Sezon winogron w Południowej Afryce rozwija się zupełnie inaczej niż pierwotnie oczekiwano. "Jest to głównie spowodowane słabą wydajnością w porcie w Kapsztadzie. Od początku sezonu port jest pod presją ze względu na silne wiatry. Faktycznie, statystyki pokazują, że to read more

According to the State Statistics Committee, from January to October 2025, Azerbaijan exported 8,455 tonnes of fresh grapes worth USD 8.6 million. This represented a 76% increase in value and a 70% increase in volume compared to the previous year. Russia continued to be the main market, importing 6,630 tonnes valued at USD 6.9 million, showing a 51% increase. read more

The fresh deciduous fruit sector in Turkey is expected to experience a shortage in the 2025/26 marketing year due to severe spring frosts, drought, and hail affecting production of key crops. The latest USDA report indicates that this situation will lead to a significant decrease in supply. read more

During January-October 2025, Azerbaijan exported 8,455 tons of fresh grapes worth $8.6 million. This represents a 76% increase in value and a 70% increase in quantity compared to the same period in 2024, as reported by Аbc.az citing the State Statistics Committee. read more

The year that is coming to an end is definitely one of the worst for Italian table grape exports. Piero Pontrandolfi from the Tellus cooperative, affiliated with Asso Fruit Italia, and Costantino Pirolo from the Italian Variety Club shared their thoughts on the recent production season. "It read more

Corné van de Klundert, Managing Director of Dutch importer and exporter Origin Fruit Group, reports that the overseas grape market is showing signs of improvement. Southern Europe had an exceptionally large grape harvest during the summer, leading Spain, Italy, and Greece to keep grapes on the market until a later than usual period. read more

The Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) and the United Nations Industrial Development Organization (UNIDO) have announced the successful completion of the design phase of a groundbreaking national strategy aimed at transforming the table grape sector in the Republic of Moldova. read more

The business community in Afghanistan has suffered significant losses as a result of prolonged closures of vital border crossings with Pakistan, which has led to the spoilage of around $50 million worth of Afghan grapes. Khan Jan Alokozay, a board member of the Afghanistan Chamber of Commerce and Investment, expressed concern over the situation. read more