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As reported by QS citing the BVL, the insecticide may be used beyond the existing authorization to combat Green Shield Bugs and Red-legged Shield Bugs on apple, pear, sweet cherry, and sour cherry trees from March 25th to July 22nd, 2025. read more

Shane Kingston, Chief Operating Officer Apples at T&G, highlighted the excellent quality of the harvest, which is attributed to favorable conditions and the hard work of the producers. read more

The harvest of T&G Global's Jazz branded apples has started, signaling the start of a promising season for the marketer's premium global apple brands and commercial varieties. read more

South Australian orchardists are facing significant crop losses as drought conditions are forcing birds into orchards. Apple, cherry, and fig growers are reporting extensive damage caused by the heightened bird activity. Willa Wauchope, a fig grower from Adelaide Hills, described how his trees have turned into a "smorgasbord." read more

Najnowsze dane rynkowe ujawniają znaczące zmiany cen dla różnych kategorii produktów rolnych, jak wynika z porównania bieżących i poprzednich średnich cen tygodniowych. W przypadku jabłek (inne w środku sezonu), średnia cena wzrosła z £1.10 do £1.37, co odzwierciedla wzrost o £0.27 lub zmianę o 25% w skali tygodnia. read more

The latest data from WAPA shows a significant increase in the monthly decline of Golden Delicious apple stocks in Poland in January this year. It is worth correlating this data with the prices of this variety in the Polish wholesale market. This could provide a basis for the conclusion that in the data for February, one could expect a record drop in Golden Delicious apples from Polish cold stores. Why? read more

Maria Arden of Turkish apple exporter Arden Fruit stated that the lower production of Turkish apples this season was due to weather conditions. She mentioned that the apple season in Turkey began in July 2024, with Gala varieties being the first apples to be harvested. read more

Thabile Nkunjana, senior agricultural economist with the National Agricultural Marketing Council's (NAMC) trade research unit, reports that 2025 marks a promising start for South Africa's agricultural sector. The country has secured new markets for grapes in the Philippines and apples in. read more

The sales campaign started in October, as RedPop® returned to the Asian markets. In Thailand, Singapore, Taiwan, and India, the sales points shone in vibrant red and skillfully showcased the small apple during in-store tastings. read more

A few days ago, the monthly meeting of the Marketing Committee of Assomela took place in San Michele all’Adige (Trentino), with extensive participation from the main members of Assomela. During the meeting, market dynamics and the main influencing factors were analyzed. read more

As of 1 February 2025, Apple stocks in Europe reached 3,038,976 tons, showing a 4.8% decrease compared to the same date in 2024, when stocks were at 3,193,280 tons. This decline represents a year-on-year reduction of over 154,000 tons, with notable decreases reported in countries like Austria. read more

She is small and sweet, but has a rebellious spirit to change the rules of the category: RedPop®, the apple-shaped snack, continues to win over consumers and increase sales in Europe and Asia. read more

Imported stone fruits, grapes, and apples continue to be the most popular categories in the import market. New Zealand apple shipments have seen a significant increase, with the volumes of recent arrivals much higher than those during the same period last year. However, traders note that market demand has not matched this growth. read more

Apple cultivation in the region of Devoll, Albania, has been a local tradition for over 30 years, as stated by farmer Urim Zili. He elaborates that the apple crop requires care throughout the year, but remains a significant source of income for local farmers. Unlike underground crops like potatoes and onions, read more

RedPop, the apple-shaped snack, continues to increase its sales in Europe and Asia. After the growth of this year, the plan is to double the quantities by 2028. The rebellious snack targeting young people. read more

The apple season has been a mixed bag so far, but there are no significant complaints for Polish apple exporter Galster, says Mateusz Wajnert, head of sales for the company: "There is no reason to be overly optimistic about the current apple season, but simultaneously, we can't really complain." read more