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Fruits USA : US imports are more and more diversified

Since the 1990s, the U.S. fresh fruit market has changed, with growing imports of a wider variety of fresh fruit …

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Apples EU : still a good amount of apple stock in Europe at end of 2013
Strawberries EU : the season should be strong by the end of january early february

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