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The strawberry campaign in the Spanish region of Huelva this year is facing more challenging conditions than usual. According to the latest report from the Price and Market Observatory of the Junta de Andalucía, the season may be prolonged if weather conditions allow. read more

Special Fruit introduced the start of the spring season for locally grown strawberries last week. The initial batches from protected greenhouse cultivation are currently accessible for the European market through a partnership with Dutch Berries. "We have personally witnessed the cultivation process, and it appears very promising." read more

The Rangitīkei and Manawatū tribes Ngā Wairiki and Ngāti Apa have established a strawberry farm on previously unproductive tribal land, experiencing continuous growth in both yield and cultivated area. In its fourth year of operation, Harakeke Berries harvested 130 tons of strawberries last season, with increasing yields. read more

This year's strawberry campaign in the Spanish province of Huelva is facing more challenging conditions than usual. According to the latest report from the Observatory of Prices and Markets of the Junta de Andalucía, the season may be extended, depending on weather conditions.

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The prices of strawberries are definitely dropping, especially for the Sabrosa variety branded Candonga, with improving quality. Prices are also falling for asparagus, with the first arrivals from Sardinia, Puglia, and the white variety from Veneto. Eggplant productions are on the rise. 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

UK supermarkets, such as Tesco, Lidl, Asda, Sainsbury's, and Morrisons, are experiencing shortages of certain fruits and vegetables due to extended periods of rain and flooding in southern Spain and northern Morocco. The impacted products include strawberries, raspberries, avocados, and peppers. read more

During one of the panel discussions accompanying the International Strawberry Conference held last year in Antwerp, one sentence resonated strongly: the fruit and vegetable industry needs not only money, but above all wisdom. read more

The weighted fresh produce market shows no signs of recovery in week 7 of 2026: in the large-scale retail trade, volumes are declining again after a slight increase in week 6, while the average price mix continues to rise. Among the channels, discount and hypermarkets are facing the greatest difficulties. read more

Fresón de Palos is once again bringing magic to the shelves with the launch of new Disney designs for its strawberries in the 2026 season. With this new collaboration, iconic characters from the Disney universe, such as Stitch, Simba (The Lion King), Peter Pan, and other classics, will be. read more

A new study published in the journal Clinical Nutrition suggests that women who consumed a diet rich in flavonoid-containing foods such as blueberries, strawberries, apples, and citrus fruits scored higher in feelings of happiness and optimism over time. The research was conducted by scientists from Queen's University Belfast. read more

Spain's biggest strawberry supplier, Fresón de Palos, has introduced its new Disney-themed packaging for the 2026 season. Characters like Stitch, Simba, Peter Pan, and other classic Disney characters will be featured on the packaging throughout the season as part of the cooperative's latest collaboration with the Huelva-based cooperative. read more

JCLM Farming's strawberry propagator, Jack Beattie, stated that the decision to collaborate with the UC Davis breeding program was based on a key question: what provides tangible benefits for growers? "When considering strawberry production on a worldwide scale, UC Davis varieties are a significant player." read more

Strawberry production in Uzbekistan is undergoing changes as farmers adopt new management techniques and utilize protected cultivation systems. Rustam Ismatullayev, whose family has been involved in farming since the 1960s, started his own independent farming operation in the early 2000s and grew his land to 10 hectares by 2013. read more