Oranges

The 2024/25 Egyptian citrus season is expected to be exceptional, with production levels projected to reach a record 3.7 million tonnes, as stated by Ahmed Ghazy, the export manager at Wadi El Nour, a prominent agricultural company in Egypt with over 30 years of experience in cultivating high-quality citrus fruits. read more

Throughout the month of February, on the occasion of World Cancer Day, Large-Scale Retail and Organized Distribution mobilize massively for "Red Oranges for Research", an initiative that has been taking place for several years in supermarkets following an event in the squares with the Oranges. read more

Good sales for Tarocco oranges, for juice. Sales have started for Italian Hernandina clementines, in addition to Spanish Tango. Good demand for leeks, in the peak of the season; weak sales for artichokes, cauliflowers, and fennel this week. Low product availability for peppers. read more

Modern distribution once again mobilizes in support of research. On the occasion of World Cancer Day, throughout the month of February, the initiative "Red Oranges" returns. read more

However, Mexican citrus production continues to be affected by adverse environmental factors such as persistent drought and high temperatures. In terms of exports, there is a significant increase in the export of lemons and limes, with a slight increase in oranges as well. read more

The current Expana Benchmark Price (EBP) for orange concentrate FCA Europe is $6,700 per metric tonne as of December 31, reflecting a year-on-year increase of 13.5% but a decline of 4.3% in the last quarter. In January, market participants reported offers as low as $6,300/mt. read more

The oranges and tangerines from Frutas Torres have been recognized, for the third consecutive year, with the prestigious "Flavor of the Year 2025" award. They have undergone a validation process to receive this recognition. read more

While climate change is expected to pose significant challenges to agriculture in the coming decades, it could also lead to the widespread cultivation of crops like chickpeas, soybeans, and oranges in the UK. This could result in locally produced hummus, tofu, and marmalade becoming common items on supermarket shelves. read more

In the fruit and vegetable section of the Leclerc store in Drumettaz (Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes), managed by Benjamin Genovese, the newest member of the citrus family, the Banzzai mandarin, is prominently displayed alongside the well-known Newhall orange and Sicilian red mandarin. read more

Sezon egipskich pomarańczy Valencia zaczyna się punktualnie, z owocami już trafiającymi do magazynów pakowaczy. Według Mostafy Alego z Premium Sourcing, kampania eksportowa zapowiada się być bardziej udaną niż poprzednia, choć oczekuje się, że będzie trudniejsza i krótsza niż zazwyczaj. read more

In the market year (MY) 2024/25, total citrus production in Mexico is expected to increase by 4 percent compared to the previous year, mainly driven by the rise in lime production. Fresh orange production is projected to increase only slightly due to unstable environmental conditions such as prolonged periods of. read more

Promising start to the season of Sicilian Red Oranges PGI - as the president of the Consortium, Gerardo Diana, tells IFN. "The campaign for Sicilian Red Oranges PGI is starting off in an encouraging way, with favorable weather conditions characterized by temperature fluctuations." read more

Ceny pomarańczy wykazały wyraźne wzorce w Hiszpanii, Grecji, Włoszech i Portugalii w okresie od października do lutego w bieżącym sezonie (2024/2025) w porównaniu do poprzedniego sezonu (2023/2024). W Hiszpanii ceny w sezonie 2024/2025 (linia czerwona) zaczęły się od niższego poziomu w październiku, wynosząc 88 euro za 100 kg. read more

Despite the rains in Seville, Spain, causing a temporary halt in the orange harvest in the province, the second-season varieties are gradually arriving. "Nonetheless, there are still quite a few Navelinas left in the fields," says Miguel Sanz of Naranjas Miguelito. "The season started off." read more