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[Press Release] Fresh Chilean Cherries Arrive on Tmall for Double 11 Cherries from Chile will be launched on Tmall during this year’s Double 11 festival.	November 07, 2019 Andrew D
4 New Cambodian Banana Plantations Approved for Export to China The General Administration of Customs of China (GACC) recently greenlit four new Cambodian plantations to export their bananas to the Chinese market. The Beijing Capital Agribusiness Group (CAG) has recently announced their intentions to invest US $30 million to buy land in Cambodia for banana planting, signalling good growth potential for Cambodia’s banana industry and export to China.	November 05, 2019 Emily F
Honghai Cranberries: China’s First Large-Scale Cranberry Harvest China celebrates its first large-scale harvest of domestically-grown cranberries.	November 05, 2019 Phil K
How Climate Change is Affecting 3 Key Midwestern Crops Increased rain and shifting seasons, spurred on by climate change, are impacting where and how effectively farmers in the Midwestern United States grow apples, tart cherries and corn.	November 03, 2019 Thomas Jilk
First 8 Months of 2019: China's Fruit Imports Sustain Growth Official data shows China imported over 5.11 million tons of fresh fruit valued at $7.32 billion during the first eight months of 2019, an increase of 35% in volume and 30% in value compared to the same period last year.	November 01, 2019 Jing Zang
First Chilean Cherries Hit Jiangnan Market, Prices Exceed Shanghai’s The season’s first air shipment of Chilean Cherries have hit Jiangnan Market in Guangzhou, selling for a higher price than Shanghai’s recent shipment. Meanwhile, amid social unrest in Chile, the Chilean Fruit Exporters Association (ASOEX) assures the global industry that fresh fruit exports are stable and should not experience significant effects.	October 31, 2019 Emily F
Ecuador’s Banana Exports Disrupted by Nationwide Protests, Strikes Earlier in October, widespread protests against the government in Ecuador brought the country’s transportation network to a standstill, causing massive disruptions to the country’s exports.	October 30, 2019 Andrew D
[Press Release] Exciting New Apple Kissabel Returns To Fruit Attraction Following last year’s successful debut of Kissabel at the Fruit Attraction trade fair in Madrid, the brand’s three licensed varieties return to the show from October 22 – 24, 2019, with some of Europe’s leading retailers preparing to participate in a second year of commercial testing.	October 27, 2019 Andrew D
China’s Rising Garlic Prices Hit Three-Month High After trending downward for two months, China’s garlic prices have been on the rise since early October. This trend is predicted to continue in the immediate future, but prices will likely weaken again next year.	October 26, 2019 Emily F
[Press Release] South African Table Grapes 2019/2020 Crop Estimates The South African Table Grape Industry (SATI) has released the first crop estimate for the 2019/2020 season, with intake volumes estimated to be between 61.05 million and 67.80 million cartons (4.5 kg equivalent).	October 26, 2019 Andrew D

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