The impending 30 percent tariff on South African citrus imports to the U.S. threatens the livelihoods of South African citrus farmers, as it could lead to food inflation and a disruption in the ...

LAKE WALES, Fla. — After years of hardships, Florida citrus growers could soon receive the relief they’ve been waiting for. A state Senate committee recently proposed $200 million for the ...

Florida’s citrus industry has been impacted by a perfect storm of impacts with production levels not seen since before World ...

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Brazil is Florida’s biggest international trading partner for buying what the Sunshine State sells, and tariffs might make ...

The 2024-2025 citrus production season ended with 14.52 million boxes of citrus, the lowest total since 13.928 million boxes ...

ARCADIA, Fla. — According to data from the U.S. Department of Agriculture, citrus growers in Florida are finally recovering from the damage Hurricane Ian caused to the industry in 2022 ...

Florida’s orange crop production just increased slightly, but it’s still on track to be the smallest harvest since 1920.

Florida's citrus industry has faced several devastating challenges, including freezes and diseases. Despite setbacks like citrus canker and citrus greening, growers remain optimistic about the future.

Florida plans to invest $200 million to save and revive its citrus industry, which has a long history of producing oranges and other citrus fruits.

The Florida Senate has proposed a $117.36 billion budget that includes $200 million to support the struggling citrus industry, in addition to $200 million already approved in a separate bill.

There is a push by Florida Senate President Ben Albritton, a citrus grower, to help the state’s struggling citrus industry.