Dominican Republic Begins Table Grape Exports to U.S.

Dominican Republic ships first table grapes to U.S.

May 29, 2025 Philadelphia, PA, United States – There was much excitement in the port of Philadelphia today as the first ever commercial shipment of table grapes grown in the Dominican Republic arrived in the U.S.The shipment, which includes 2,250 boxes (16 tons) of Timpson grapes and 550 boxes of Allison, marks a significant milestone for the country’s agricultural sector. This result was made possible through over five years of collaboration be…

Dominican Republic's first table grapes land in the United States for the first time

Freshfruitportal.com spoke with the Dominican Republic's Minister of Agriculture, Limber Cruz, and AMFRESH Managing Director of North America, Felipe Kanacri, about quality, updates, and future plans.  The post Dominican Republic table grapes land in the United States for the first time appeared first on FreshFruitPortal.com. Keep reading

Dominican Republic begins table grape exports to U.S.

Dominican Republic begins table grape exports to U.S.

The country will fill a gap in the market in April and May. Portalfruticola.com spoke with the Dominican Republic's Minister of Agriculture and the Managing Director of AMFRESH for North America about the latest developments in the shipment and future plans. See more

Dominican Republic.–The Dominican Republic made history on Tuesday with the arrival to U.S. port of the first two vans loaded with table grapes produced in the country, reported by a note the Department of Communications of the Ministry of Agriculture. (Continue reading...) The entry The first Dominican grape vans arrive in the USA was first published in Remolacha - News Dominican Republic.

The Dominican Republic made history on Tuesday with the arrival at a U.S. port of the first two truckloads of table grapes produced in the country, the Ministry of Agriculture's Communications Department reported in a statement. The Minister of Agriculture, Limber Cruz, himself flew to Philadelphia to receive the grapes. A press release reported that this shipment departed from Guayubín, in Montecristi, about a month ago, with 16 tons and anothe…