The Packer - Issue of Dec. 8
Scanning the Dec. 8 issue of The Packer this morning ( a luxury not many of you share, I know) here is a quick rundown of some selected highlights this week.
Page 1
Produce may avoid 2009 export drop off: by Tom Karst
Looked at the USDA's trade projections and get some reaction from importers and exporters. South Korea has fallen down as an export market of currency problems, and importers are looking for quality control to bring consumer satisfaction.
Washington Apple names president: by Andy Nelson
Todd Fryhover, 46, is named to the post. Todd brings 25 years experience to the post and is expected to spend the majority of his time on export issues.
Spain's Almeria region looks across the ocean: By Jose Escobedo
Nice coverage from Spain's greenhouse industry, including a pic of of a facility exporting tomatoes on the vine to the U.S.
California strawberry volume keeps growing: By Andy Nelson
About 1.8 billion pound of strawberries expected in 2008, up from 1.7 billion pounds in 2007.
Page 2
Show touts south Europe agriculture: Jose Escobedo
Sen Chambliss win seen as good for agriculture: Tom Karst
Bonipak Produce names sales director: Brian Frederick
WTO again criticizes EU banana tariff policy: Ashley Bentley
Three sons take over Capital City Fruit: Andy Nelson
Page 3
Expect changes next year: Column by David Babcock
FDA food protection plan work in progress: Tom Karst
USDA hits roadblock for sliced apple program: Tom Karst
U.S. Defense Logistics Agency awards wholesalers service contracts: Ashley Bentley
CH Robinson expands to Corpus Christi
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FDA's progress report inappropriate: Edit
Food charities face hungrier times in rough economy: Larry Waterfield
Change of habit achieved by change of choice: Guest column: Don Goodwin
Sections:
Potatoes Marketing
Florida Tomatoes
Ads of note:
Front page ad by Stemilt: Pinata apples
Back page: Chilean Hass avocado
Other color ads:
Oso Sweet
Tanimura and Antle
Tom Lange Co.
Brooks Tropicals
Avocados from Mexico
Birds Eye Fresh
Easterday Farms
Southern Exposure 2009: March 5-7, 2009
Progressive Produce
Idaho Potatoes
Northern Plains Potato Growers Association
Cavendish Farms
Russet Potato Exchange
Nodak
Spud City Sales
Burch Farms
Okray Family Farms
Santa Sweets
West Coast Tomato
Sakata
Taylor & Fulton
East Coast Growers and Packers Inc.
Labels: Apples, Chile, FDA, The Packer
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