Methamphetamine seizure during traffic stop in Georgia
2024-08-28 00:00
The Georgia Bureau of Investigation (GBI), working in conjunction with the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA), intercepted a significant amount of methamphetamine, totaling 1,300 kilos or approximately 2,866 pounds. The operation took place during a traffic stop in Dekalb County. The confiscated drugs were...
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Chile and India have agreed to collaborate on resolving market access issues for Indian mangoes and pomegranates, and also exploring opportunities to increase trade in various agricultural products. The agreement was reached during bilateral discussions involving Chilean Agriculture Minister Esteban.
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"Evercrisp is one of the apple varieties that this partnership is introducing to Asia, and we are excited to showcase it at Hong Kong."
2024-08-28 00:00
Heartland grows apples in Nelson, New Zealand, with the majority cultivated on the stony soil of the Waimea plains. This soil composition provides a favorable mix of water and nutrients for the various apple varieties grown. The recent completion of the Waimea Dam guarantees a reliable water supply for the future. "We cultivate approximately 350 hectares."
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Chile's citrus exports to Japan, primarily focused on lemons, have seen a significant increase. As of week 31, Chile has exported 56,324 tons of lemons, which is 32% more than during the same period in the previous season. Of the lemons exported, 61.9% were sent to the United States, while 34.7% were sent to Asia.
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The Philippines is importing onions to address stock depletion.
2024-08-28 00:00
The Department of Agriculture (DA) in the Philippines has announced the approval for the importation of 16,000 metric tons (MT) of yellow onions by the end of the year, due to depleting stocks. DA Secretary Francisco Tiu Laurel Jr. disclosed the decision following a memorandum from the Bureau of Plant Industry.
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Lamola from South Africa has finished his visit to Japan.
2024-08-28 00:00
The Minister of International Relations and Cooperation, Ronald Lamola, has completed his visit to Japan, where he attended the ministerial meeting of the Tokyo International Conference on African Development (TICAD). Before the TICAD officially began, Lamola participated in a business roundtable with Japanese officials.
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On August 27, the first shipments of tomatoes from Europe arrived in Israel. According to the Ynet portal, the "Rami Levy Shivuk a-Shikma" chain delivered a shipment of tomatoes from Greece, while the "Bihurei Sade" company imported tomatoes from the Netherlands and Poland. The cost of importing
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The Huangguan pears from Hebei, China, have been harvested and stored. Reports suggest that the amount of fresh pears being exported directly from the production areas after harvesting has increased this season. The stored pears are set to begin their export schedule at the end of August.
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Egyptian super-mangoes are poised to soon conquer Southeast Asia.
2024-08-28 00:00
Southeast Asia may soon become a new export market for one of Egypt’s most unexpected fruits – mangoes, according to EastFruit. This may sound surprising, considering that the region is already home to at least five well-known mango producers and net exporters: Vietnam, the Philippines, Taiwan, Thailand, and.
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The peak farm organization in the state stated that the billion-dollar profits of the major supermarkets serve as a reminder that Australian families are bearing the cost of failures in competition policy. Coles reported a $1.1 billion annual profit on Tuesday, while Woolworths announced a $1.7 billion profit on Wednesday. NSW.
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UK: Planting methods that deliver higher survival rates also result in lower costs per tree.
2024-08-28 00:00
Urban trees planted in poor-quality soil using a method inspired by a Japanese botanist show higher survival rates compared to standard approaches, as indicated by new trial results. This could potentially make it more cost-effective to establish trees. The 'Trees Outside Woodland' project, a collaboration led by...
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Many Australians find it difficult to define a vegetable.
2024-08-28 00:00
A recent survey of over 1,000 Australians revealed that fewer than 25% could accurately define what a vegetable is, indicating widespread confusion. Common misconceptions included the belief that vegetables do not have seeds or that they only grow underground. This confusion is worrisome, as only 5% of respondents were able to correctly identify vegetables.
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This was stated by the Director of the Centre for Crop and Food Innovation at Murdoch University, Professor Rajeev Varshney. "The project will also focus on integrating genomic insights and molecular markers into practical breeding programs to remain globally competitive."
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Turkey: Five percent fewer cherries
2024-08-27 11:00
This information comes from a recent report by the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA). The total quantity consists of 700,000 tons of sweet cherries and 200,000 tons of sour cherries. The production is mainly concentrated in the western part of Turkey, specifically in the coastal province of Izmir.
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Nutrano sees more growth potential for Australian citrus.
2024-08-27 10:00
The leading Australian citrus and mango exporter, Nutrano Produce Group, is entering the upcoming export season with a renewed sense of confidence in the quality of its citrus products, after experiencing challenges in the industry for two consecutive seasons.
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Australia Fruits will be exhibiting alongside producers Wandin Valley Farms and VFS Siciliano. The Australian fruit and vegetable exporter represents both brands, exporting stone fruit to Asia for VFS Siciliano from November to March and cherries for Wandin Valley Farms from mid-October.
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Pierwsza dostawa świeżych durianów z Malezji dotarła do Chin.
2024-08-27 07:00
Malaysia recently celebrated its first shipment of fresh durian to China after gaining access in June.
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Horticulture New Zealand (HortNZ) has appointed Kate Scott as its new chief executive, effective 17 October 2024.
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Scott Bros and Pinnacle Fine Foods have teamed up for a joint venture to export to Taiwan.
2024-08-27 03:00
Tasmanian apple growers Scott Bros and Pinnacle Fine Foods have partnered to export their combined volume of Tiger Fuji apples to Taiwan through exporter Hansen Orchards.
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The Kroger Co. has launched Vanderpump Blooms x Bloom Haus™, a floral collection curated by businesswoman, TV personality, author, and philanthropist Lisa Vanderpump. This collection is exclusively available at Kroger Family of Stores starting from September 4. "We are extremely excited to partner with Lisa on this project."
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