Exporters think this week's opening of an expanded Panama Canal will help keep costs low and New Zealand produce competitive.

Recently, a sampling inspection report regarding aquatic product quality and safety issued by Guangdong Food and Drug Administration received a lot of

A Rutland fruit farmer says that this year, a long run of warm weather in spring has meant that Central Okanagan’s cherry orchards will likely be harv

Chicago soybean futures rose on Tuesday, shaking off earlier losses, on support from higher soymeal prices and fresh export sales. Corn and wheat als

Older producers are starting to retire and garlic has started to sell for more, so a new generation of farmers are turning to garlic production.

South Korea will begin importing Indian mangoes from July, a move which could significantly boost exports of the summer fruit.

The extreme weather conditions have led to the usual drop in potatoes. “Between gross and net yield is quite a difference.

Georgia peach growers are poised to start this year's season later this month, which would put the start date about two weeks earlier than usual. Unti

Efforts funded by the USDA Foreign Agricultural Service’s Emerging Markets Program (EMP to assess the Mexican market and help buyers embrace U.S. pro

Facing the severe fruit industry crisis, Argentine fruit growers hope more of their business can depend on the Chinese markets. This week, Argentina e