Sep 13, 2009 - Miami Herald
It is said that in India people cherish two things above all else -- the monsoon and the mango. It is in these two truths that we in South Florida can find a common ground with our brothers and sisters in Asia. ... read more...
Friday, September 25, 2009
Ghana: Poverty Reduction: Let's try mangoes
Sept 15, 2009 - Ghana News Agency
Mangoes grow very well all over the country and one needs not to undertake any feasibility studies to know that mangoes do well in tropicalGhana
Mangoes grow very well all over the country and one needs not to undertake any feasibility studies to know that mangoes do well in tropical
Philippines: Mango production increases in E. Visayas in the 1st half
Sept 17, 2009 - Business World Online
Veronica Berenguer, high value commercial crops coordinator for Eastern Visayas, said the region produced 468 metric tons of mangoes from January to June, 12% higher than the 417-MT yield in the same period last year. Nationwide, mango production went down by 14.5%, she added. ... read more...
Veronica Berenguer, high value commercial crops coordinator for Eastern Visayas, said the region produced 468 metric tons of mangoes from January to June, 12% higher than the 417-MT yield in the same period last year. Nationwide, mango production went down by 14.5%, she added. ... read more...
USA: Mango suppliers' production projections
The National Mango Board is working with the organizations in the mango-producing countries
to get projections of what will be shipped to the U.S. This document contains information
from the countries currently shipping or planning to ship in the near future to the United
States and does not represent the entire year. The crop forecast document will be updated
as we receive new information from each country. Other valuable tools include (these are
links):
http://mango.org/media/12687/mango_crop_forecast.pdf
to get projections of what will be shipped to the U.S. This document contains information
from the countries currently shipping or planning to ship in the near future to the United
States and does not represent the entire year. The crop forecast document will be updated
as we receive new information from each country. Other valuable tools include (these are
links):
http://mango.org/media/12687/mango_crop_forecast.pdf
Peru prepares to export mangoes to Japan
21 sept 2009 - Living in Peru
The government of Japan will lift phytosanitary barriers imposed on Peruvian mangoes, towards the end of 2009. according to Peru’s National Agrarian Health Service (Senasa). "This will allow us to enter a market with a high demand," said Americo Florez, Senasa's, head.
Last January, a Japanese technical mission visited Peru and validated the effectiveness of hydrothermal treatment of mango fruits to prevent fruit fly infestation. The first campaign to benefit will take place in 2009-2010, since mango season in Peru starts in December.
The government of Japan will lift phytosanitary barriers imposed on Peruvian mangoes, towards the end of 2009. according to Peru’s National Agrarian Health Service (Senasa). "This will allow us to enter a market with a high demand," said Americo Florez, Senasa's, head.
Last January, a Japanese technical mission visited Peru and validated the effectiveness of hydrothermal treatment of mango fruits to prevent fruit fly infestation. The first campaign to benefit will take place in 2009-2010, since mango season in Peru starts in December.
Australia: Boffins battle fungus in mango makeover
Sep 25th, 2009 - Northern Territory News
NT Mango Association president Murray Linton said one of the biggest threats to our stocks is the dreaded anthracnose - a fungus that forms after the fruit has been shipped interstate. ... read more...
NT Mango Association president Murray Linton said one of the biggest threats to our stocks is the dreaded anthracnose - a fungus that forms after the fruit has been shipped interstate. ... read more...
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