Published: Jun 10, 2015

Potato growers will have 18 months to two years before the West Australian industry is deregulated.

Published: Jun 10, 2015

In the last week, onion prices have had a strong increase as the kilo went from $8 to $14, i.e. 75 per cent increase. The reason for this sudden rise in prices is because the rains affected and reduced the stock of onions being grown in Bahia Blanca, the

Published: Jun 10, 2015

The US will soon import egg products from the Netherlands for use in commercial baking and processed foods due to the resulting shortage from the bird flu outbreak in the country.

Published: Jun 09, 2015

A visiting United States trade delegation, which is in the country on a rare trade visit, says it is impressed by the business opportunities in Zimbabwe and promised a follow-up visit next month for further talks.

Published: Jun 09, 2015

Fruits and vegetables in the Bulgarian market became cheaper in May compared to the previous month, according to data of the State Commission on Commodity Exchanges and Wholesale Markets.

Published: Jun 09, 2015

Tholen - Starting this year, real estate specialist WDP has been working together with The Greenery. They purchased The Greenery locations Barendrecht and Breda for 46 million Euro and invested 26 million Euro in the construction of 60,000 m2 at both loca

Published: Jun 09, 2015

The first batch of Vietnamese lychees weighing around 500 kilograms is available for sale at a supermarket in France. The fruits are on sale at the Thanh Binh Jeune supermarket chain in the capital city of Paris and the city of Lyon.

Published: Jun 09, 2015

While guava production in Florida continues year-round, supplies out of the state often fluctuate throughout the year. As production has hit a lower point, prices have hit the upper range of what's expected.

Published: Jun 09, 2015

SOUTH AFRICA - The US can soon resume chicken exports to South Africa after the two countries reached an agreement to end South Africa's 'anti-dumping' regulations.

Published: Jun 09, 2015

US - Avian influenza continues to dominate the conversation in the poultry sector, write Steve Meyer and Len Steiner.

Published: Jun 09, 2015

US - Country of Origin Labelling, The Bird Flu, and the rising US Dollar. These seem to be the newsworthy events shaping our hog markets, write Allan Bentley and Doug Hayes.

Published: Jun 09, 2015

GLOBAL - Major food commodity prices declined again in May, according to the UN's Food and Agriculture Organisation (FAO), hitting an almost six-year low as cereal prices fell substantially.

Published: Jun 09, 2015

CANADA - Canada's Minister of International Trade Canada, Edward Fast, and Agriculture Minister Gerry Ritz have issued a statement with Mexico's Secretary of Economy, Ildefonso Guajardo Villarreal, and Secretary of Agriculture, Enrique Martínez y Martínez

Published: Jun 09, 2015

US - Domestic meat demand has been strong in recent months, but export demand has been weak. Domestic pork demand was up two per cent in April.

Published: Jun 08, 2015

Zimbabwe's second largest apple farm, Nyanga Downs, which at its peak accounted for a third of the country’s total output, has been offered to a German investor in a bid to clear debt owed by its troubled parent company, currently under administration, th

Published: Jun 08, 2015

A veritable fruit salad of Australian horticultural products is being exported overseas in record numbers, demonstrating the tangible benefits of the government’s trade efforts to growers’ bottom lines.

Published: Jun 08, 2015

There’s been a lot of news about mangoes being exported from Australia into the USA, but Australian lychee growers are also in the process of preparing for registration, and will undertake a similar three-year trial period of exports to the US.

Published: Jun 08, 2015

Ten years after the signing of the FTA between the two countries, exports of the main Chilean fruit appear to have peaked at around 90000 tons.

Published: Jun 08, 2015

Nestle SA, battling a reputational crisis in India, pulled its Maggi instant noodles from stores across the country on Friday after regulators reported some packets contained excess lead.

Published: Jun 08, 2015

ANALYSIS - Steve Meyer, vice president of pork analysis with Express Markets Inc. Analytics, shared an outlook for the US pork industry on the opening day of World Pork Expo in Des Moines, Iowa, USA.