The Produce Reporter Week in Review- May 17, 2019
Greg and Pamela discuss the latest in the tomato suspension agreement negotiations, grape supply gaps for memorial day and Walmart’s e-commerce win in Q1. Related Stories: Image sources...
Greg and Pamela discuss the latest in the tomato suspension agreement negotiations, grape supply gaps for memorial day and Walmart’s e-commerce win in Q1.
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Related Stories:
- E-commerce wins for Walmart’s Q1; tariffs, discounters pressure price
- Walmart Grocery Delivery saved my meal prep slump
- Supply gap will keep grapes from holiday promotions
- Florida: A new tomato suspension agreement must have strong enforcement provisions
- FPAA: Shoppers pay the price of tomato duties as unreasonable, unlawful demands from Florida Tomato Exchange drag out negotiations
- Mexican growers group sues Commerce Department after unsuccessful negotiation
- Mexican Tomato Growers Reject Latest Commerce Department Proposal
- Florida Statement on the Negotiations for a New Tomato Suspension Agreement
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