Chinese inspections of U.S. fruit have returned to normal after a month of shipments detained for seven days.
The historic floods of the Saint John River have been devastating in southern reaches of New Brunswick – Fredericton and Moncton -- but have had no effect on potato growers at higher elevations.
Tensions are growing between China and the U.S. as increased inspections of fruit have on-the-ground implications. A U.S. Apple representative explains the ripple effects.
One death in California has been attributed to the E.coli outbreak in romaine lettuce, traced to a farm in Yuma, Arizona. As of May 2, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention predict more reports of sickness.
For export-ready companies looking to expand beyond North America, there’s assistance from the Canadian Agricultural Partnership program. Seven international shows will be supported as part of the Canada Pavilion Program.
For a taste of global trends, fly to Berlin. It’s the host of Fruit Logistica 2018.
A week after the confirmation of Robert Lighthizer as U.S. trade representative, the U.S.
A March freeze has destroyed nearly 90 per cent of the peach crop in Arkansas and South Carolina
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Plans are well underway for members of the British Columbia Blueberry Council heading to Dubai to