Mandarins

Nador Cott Protection S.A.S., a company specializing in scientific research and development and holding the intellectual property rights for the Nadorcott mandarin under UK Plant Breeder Right, has started legal action against nine major UK retailers for unauthorized sales of the fruit. read more

The Nadorcott Protection (NCP) has recently taken new legal action in the United Kingdom against a second major retailer, accusing it of selling Tango/Tang Gold mandarins without authorization, as reported by fruitnet.com. This is not the first time that NCP has found itself in this situation. read more

The Egyptian soft citrus season started in November with good demand. Initially, there were reports of high exports to Europe, the Gulf countries, and Russia. However, the current situation shows a decline in trend, and the demand is not meeting the exporters' expectations. This information comes from Mahmoud Esawy. read more

Fruit Today magazine had the opportunity to speak with Pedro Sánchez, its general director, who highlighted the importance that the Orri mandarin will acquire this year.

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The winter campaign of Tango Fruit, the premium seedless mandarin resulting from the exclusive partnership between Spreafico and the brand itself, is back. Starting in January and running until May, it will feature the first significant Italian production, complemented by that from Spain. Communication on this topic is imminent. read more

With the arrival of January, Tango Fruit returns to the spotlight in stores, bringing an excellent product to Italian tables: the premium seedless mandarin, recognized for its unique characteristics. Natural sweetness, convenience of consumption, and a commitment to the environment are what set it apart. read more

Nador Cott Protection (NCP) has announced that it has initiated legal proceedings against another prominent retailer in the UK for allegedly selling Tango/Tang Gold mandarins without authorization. read more

The first part of the clementine season has come to an end, and there is now beginning to be some supply of Sandos to ensure continuity in markets that are seeking sweet and juicy varieties. The reduced supply of clementines and mandarins in the second part of the season indicates that prices are likely to remain stable. read more

Nadorcott Protection (NCP) has filed a lawsuit against another major UK retailer. This is the second legal case brought by NCP in UK courts regarding the unauthorized use of Tango/Tang Gold mandarins. Previously, NCP initiated legal proceedings against Sainsbury's in January 2024. read more

In 2024, Chinese mandarins partially replaced Moroccan imports in Russia due to declining shipments from both Morocco and Turkey. However, Turkey continues to be Russia's main citrus supplier, making up 36% of total imports, as calculated by RIA Novosti using open data. read more

Oprócz pomarańczy Sunkist Minneola z USA, Aartsen wprowadza teraz mandarynki Nadorcott z Maroka pod marką Sunkist. "Jak zawsze, Sunkist dostarcza produkty o wyjątkowej jakości, a te mandarynki Nadorcott nie są wyjątkiem" - podkreśla zespół Aartsen. "Dzięki swojemu głębokemu read more

The campaign of clementines from Southern Italy is coming to an end and the marketing of late mandarins is starting. The orange market is transitioning to the Tarocco variety. It is high season for white cauliflowers. There is an increase in demand for Italian fennel and leeks, while the demand for read more

The post predicts that China's total citrus production in marketing year 2024/25 will increase compared to the previous year, despite facing weather-related challenges. While orange production is expected to slightly decrease due to a smaller Navel crop, tangerine/mandarin and pomelo/grapefruit production is anticipated to grow. read more

Iberian Premium Fruits has acquired The Natural Hand, a Valencian company dedicated to the cultivation and sale of persimmons and citrus fruits, with the goal of becoming a leading company in Europe for the production and distribution of premium oranges, mandarins, and other products. read more

Analysts have identified a complex scenario within the European mandarin market towards the end of 2024, marked by consumer astonishment at elevated prices and producer grievances over low harvests not correlating with demand levels. Fedir Rybalko, a notable figure in the international fruit industry... read more

Since October, Leanri has deployed an ambitious communication strategy that includes actions in digital and traditional media, such as banners and

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The clementine mandarin, known for its slightly flat bottom, is a highly coveted variety in international markets, including those in the EU. However, the detection of prohibited pesticides in some shipments from Albania to EU nations, particularly at border crossings in Croatia, has raised concerns about the fruit's safety and compliance with regulations. read more

Mandarin exporters in Samdrupjongkhar, Bhutan, are currently experiencing a season of optimism due to improved market prices and better quality oranges. Rinchen Dorji, an experienced exporter with over twenty years in the industry, has noted the favorable conditions this season. read more

There is a massive presence of clementines in the markets, which are overshadowing the demand for mandarins; as for oranges, the demand is shifting towards the Tarocco variety. There is also a growing commercialization of some traditional Christmas products, such as pineapples, puntarelle, and dried lentils. read more

Croatia, Czech Republic, Italy, and Lithuania have banned the import of Albanian citrus fruits after tests revealed excessive levels of pesticides in the produce. The mandarins were found to contain chlorpyrifos and phosmet, chemicals whose consumption poses significant side effects to human health. read more