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[Press Release] OSU Extension Set To Release Tiny Wasp That Targets Destructive Fruit FlyOregon State University scientists are set to release a parasitic wasp to control a highly destructive fruit fly while reducing pesticide use. June 12, 2022
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[Press Release] World Citrus Organisation Announces Southern Hemisphere ForecastAt its recent AGM, the World Citrus Organisation presented its Southern Hemisphere forecast for this season and re-elected its co-chairs for another two years. June 05, 2022
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Thai Fruit Production Up Amid Shifting Export LandscapeThailand’s mangosteen output is forecast to reach 378,400 tons in 2022, a 38% increase over last year. May 24, 2022
Dan Siekman
Demand for Zigui Lunwan Navel Oranges Remains HighAs the season approaches its end, demand for Zigui Lunwan navel oranges remains high and prices continue to rise. May 19, 2022
Roy G
China Exports Fresh Hainanese Muskmelons for First TimeIn early May, Hainan exported its first-ever fresh muskmelons, amid a challenging season for farmers. May 16, 2022
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For Sichuan Blueberries, Branding Is the Biggest ProblemDespite increases in production, Sichuan’s blueberries continue to suffer from a lack of branding. May 12, 2022
Roy G
Australian Macadamia Projection Cut by 10% Due to Severe WeatherThe Australian Macadamia Society has revised its crop forecast downward to 49,340 metric tons (in-shell, 3.5% moisture) after heavy rains and flooding. May 12, 2022
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Malaysian Durian Prices To Rise Following 60% Drop in ProductionMalaysian durian producers have warned that prices will increase this year following a 60% drop in production. May 11, 2022
Roy G
Guangdong Province’s First Durian Orchard Is FruitingYoung durian trees in Guangdong have started to bear fruit, the first known example of successful commercial-scale durian cultivation in China outside of Hainan. May 10, 2022
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SATI Sees Threats Amid Record South African Table Grape HarvestAccording to the CEO of South African Table Grape Industry, infrastructure deficiencies, inflation and competition are all threatening the sustainability of the sector. April 28, 2022
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