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Chinese honey pomelo season is expected to finish early because of rising shipping costs

There is a shortage of shipping containers and this drives the price of shipping up. Many Chinese honey pomelo exporters are gradually slowing down honey pomelo export because…

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Year overview 2020: September

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Philippines’ Customs impound misdeclared agri goods

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Tajikistan increases melon production and exports to Baltic states

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"Robots and technology to change retail as we know it"

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Air New Zealand Cargo delivers 'a belly full' this summer

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New study shows rebound for in-person and online grocery shopper satisfaction

The Retail Feedback Group released the Fall 2020 U.S. Online & In-Store Grocery Shopping Study. This report, the second instalment in 2020, provides key…

The damage caused by tropical storms Eta and Iota has paralyzed Honduran banana exports

The damages caused by the recent tropical storms in Honduras have forced the country's banana sector to temporarily suspend exports, stated Julio Morales,…

U.S. blueberry growers form new alliance to seek import remedies

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The research center CREA is testing new varieties to obtain red pulp mandarins

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