Oranges

The President of the United States, Donald Trump, signed an executive order on Friday (14 November) exempting a variety of food products, such as bananas, tropical fruits, tomatoes, and oranges, from the reciprocal tariffs imposed by his administration on 2 April. read more

The Citrus Growers’ Association of Southern Africa (CGA) has welcomed the new US tariff exemptions, as well as the inclusion of oranges as a citrus category. read more

The Citrus Growers' Association of Southern Africa (CGA) has welcomed the new US tariff exemptions and the inclusion of oranges as a citrus category. read more

The US president, Donald Trump, signed an executive order on Friday, November 14th, exempting various food products such as bananas, tropical fruits, tomatoes, and oranges from the reciprocal tariffs imposed by his administration on April 2nd. read more

The supply of larger-sized blonde oranges is increasing, while the demand for clementines remains at medium levels. The new Italian production of Hayward kiwi is starting. Apples are in full swing with a growing interest in Kissabel. Volumes of black cabbage and fennel are on the rise, with demand also increasing. read more

Florida growers and shippers are quite enthusiastic about this year's citrus harvest. "We are observing fruit color and maturity levels that we haven't seen in several years," says Doug Feek of Feek Family Citrus. "The quality of the fruit has been outstanding, the size has improved, and the Brix levels in the juice are higher." read more

CPJ Erasmus & Seun operates a mixed fruit and vegetable business in the Letsitele Valley, with 350 hectares dedicated to vegetables and 700 hectares to citrus. Bell peppers are the main crop, supported by sweetcorn, butternut, and small volumes of green beans. The citrus varieties grown include pomelo, oranges, and soft citrus fruits. read more

Egyptian exporters are hoping for a "calm and normal" season for oranges, despite a number of challenges ahead. According to Mostafa Ali, CEO of Premium Sourcing, the main challenge for the upcoming season is the continued predominance of small and medium-sized oranges. The exporter says, "Last read more

The 2025/26 Spanish orange season has started, with the retailer sourcing fruit from growers in the Valencian Community, Andalusia, the Region of Murcia, and Catalonia. By collaborating with 13 suppliers who work with over 2,000 farmers, the company anticipates commercializing 131,000 tons of oranges. read more

Naranjasyfrutas.com, an online platform for advertising crops, shared search trends among wholesalers purchasing from growers. The accompanying graph displays the most sought-after varieties in September and October by retailers. Navelina, Clemenules, Oronules, Clemenvilla, and Salustiana were the most searched for. read more

Limoneira Company has announced the sale of its two Chilean ranches, Pan de Azúcar and San Pablo. The properties include approximately 500 acres (202 hectares) of lemons, 100 acres (40 hectares) of oranges, and additional unplanted land. The transaction closed on November 7, 2025, with a total sale. read more

Najnowsza analiza cytrusowa ESALQ informuje o spadku popytu europejskiego na brazylijskie pomarańcze, co spowodowało obniżenie cen w São Paulo pomimo wcześniejszych oczekiwań na poprawę sezonu 2025/26. Mniejsze zainteresowanie ze strony międzynarodowej skłoniło przetwórców do ostrożnego podejścia do zakupów, co doprowadziło do obniżenia cen na rynku spotowym. read more

The 2025/26 campaign of the Ribera DOP Orange officially kicks off on November 21st. The starting signal is given by Parlapiano Sicilia, a historic company from Ribera and a leader in the commercialization of this citrus excellence, which once again chooses to follow the natural rhythm. read more

With the ATP Finals in full swing, Turin has been painted orange thanks to the special operation conceived by the Armando Testa agency and DimmidiSì to celebrate the restyling of the brand's fresh soups. The DimmidiSì promotional initiative focuses on creative marketing. read more

The Valencian Institute of Agricultural Research (IVIA) is developing the new rootstock CIVAC 19, a hybrid of Cleopatra mandarin and Poncirus trifoliata, tolerant to Citrus Tristeza Virus (CTV), a disease that affects grafted orange, mandarin, and grapefruit trees. María Ángeles Forner, from the read more