Apple

A collaboration between two scientific organizations, the Hot Climate Partnership (HCP), has recently introduced their new apple variety called STELLAR™. This is the first early variety in the world that has been specifically developed for regions with hot summers, as reported by FreshFruitPortal. read more

The second Soluna™ apple season is currently happening in Asia and the Middle East, and it is progressing smoothly. All the fruits are currently being supplied from Australia by the exporter WA Farm Direct, and the export volumes are expected to increase by 15%. As fruits start becoming available from semi-commercial blocks in Europe, the global supply is expected to expand. read more

Today, organic apples represent between 5 and 10% of the total market in Italy. This is a fairly stable share over time, but it also sees an expanding production area. read more

But back to the innovations: Federico Stanzani, Commercial Director of CIV, says: "In recent years, our breeding program for strawberries has focused on varieties suitable for the Mediterranean climate. At Fruit Attraction, we will present Larissa®." read more

With this agreement, which restores the phytosanitary requirements for the export of table grapes to Ecuador, Peru will resume exports to Ecuador, which represents a market of 18 million potential consumers, reefertrends reports. The export of... read more

FOOD freshly, a leading provider of natural shelf-life preservation solutions, will showcase its sulphite-free, preservative-free products aimed at prolonging the shelf-life of fresh-cut produce. This is especially beneficial for items popular in the Spanish market, including lettuce, tropical fruits, apples, and potatoes. read more

The weather has changed, so after harvesting the pears, it's now time to pick the apples, and the yields are indeed lower. "I made the decision some time ago to remove some of my apple trees, so I don't have many left. We have already done one harvest, and at the end of it..." read more

Vietnamese Minister of Industry and Trade Nguyen Hong Dien has proposed that China expand market access for Vietnamese agricultural products, such as citrus fruits, custard apples, and rose apples. This proposal was put forward during a meeting on September 30 in Beijing with Chinese Vice. read more

An unusually mild winter, with only half the typical cold temperatures, has caused a delayed and prolonged flowering in the apple orchards of the Free State. While this complicates crop management on its own, this season it helped reduce some of the risks from the intense cutoff low weather system. read more

The apple is a fruit in continuous evolution, not only in terms of variety but also in adapting to new consumption trends, such as being consumed already sliced in salads or ready-made dishes. read more

Craigmore Sustainables has acquired two apple orchards from Scales Corporation's Mr Apple New Zealand, marking a significant expansion in its horticultural investments. The purchased orchards, Te Papa in Central Hawke's Bay and Blyth in the Heretaunga Plains, cover a total of 234 hectares. This... read more

Apple farmers in Western New York are facing economic difficulties due to a decrease in wholesale apple prices, which is affecting the sustainability of their businesses. LynOaken Farms has raised concerns about its future and has chosen to postpone making any decisions until after the apple season. read more

Basing on their "Add Some Wow" campaign, Dole Sunshine Company has launched a new hidden-camera stunt to continue encouraging British consumers to add canned pineapple to their Full English Breakfast. The campaign was developed by The Ninety-Niners in collaboration with Truman Films. read more

More and more positive feedback is coming from the fields about the Candine® project, the innovative club apple from Apofruit that already has 200 hectares planted in various Italian regions, but which in perspective can significantly increase its acreage. read more

The claim "Daughter of the Alps" has told the origin of Marlene®, the theme of the seasons has delved into the work in the apple orchards and communicated the availability for 12 months a year, the culinary experience has placed the consumer at the center, inviting them to immerse themselves in the gourmet world of apples. read more

"In the fields, the apple season is in full swing and our farmers are busy with the harvest. We thought it was important to be represented at this significant event, where we once again learned that the apple is one of the most popular fruit varieties." read more

In the north of Moldova, apple cultivation excels, while in the south, grape cultivation is predominant. However, the tastiest cherries can be found in the central part of the country. Staragro has had a cherry orchard there since 2008, which has expanded from 15 to 50 hectares over the years. This orchard produces an average of half a million kilograms of cherries. read more

The claim Daughter of the Alps has told the story of the origin of Marlene^®; the theme of the seasons has delved into the work in the apple orchards and has communicated the availability throughout the 12 months of the year, and the culinary experience.

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In Moldova, the north is known for its apple production, the south for grape cultivation, and the central region for its delicious cherries. Staragro has been operating a cherry orchard in this area since 2008, which has grown from 15 to 50 hectares over the years. This orchard yields an average of half a million kilograms of cherries annually. read more

The atemoya, a hybrid fruit derived from the cherimoya and the custard apple, has established itself in the fruit and vegetable retail sectors. Originating from crossbreeding efforts in the United States in the early 21st century, this fruit combines the desirable traits of its parent species, offering a unique flavor and texture. read more