FAS Says American Cherries Can Now be Exported to W. Australia
The Foreign Agricultural Service announced that after 10 years of negotiations, U.S. cherries can now be exported to Western Australia, making cherries the first U.S. fresh fruit to gain access to that market. The market opening positions Australia as the…
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seventh most valuable export market for U.S. cherries.