Mexican Farmer Leads the Way in Fair Trade
For the first time in Fair Trade USA’s 22 years, the organization elected a Mexican farmer as president of the … Read More
Agricultural Industry
U.S. Agricultural Groups Call for Review Over Trade Relations with Mexico
More than 20 agricultural and food associations expressed their concern over the deterioration of trade relations between the United States … Read More
USDA Bars Two Businesses from Operating in the Produce Industry for PACA Violations
The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) has imposed sanctions on two produce businesses in California and North Carolina for violating … Read More
Pineapple, one of the fruits most impacted by COVID-19
The pineapple is a native fruit of America, historically it was known for its rarity, and more than 500 years … Read More
Covid-19 Vaccine for Agricultural Workers is a Priority, But it Won’t be Easy
Vaccination against COVID-19 is progressing slowly among healthcare workers and residents of long-term care facilities, who are considered a priority … Read More
The Price Behavior of Fruits AND Vegetables in 2020
After the coronavirus outbreak in China in December last year and its subsequent global expansion, consumers are experiencing a time … Read More
Berries Conquer The Hispanic Consumer In The United States
Berries stand out for being the preferred Hispanic flavor in various industrialized products and natural preparations such as smoothies, juices, … Read More
Avocado: The Green Gold of The kitchen
The avocado is an exotic fruit, known in some parts as “Palta.” It has a creamy pulp, green in color … Read More
USDA Sanctions Seven Companies for Failing to Pay Debts Over $600,000
The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) has imposed sanctions on seven produce businesses from three states for failing to meet … Read More
Tomato, the Great Ally of Hispanic Cuisine
Today the tomato, also known as jitomate in Mexico, is grown and consumed in a thousand ways worldwide, being highly … Read More