Grapes

According to EastFruit analysis, in 2025 Egypt experienced an unprecedented surge in fresh grape exports to Italy. Between January and July, over 7,000 tons of Egyptian grapes arrived in our country, with a value close to 20 million dollars. read more

The now Peruvian grape season has begun in a context of relative stability after several years affected by weather phenomena. Angie Meléndez Vargas, head of exports at J&L Agroexportaciones, an exporter with over 15 years of experience in the industry, states that the company's production areas... read more

The Chilean cherry campaign is currently underway with the situation under better control than last year, despite facing a decrease in production of between 15% and 40% in some plantations, as reported by Nicolás Yavar from UPAC Fruit. Nevertheless, the entry into production of new plantations could... read more

According to Fruitnet, last week's heavy rainfall in Piura and other parts of northern Peru is not believed to have damaged the grape crop, despite initial concerns among producers. 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

Egipt's fresh grape exports to Italy saw a significant increase in 2025, with volumes exceeding 7,000 tons between January and July, as reported by EastFruit. During this period, exporters made nearly US$20 million in revenue. The shipments were three times higher compared to the same period last year. read more

The shadow of the Xylella fastidiosa subspecies fastidiosa (Xff) also looms over the Puglian table grape. After the discovery, in 2024, of an outbreak in the territory of Triggiano (Bari), attention is growing on the risk of contagion in the productive heart of the Southeast Bari - an area that... read more

Zeszłotygodniowe obfite opady deszczu w Piurze i innych częściach północnego Peru nie są uważane za szkodliwe dla plonów winogron - pomimo początkowych obaw producentów. read more

Egipt has recorded a significant increase in fresh grape exports to Italy this year, as reported by EastFruit. read more

The prices paid to farmers are plummeting, while production costs remain high, leading many companies to operate at a loss, also due to unfair competition from imports from abroad. This is stated by Coldiretti in their commentary. read more

The past two South African grape seasons began positively, but this year there is a more cautious outlook. There is still a significant amount of Spanish, Greek, and Italian fruit being exported to Europe, with reports indicating that Italy may continue selling grapes until December. read more

The outlook for India's upcoming grape export season is cautious, says Harish More, Vice President of Fratelli Fruits Farmer Producer Company. "The country's prime grape growing belt of Nashik is experiencing prolonged rainfall since early May, which has resulted in roughly 70 percent crop loss. read more

The seeded table grape variety Aledo is currently being harvested. According to Unió Llauradora, harvest volumes are expected to be normal, similar to recent years, and the quality is good. "We are confident that the Aledo grape, mainly consumed around Christmas, will perform better and be." read more

Since the end of August, Frugisol has been selling seedless grapes directly from Sicily at the Rungis market. This origin is in high demand at this time of year, driven by increasing consumer interest. The trend in consumption is shifting towards seedless grapes from Italy. read more

Despite the positive start to the table grape season, with exports up 15% over last year, the Apulian company Plantis Group is facing a difficult decision: Whether to end exports to the Baltic and Scandinavian countries ahead of schedule. "Although operations typically cease during the last ten 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