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January 24th U.S. wheat review: closed soaring: On January 24th, three U.S. wheat futures market closed sharply up, setting a new high of twenty-nine months, as the market speculation that foreign governments worry about food prices increased will continue to purchase wheat.

January 24th CBOT soybean review: closed down: On January 24th, Chicago Board of Trade (CBOT) soybean market closed down, main due to Argentinean soybean producing-area? s weather improved, causing long liquidation selling.

Zhejiang Liandu citrus' sale price create a new high: Recently, when Wushan village, Taiping country, Liandu district citrus purchase, Taiping fruit cooperatives purchase the late-maturing tangerine by 2.4 CNY per kg. The orange farmers very happy, this is the best year that sell orange for a high price.

U.S. soybean export inspection weekly review:export to China for 14 ships: USDA weekly export inspections report, as of the week of January 24, 2010, the amount of U.S. soybean export inspections was 1.15 million tons, less than 1.27 million tons the number in last week, also less than 1.41 million tons that the number in the same period last year.

NL: Patience required in quiet carrot market: Presently there is not much demand for Dutch carrots. According to Jos de Boer of the trading and processing company of the same name from Westwoud, NL this is normal at this time of the year. "There are sufficient carrots abroad and they find the price of carrots too high. This ...

North German Obstbautage concentrate on fruit and vegetables cultivation: The North German Obstbautage from 31 January to 3 February in Jork concentrate on fruit and vegetable cultivation. In addition to a large exhibition of machinery and equipment for orchards visitors can receive and part with information regarding the most recent findings in fruit ...

Hard winter hits UK strawberries: The cost of the heavy snowfall and sub-zero temperatures have taken their toll on strawberry growers in the UK. Thousands of pounds worth of overwintered plants did not survive the cold. Some of the prime growing areas in the UK such as south west England and Scotland were worst ...

Fruit Port Rotterdam new Fruit Logistics Provider in Rotterdam: Fruit Port Rotterdam (FPR), the new fruit logistics provider, have started on the property of the former Fruit Terminal at the Merwedehaven, 36, Galileistreet in Rotterdam. Fruit Port Rotterdam supply all services in the area of handling and storage of fruit. This includes ...

First Costa Rican watermelons and yellow melons: Last week the first watermelons and yellow melons arrived from Costa Rica. Levarht a dutch importer has been an important importer of Costa Rican melons and works exclusively with growers. The melons are sold under the brand name Sweet Kiss, packaged in boxes of 10 and 13 kilos. ...

UK: Citrus imports latest to be hit by Egyptian crisis: Shipments of Egyptian citrus are being delayed by the turmoil in the country at the moment. The major shippers are saying that services are continuing but in a depleted capacity. Some of the Egyptian ports remain closed. An Egyptian exporter said his packing houses were at a ...

AU: Coles to compensate banana growers: Retail giant Coles has agreed to pay farmers the market price for bananas that would apply post-cyclone Yasi, in order to help compensate them for damaged crops. According to a report of The Australian, Coles increased its banana shelf price to $4.48/kg, after stockpiling bananas ...

AU: Mareeba banana industry may keep supply up: The Banana Growers Council says the destruction from Cyclone Yasi will cost the industry $200 million. It'll take six months before bananas are growing in areas like Tully again, with three-quarters of the national crop wiped out. At its peak, the region was sending 450,000 ...

AU: Growers preparing to export red grapefruit into Japan: Australia's red grapefruit producers are gearing up for their first chance to export fruit into Japan. Access to the lucrative market has long been denied because of the possible threat of fruit fly, but development of cold disinfestation treatments means Australian growers now ...

Asian Citrus finds orange market ripe for growth in China: China is typically a long way behind Spain, Brazil or the US when most British people think of orange-producing countries. But Asian Citrus Holdings, an Aim-listed orange producer, is delivering profit growth from the fruit in the world's most populous country. The company, which ...

US: Cold snap threatens Arizona citrus: This week? s cold temperatures are putting Arizona's citrus crop at risk. With temperatures in the low 30s early Wednesday, the citrus crop is at the threshold of freezing. "These oranges will freeze if the temperature hits 27 degrees or below for more than four hours," said J.D. ...

Philippines: Chinese 'Sagada oranges' draws hostility: Vice Mayor Richard Yodong is bent on addressing the misrepresentation of local products here and correcting the impression that products like huge oranges and grapes are from this highland town. Yodong said reports reaching them revealed fake "Sagada Oranges" and "Sagada grapes" ...

US (TX): Valley citrus growers preparing for Winter blast: The Rio Grande Valley's citrus growers are in a rush to prepare for the winter blast, but they say there's not much they can do when they're up against a wall of cold.

AU: Citrus export prospects looking sweeter: A recent visit by Western Australian citrus industry representatives to Malaysia and Singapore is leading to hopes of fruitful long-term relationships and trade. Department of Agriculture and Food citrus development officer Nathan Hancock said export prospects looked very ...

Mexico: Producers are worried by drop in lemon prices: Many lemon producers met to discuss their worries with respect to low lemon prices, despite this product's shortage in the market. On behalf of his companions, Jos | Arregu an highlighted the drastic fall in lemon prices. From buying them at 25 pesos, in the first few days of ...

Pakistan: Al Rafique Enterprises exports Kinnow mandarins worldwide: Al Rafique Enterprises remains as one of the oldest and biggest handling firms in Pakistan since its establishment in 1937. The enterpise takes pride in exporting Kinnow mandarins to Gulf, European and Central Asian countries.

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