Mandarins

ClemenGold International, the South African-based 'House of Brands' known for ClemenGold mandarins, has teamed up with global fresh produce labeling specialist Sinclair and its representative HG Molenaar to introduce the Sinclair T55 - the world's first fruit label certified for both home and industrial use. read more

Nowe odmiany mandarynek Havva™ i Sigal™ nadal pojawiają się jako zróżnicowane innowacje cytrusowe następnej generacji, na co wskazują najnowsze wyniki niezależnych badań naukowych potwierdzające ich odporność na jednego z najpoważniejszych szkodników wpływających na produkcję cytrusów na całym świecie: read more

ClemenGold International, the South African company responsible for the ClemenGold® mandarin brand, has collaborated with Sinclair, a fresh produce labeling company, and its agent HG Molenaar to introduce the Sinclair T55 fruit label. This label is certified for both home and industrial composting. read more

Taiwan’s Ministry of Agriculture has taken steps to dispel concerns that a decrease in tariffs on US mandarins, as outlined in the newly signed Taiwan-US Agreement on Reciprocal Trade, will have a negative impact on the local citrus industry. read more

Spain's Orri mandarin marketing campaign is set to conclude in approximately a month. Prices at the source have reached record-breaking levels, making it the most expensive mandarin variety in both the field and the market. Additionally, Orri mandarins have been available for the longest duration compared to other varieties. read more

South Africa's citrus export crop for 2026 has been estimated at 209 million cartons, based on the release of the country's mandarin forecast. read more

The Citrus Growers' Association of Southern Africa (CGA) has released its late Mandarin export estimate for the 2026 season, confirming that there is stability in production in the category. Overall, the numbers show a slight decrease compared to last year's late Mandarin export figures. read more

The Israeli citrus season is approaching its final stage, according to Betsalel Ohana, the export manager of Planet Israel Farms. "As we enter the last few weeks of the 2026 citrus season, the Israeli Orri Jaffa mandarin continues to establish itself as the top choice for easy-peeling citrus fruits, despite..." read more

Cracking in oranges and mandarins is one of the major issues in the global citrus industry, resulting in significant financial losses. However, a team from the Mediterranean Agroforestry Institute at the Polytechnic University of Valencia (UPV) has developed a treatment that can reduce this issue. read more

Po 18 latach hiszpańska Interprofesjonalna Cytrusowa (Intercitrus) przygotowuje się do uruchomienia kampanii promocyjnej hiszpańskich pomarańczy i mandarynek. Interprofesjonalna właśnie zarejestrowała swój proponowany program informacyjny i promocyjny w Unii Europejskiej, który obejmuje okres. read more

Pankaj Kondhalkar from A1 Products stated that with the rising temperatures in India after March, consumers are now opting for imported mandarins and oranges as the domestic citrus varieties from Punjab and Nagpur have already finished. He mentioned, "Post March, once the local season ends and the heat intensifies, there is a surge in demand for citrus fruits." read more

A report from the Valencian Association of Farmers (AVA-ASAJA), based on data from the Ministry of Agriculture and presented last week to the Commission and members of the European Parliament in Brussels, highlights that "EU trade agreements with third countries resulted in an 8.6% shift in" read more

The winners of the Fresh Produce India Awards 2026 are Westfalia Fruit India, a leading avocado marketer; Sweet C, a premium mandarin brand; and Namdhari's Group, a seed-to-shelf agribusiness. read more

Fontestad, the Valencian citrus fruit company, has completed its most recent fiscal year with increased sales, profits, and employment. The period from September 1, 2024, to August 31, 2025, demonstrates positive growth for the company, which specializes in wholesaling oranges and mandarins, as per the records. read more

As of April 2026, the Mediterranean agricultural basin is operating under a regime of high-cost volatility and aggressive state intervention. The region remains the linchpin of the European fresh produce supply chain, yet the strategic landscape is defined by a widening chasm between domestic price stabilization and export-driven growth. read more