Earlier this week, CCM staff traveled to Santa Paula for our annual Ventura County Grower Meeting. The meeting included lunch and a conversational update from CCM Director of Governmental [...]
On July 28, Frutas de Chile reported (in Spanish) that its president, Iván Marambio, participated in a meeting led by the Chilean Foreign Minister to review the state of tariff […]
The Citrus Growers’ Association of Southern Africa (CGA) has increased its forecast for the country’s 2026 lemon export season, raising its estimate from 45.8 million to 49.4 million [...]
Chile’s citrus industry is reporting mixed results midway through its 2026 export season, with strong lemon shipments offset by concerns about clementine production. The Citrus Committee of [...]
By Diego Cruz, Director of Grower Services As we wrap up another California citrus season, I wanted to provide a brief update on what we’re seeing across the industry and highlight a […]
South Africa’s 2026 citrus export season to the United States is underway, with approximately 170 containers of easy peelers and Navel oranges expected to arrive at U.S. ports this month, [...]
The California Citrus Quality Council (CCQC) contacted the industry this week to provide information on complying with the Fuller rose beetle (FRB) protocol for exports to Korea. Growers can [...]
By Jacob Villagomez, Director of Governmental Affairs California Citrus Mutual (CCM) continues to advocate on behalf of California citrus growers at both the state and federal levels. From market [...]
According to a recent report by Argentina’s Federation of Citrus Producers, the global lemon sector in 2026 is characterized by tighter supplies and firm market conditions, driven by lower [...]
Chile’s Port of Coquimbo Launches 2026 Citrus Export Season According to media reporting from Frutas de Chile, the 2026 citrus export season officially began at the Port of Coquimbo. This […]
