Our piece, EurepGAp Becomes GlobalGAP… When Will We Have An AmeriGAP, brought this critique from New Zealand: As a New Zealand producer who has been
Preparations are apace for Tesco’s rollout. The Pundit is on his way to the U.K. Wednesday night so will check out some Tesco stores there
In all the attention being paid to the recall on the Dole salad product, our initial interview with Dole’s Eric Schwartz also contained this tidbit
Our pieces, Why The Secrecy On Inspection Agency Lab Results? and Inspection Agencies Could Assist In Traceability, both of which dealt with the way the
It goes without saying that trade shows and conferences offer all kinds of value to participants, and PMA’s Fresh Summit event is like nothing else
It is no surprise that Tesco in the UK was already asking U.S. exporters to do it; now Wal-Mart is asking suppliers of select items
In analyzing our second conversation with Dole Fresh Vegetables’ President, Eric Schwartz, we commented this way: There is something wacky with the testing in this
Public health authorities have been critical of the industry for failing to maintain suitable traceability systems. As a result, millions have been spent and countless
If you want to know the degree to which “greenness” has become a status symbol, just take a look at this house being built not
Our discussion of the recent Dole recall, which we covered both here and here, and especially our exasperation on the testing, brought this pointed letter:
