Kiwifruit

Kiwifruit marketer Zespri is planning to propose to its member growers in New Zealand next month to vote on plans to expand kiwifruit cultivation by an additional 2,500 hectares in Italy, France, Greece, South Korea, and Japan. read more

The PulpVision allows operators to classify kiwis into different groups based on the color of their flesh, in order to better control their optimal marketing period. Fruits that have not reached the ideal color can be stored in refrigeration chambers as a result. read more

Kikokáfa is serious. The numbers presented by the Consortium, at the Fruit Attraction event, certify the ambitions of this new yellow-fleshed kiwi: in the first marketing campaign, 2 thousand tons will be available, which will increase to 15 thousand by 2026, thanks to a read more

Sorma Group, a company that designs and builds complete lines for the post-harvest processing of fruit and vegetable products, introduced two innovative grading solutions at this year's Fruit Attraction. The first is PulpVision, a new optical sorting machine designed for kiwis that can detect green, yellow, and red colors. read more

One year after introducing its new KiKoKá yellow kiwifruit project at Fruit Attraction, Rivoira Group, the company behind the brand, organized an event to commemorate its inaugural commercial campaign and present its new management team to the industry. The team includes president Andrea Peviani and CEO Fabio Zanesco. read more