A new Rabobank report highlights Peru's emergence as a leading exporter of table grapes on the global stage, achieving record volumes of 4.6 million tonnes. The report also underscores China's increasing influence in reshaping the industry and creating new opportunities in Southeast Asia. read more

Grape varieties from the Byzantine era that were discovered in Israel's Negev desert are now being replanted after over a thousand years, reviving ancient farming practices that once provided wine to Mediterranean markets. The new vineyard is being established at Shivta National Park, located within the remains of the Byzantine-era settlement. read more

Albert van der Merwe from Sonop Boerdery, a farm in Noordoewer growing tomatoes, butternuts, and table grapes, stated that over a thousand employees have been sent home, and there is a possibility that the final 3,000 tonnes of their tomatoes may need to be destroyed due to South Africa closing its border to Namibian produce. read more

Peru has overtaken Chile to become the world's top exporter of table grapes, with China also emerging as a significant competitor, as stated in a recent RaboResearch report. Global exports reached a record high of 4.6 million metric tons in 2024/25, with projections indicating further shifts in the market. read more

A new report released by Rabobank has revealed that Peru has overtaken Chile to become the world's leading table grape exporter - a change described as a "significant shift" for the industry. read more

Terra Nova Nurseries has recently announced 22 varieties to complement select 2026 Paint Colors of the Year introduced by major paint brands. The company's selection features a variety of hues and tones that enhance the versatility and tranquility of the prominent indoor and outdoor spaces for the upcoming year. read more

The 2025 grape campaign in Apulia is reaching its peak, and the Grappolo Rosso farm, headed by Asia Grilli, is showcasing a diverse selection of high-quality grapes. This year has posed its challenges: initially, the ripening of the produce was not uniform. read more