Nectarines

Exports of peaches and nectarines from Greece are currently at significantly higher levels compared to last season, according to data from the Greek Ministry of Rural Development and Food. Specifically, from May 1st to June 12th, 2026, exports have reached 6,724 tonnes of products, up from 5,902 tonnes. read more

In week 22, the sales of Lcc fresh produce return to negative territory, despite a still moderate increase in the average mix price. Among the different channels, only the discount channel maintains a positive trend. With the rise in temperatures, peaches and nectarines start to... read more

The 2026 commercial campaign of Romagna IGP Peaches and Nectarines has officially started, with promising prospects on the production front and a quality level that, once again this year, is expected to be excellent. The Consortium for the Protection of Romagna IGP Peaches and Nectarines is launching the season. read more

The 2026 commercial campaign of Romagna Igp Peach and Nectarine begins, which is presented to the markets with positive prospects in terms of quality and in a recovering production context. The products will be available on the markets from June 10th to September 20th. read more

The global stone fruit market is entering a period of increased availability as harvests expand across the Northern Hemisphere. Larger volumes of peaches, nectarines, apricots, and plums are entering the market in several key producing countries, despite weather-related challenges. read more

Prices are soaring (+70% since 2017), consumption is decreasing, Italian surfaces are still contracting, and the European production scenario, after a complex 2025, is returning to more regular levels but without the risk of surplus. The 2026 campaign for peaches and nectarines is shaping up like this: not read more

"The supply of California peaches, plums, and nectarines is abundant. According to Miguel Beltran, Sales Manager for California Stonefruit & Exotics at Giumarra Reedley, the fruits are exhibiting excellent color, flavor, and overall quality. The produce is sourced from California's San Joaquin Valley." read more

The season of 2025/26 for Chilean stone fruits will be remembered as a particularly difficult period for the industry. Exporters, traders, and industry analysts, although speaking anonymously, agree that the results were disappointing in almost all destination markets, with some describing it as one of the worst seasons. read more

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Ondinesi is getting ready to face the 2026 season with doubled volumes compared to last year and a new national marketing campaign. The premium flat nectarine will be available from the end of June and aims to strengthen its positioning in the high-value summer fruit segment. read more

New appointment with The Grocery Bag by BMTI and Italmercati, with the support of Consumerism No Profit, for a guide to a seasonal, affordable, and sustainable shopping experience. With the arrival of the summer heat, there is a clear recovery of market activities and a consequent increase in read more

Early June is lively at the CAAR in Rimini, where the summer temperatures are now supporting the demand for seasonal fruits and giving a new boost to exchanges. This is what emerges from the latest survey for the column "Il Borsino", carried out in collaboration with Italmercati. read more

Exporter Australia Fruits is preparing for a successful citrus fruit season following a busy summer where it exported various products to its primary markets in Asia and the Pacific. Vince Brullo, the firm's representative, mentioned that they were busy shipping out cherries, peaches, nectarines, and plums during the summer. read more

The peach and nectarine campaign in Puglia is preparing to get into full swing, and as often happens, Puglia confirms itself as one of the first regions in Italy to start with the national product. For As.P.O. Frutta, an active Producer Organization in the Brindisi area, the start of the harvest is... read more

Europe's peach and nectarine production is expected to reach 2.74 million tonnes this season, which is 8 percent higher compared to last year and 16 percent above the average for 2020-2024. read more

The season of 2025 was characterized by frost, which impacted Greek (and Turkish) production, as well as frequent and heavy rainfall during flowering, which hindered normal production potential in Italy, France, and Spain. Catalonia, Aragon, and the Murcia region were also affected by violent. read more