Oranges

The supply of strawberries is increasing: the latest varieties to enter the market are Inspire and Sabrosa. Rain and bad weather have reduced the availability of various products from the South, from oranges to eggplants. The lemon market is lively, especially for the Primo Fiore variety from Sicily. Good market also for... read more

Na początku roku na bułgarskim rynku owoców odnotowano zmiany cen, szczególnie w przypadku cytrusów. Dane z Państwowej Komisji do Spraw Giełd i Rynków Towarowych wskazują, że w styczniu ceny mandarynek wzrosły o ponad 14 procent, osiągając €1,33 (US$1,44) za kilogram. Ceny pomarańczy również wzrosły o. read more

AlgarOrange, the Algarve Citrus Operators Association, estimates that citrus growers in southern Portugal will face production losses of between 25 per cent and 40 per cent following adverse weather conditions in recent weeks. Based on consultations with producers and operators in the region, the... read more

W najnowszym brytyjskim raporcie dotyczącym cen hurtowych owoców, kilka kategorii jabłek i gruszek odnotowało zmiany cen w skali tygodnia, podczas gdy inne pozycje pozostały stabilne. W przypadku jabłek, grupa Cox's Orange nieznacznie się osłabiła, a średnia cena spadła o £0.02 do £1.23 za kg, co stanowi spadek o 2%. Gałąź Braeburn... read more

After the damage caused by the hurricane Harry, the Consortium for the Protection of Sicilian Red Oranges IGP shines a spotlight on the resilience of the supply chain and launches a communication campaign spread across its social channels and various media. The slogan Stronger than the wind, more. read more

The Clementine di Calabria IGP Consortium fully supports the alarm raised by the Consortium for the Protection of Sicilian Blood Orange IGP regarding the interception, on the Italian market, of citrus fruits from abroad containing residues of substances not allowed in the European Union. read more

We fully support and share the alarm raised by the Consortium for the Protection of Sicilian Blood Oranges IGP regarding the entry into the Italian and European market of oranges from Egypt containing residues of Chlorpropham, a substance banned in the European Union. read more

"Stronger than the wind, redder than ever: cyclone Harry tried, but the heart of Sicilian PGI Red Orange beats stronger than ever." read more

From Sicily comes Jonny Tarocco, the new brand of top-quality Tarocco oranges signed by the Caruso Cousins. The project combines the citrus tradition of the Etna region with a contemporary market vision, aiming to enhance the product through quality and ethics. read more

The Brazilian association Fundecitrus has estimated the 2025/26 orange harvest in the citrus belt of São Paulo and the Triângulo/Sudoeste Mineiro region to be 292.60 million boxes of 40.8kg cartons, which is 0.7 percent less than its previous forecast. read more

The cyclone Harry does not represent a past event for Sicilian citrus farming, but rather a source of ongoing critical issues. From the eastern coast of Sicily to the citrus groves in the Catania Plain, the assessment of damages is proving to be particularly heavy. read more

The Consortium for the Protection of Sicilian Red Oranges PGI expresses deep concern about the entry into the European market, and in particular the Italian market, of oranges from Egypt containing residues of pesticides banned in Italy. The news, reported by the Alert System, is causing alarm within the Consortium. read more

The entry of oranges from Egypt containing residues of prohibited substances into the European market has been described by ASAJA Murcia as "reckless and dangerous" following a report from the Rapid Alert System for Food and Feed (RASFF) on the issue. According to the European Agency, read more

South Africa's exports of mandarins and oranges to India doubled in 2025, causing challenges for Indian importers, according to Abdul Hadi, Managing Partner at DFC Global. "During July-September, the volume of oranges increased from 778 to 1,600 containers and mandarins from 1,000 to 2,000, leading to oversupply and price issues." read more

Spiros Tampakis, owner of Greek citrus exporter Tampakis Fresh, stated that the Greek weather has caused quality issues in the last few months of 2025. He mentioned that while the clementine quality has been generally good this season, heavy rains in November and December led to quality problems. read more

The CEO of Bulgarian fresh produce trader Triland, Mariya Dermendzhieva, announced that the Egyptian Valencia orange season is ramping up this week. She mentioned that after a challenging yet successful lemon season and a brief overlap of Navel and Valencia seasons, they are now entering the peak of the Valencia orange season. read more