US EditionHeat Wave and Hurricane Erick Tighten Tomato Supply
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Tomato fruits are sensitive to environmental imbalances and technological errors, and the appearance of cracks on the skin can considerably reduce the quality and shelf life of the production. The cracking can be superficial, in the form of concentric rings around the peduncle, or deep, radial, which favors the penetration of pathogens and the rapid deterioration of the tomato. Stress […]
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Hurricane Erick insured losses expected to be contained: AM Best
Insured losses from Mexico’s Hurricane Erick, which made landfall last week, are expected to be contained, with parametric insurance contracts unlikely to be triggered, according to a recent report by AM Best. Hurricane Erick made landfall last Thursday morning as a dangerous Category 3 storm, striking Mexico’s southern Pacific coast. It had reached Category 4 status before weakening to Category 3 at landfall. AM Best expects the primary impact …
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