Raspberries

Maroko has rozszerzył swoją obecność na europejskim rynku mrożonych malin, z Holandią importującą 1000 ton w 2025 roku, o wartości ponad 2 milionów EUR (2,16 miliona USD), według EastFruit. Oznacza to wzrost o 50% w porównaniu z 2024 rokiem i czterokrotnie większy w porównaniu z rokiem 2023. read more

Morocco has reached a new milestone in the European frozen raspberry market, as the Netherlands imported record volumes in 2025, as reported by EastFruit. In the previous year, Dutch imports of Moroccan frozen raspberries reached 1,000 tons, with a value exceeding EUR 2 million. This signifies a 50% increase. read more

Frost damage is visible on most raspberry plantations. Damaged plants should be handled very delicately. Additionally, occasional frosts often affect the plantations, especially when it comes to autumn raspberries, as they can be quite severe. read more

We have an optimistic forecast for the upcoming raspberry harvest in California, with production expected to be higher this year compared to last year. This positive outlook comes despite the challenges faced in March, when the state experienced unusually hot temperatures and sporadic rain events. read more

Long-term cultivation of raspberries in the same location sooner or later leads to a phenomenon known as soil fatigue. It manifests itself in weaker plant growth, issues with nutrient uptake, and decreased yields. In tunnel production conditions, read more

The beginning of the raspberry season this year is marked by significant temperature fluctuations and the risk of frost. Growers are facing the need to protect the plants and maintain their high yield potential. In the experiments conducted read more

The beginning of raspberry vegetation is a period of accumulation of many threats. In plantations, there is a simultaneous appearance of spider mite pressure and the first colonies of aphids. Lately, in many regions of Poland, there have been frosts that can additionally weaken the plants. In such conditions, effective read more

Unstable weather, temperature fluctuations, and predicted frosts are a scenario that increasingly defines the beginning of vegetation in recent seasons. In such conditions, it becomes crucial not only to react to threats but above all to build plant resilience. 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

The date of Fresh Market 2026 has been officially confirmed. read more

Wireworms have been among the most dangerous pests of raspberries for years. Although they are very small and often go unnoticed for a long time, their feeding can have serious economic consequences. The problem affects both field-grown plantations and crops grown under covers. read more

The 2026 season is starting with high fertilizer prices, an unstable energy market, and pressure to maximize the efficiency of every spent dollar. In such circumstances, the key is not so much increasing expenditures, but improving the utilization of the resources already applied. read more

The situation on raspberry plantations with fruiting two-year-old canes, which had to overwinter, is very diverse. Damage is certain after temperatures dropped to several dozen degrees below freezing. Therefore, thorough inspections are necessary. While the canes themselves may not look too bad, read more

Greek producers of blueberries, raspberries, and blackberries are currently on the market with small quantities, gradually preparing for the expansion of their harvest. However, this expansion will happen at different times and reach significantly different scales for each type of fruit. read more

The exceptionally long and cold winter has led to concerns about the condition of raspberries grown in plastic tunnels in many farms. Plants grown in containers, overwintering in pots, have been particularly vulnerable to damage. read more

Piñata Farms will begin harvesting its Sunshine Coast raspberries in May, anticipating a bountiful crop following a favorable summer for plant growth, as described by Rebecca Scurr. "We intentionally focus on harvesting the majority of our volume from May to October," she added. read more

Fruits have traditionally been seen as a crucial part of a healthy diet. However, contemporary scientific research reveals that their advantages go beyond just supplying vitamins. Fruits have a blend of biologically active compounds - antioxidants, polyphenols, dietary fiber. read more