail.co.uk.

Published: Feb 04, 2016

The State Government of Bhubaneswar plans to achieve self-sufficiency in onion production this year by encouraging farmers to take up late production of the commodity.

Published: Feb 04, 2016

China sees potatoes as a promising staple food to ensure food security, yet their ambitions have been held back by waste water discharged by potato processing plants, which has been blamed for polluting rivers and lakes.

Published: Feb 04, 2016

Though still the American market’s most popular potato variety, russet potatoes have dipped in popularity in recent years, says one of the country’s leading potato growers.

Published: Feb 04, 2016

On the outdoor grown vegetable market there is currently a difference between the imported product and the Dutch product, says Kees van den Bosch from the outdoor vegetable company Freeland.

Published: Feb 04, 2016

In recent years, following its strategic planning, Camposol has been investing heavily in its specialisation in fresh foods, as well as in the diversification of the company's portfolio of products and customers.

Published: Feb 04, 2016

Last year's Egyptian potato crop was large, and the abundance of supply made it difficult for growers to unload a lot of their product. This year, the crop is expected to be significantly smaller, and though that will make for better domestic prices, expo

Published: Feb 04, 2016

There is a 40 to 50 percent jump in California clementine and mandarin production this year compared to last, with a bulk of inventory coming from California’s Tulare and Kern counties.

Published: Feb 04, 2016

The Fundación ExportAr (Argentina) has published a report on Europe's fruit and vegetable sector that covers trends, demand, competition, requirements and distribution channels in the European market for fruit and vegetables.

Published: Feb 04, 2016

Global shortages aren't letting up as Argentina begins shipping new crop garlic. Short supply in major production areas around the world led to a jump in price late last year, and with demand expected to rise slightly next week, prices could go higher.