Cherries
This season’s first seaborne Chilean cherry ship arrived at the port last weekend, and containers were opened in the market one after another at the beginning of this week. It is understood that the shipping varieties of this batch include Santina, and Royal Dawn, with Santina being the most
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Oltree, cosmetics from Vignola cherry waste #vocidellortofrutta
2023-12-18 00:00
Cosmetic products reusing food waste from Vignola cherries. This is the idea behind Oltree, a non-profit company founded in 2022 in Spilamberto, near Modena, by Barbara Vecchi, a past in hi-tech, founder of Hopenly, an innovative pmi that has dealt with data
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Good demand for lychees from South Africa and cherries from Chile
2023-12-18 00:00
Lychees have long ceased to be a niche product, according to Helmut Bienek, Managing Director of Bienek Fruchthandels. "Lychees and cherries are becoming increasingly popular, especially at Christmas. The lychees are flown in from South Africa. The quality is very good and the prices are
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A report from the NZ Ministry for Primary Industries shows a strong future for New Zealand horticulture; forecast export revenue was rising to $8.19 billion by 2025. The report highlighted the strong growth of cherries, which are mainly grown in Central Otago. Cherries are an increasingly
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As the first sea-freight containers of cherries from Chile have started to arrive in China this week, the higher prices in that market are the reference prices for European and other buyers. “I have some European customers in Spain who are trying to buy cherries. The problem is mainly the
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The good demand from Europe for blueberries and from China for cherries from Chile is making up for the lower volumes says Cristóbal Valenzuela, Commercial Manager LATAM, of Jaguar the Fresh Company B.V.
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With the import of 574,046 tons of fresh fruit, China is the second largest destination for Chilean fresh fruit. Cherries, with 63% of the total volume, are the most exported product.
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Bloom Fresh maps out key trends and predictions for 2024
2023-12-08 12:00
The ability to grow low-chill cherries in more regions of the world will become a reality in 2024. So says Alwyn van Jaarsveld, international commercial cherry manager at Bloom Fresh, which has just published its cherry and table grape trends and predictions for 2024.
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“Chilean cherry quality arriving in China this year is higher than in previous years”
2023-12-08 00:00
While the rain in Chile caused a reduction in the early harvesting and export volumes of cherries to China, the market is still very active, paying good prices and looking forward to receive the ‘red gold’. Amy Zeng, Purchasing Manager at JF Fresh Fruit based in Guangdong, China, says:
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Cherry and table grape trends and predictions for 2024
2023-12-08 00:00
The BLOOM FRESH executive team has released predictions for 2024's table grapes and cherries.
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Mangoes and cherries are facing really really short seasons
2023-12-07 00:00
The wet end to spring is now affecting summer fruit and veg. And the first week of December has not brought good tidings for festive fruit. “Two big things to say about the Christmas favourites: mangoes and cherries are facing really really short seasons,” says Chris Frame, general manager
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Tasmanian cherries in season again
2023-12-07 00:00
After going without Tasmanian cherries for the last 10 months, the wait is finally over – Tasmanian cherries started arriving in store from today, 7 December, 2023. Peter Cornish, CEO of Fruit Growers of Tasmania, “I was delighted to join Minister for Primary Industries and Water, Jo Palmer,
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EU largest citrus producer despite Spanish drought
2023-12-07 00:00
The EU produces a wide range of fruit, berries and
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Chile: Forecast for cherries revised downwards
2023-12-05 11:00
Fedefruta warned that in parts of Curicó, an important production region, some orchards may only yield 20% to 40% of the expected harvest due to storms and unexpected rainfall. The varieties most affected are Royal Dawn and Santina.
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Air-freighted Chilean cherries arrive intensively, while durian prices are high at origin
2023-12-04 00:00
Air-freighted Chilean cherries arrived this week, and are very popular in the market. According to information from merchants, there are lots of buyers coming to check the fruits, but not purchasing many orders. The price of cherries continues to fall but is still higher than before. A 2.5kg
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Retailers focused on holiday celebrations with offers
2023-12-04 00:00
Ad numbers bounced back this week as new flyers replaced those that were extended over Thanksgiving. Retailers focused on holiday celebrations with offers designed to help shoppers maximize their budgets and fill stockings a little fuller. Holiday fruits like pomegranates, offshore cherries,
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Celebrating the first shipment of cherries to China
2023-12-04 00:00
In a special ceremony held in the Shanghai market, and with the presence of distributors and customers, the arrival of the first pallets of Camposol cherries, sent from Chile to China, was celebrated.
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Camposol celebrates first cherry shipment to China
2023-12-01 14:00
The first Chilean-grown Camposol cherries have landed in China. The company held a ceremony in Shanghai market for distributors and customers to mark the arrival of the first air shipment of Santina cherries, considered one of the best varieties in the Chinese market.
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Camposol: First shipment of cherries to China
2023-12-01 14:00
According to the company, this first consignment was transported by air and consisted of cherries of the Santina variety, which is considered one of the best on the Chinese market.
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South Australian cherry queen crowned
2023-12-01 01:00
Christine Scalzi has been crowned the 2023 cherry queen following the South Australian Produce Market’s annual cherry charity auction with a winning bid of A$60,000.
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