Herbs

The folks at Van Vugt Kruiden in the Netherlands recently thought it was time to expand and modernize. Why? In order to become more sustainable and to grow along with the increasing demand for healthy herbs and baby leaf vegetables. As a result, the company purchased five hectares for additional cultivation last year. read more

Jiffy is introducing a new Jiffy Pot made from sphagnum moss that is peat-free. This new addition to the Jiffy Pot lineup is both peat and plastic-free. Jiffy suggests that it is perfect for hydroponic systems and is suitable for a variety of crops such as young plants, trees, herbs, vegetables, soft fruits, and wine grapes. read more

Cotswold designers and growers have won top awards at this year's RHS Chelsea Flower Show, receiving royal approval as well. The family herb nursery, The Kitchen Garden Plant Centre, was awarded gold for the second consecutive year. Green JJam Nurseries received a silver-gilt award, while Derry was awarded silver. read more

"Whether it's a perennial, early-blooming plant, garden or balcony flower, kitchen herb, or fruit and ornamental shrub – many plants provide essential nectar and pollen for bees, bumblebees, and other insects. This has been scientifically proven multiple times," explains ZVG President Jürgen. read more

The National Agriculture and Food Research Organization (NARO) has analyzed the scent components emitted from lisianthus flowers. Various components responsible for the herbal and sweet scents, among others, were identified through the analysis. This research result represents the world's first report on this topic. read more

Enhance both the taste and visual appeal of your garden by incorporating ornamental edible plants into your landscape. Consider replacing non-edible ornamental plants with ornamental vegetables, fruits, herbs, and edible flowers in your garden beds and containers. For example, a hanging basket filled with semi-determinate plants can add both beauty and functionality to your outdoor space. read more

Anyone strolling through a farmers market in Iowa will notice the growing popularity of fresh-cut flowers. They are becoming more easily accessible as shoppers complement their purchases of fruits, vegetables, herbs, spices, or baked goods with a beautiful bouquet for their kitchen table or a potted plant for their front porch. read more

Focus on Dominican Republic mango, new frontiers in rootstocks, the value chain of varietal innovation in fruit growing, business opportunities with Namibia, supply chain agreements in the herbal sector. There are many events also on the last day of Macfrut (10th). read more

Herbert Widmann Ltd has announced the launch of a new trade brand called 'Hey Berry'. The internationally operating berry specialist is starting the new German blueberry season with an innovative marketing concept. The main objective was to 'create a sustainable brand that meets... read more

The value of the spice market in Italy has reached 180 million euros, with a 1.9% increase in sales by volume (packaging). Cannamela (a brand of Gruppo Montenegro) is launching five new references at the Spices & Herbs Global Expo at Macfrut. Research shows that those under 34 are the most attracted. read more

The value of the spice market in Italy has reached 180 million euros, with a 1.9% increase in sales by volume (packaging). Cannamela (a brand of Gruppo Montenegro) is launching five new references at the Spices & Herbs Global Expo at Macfrut. Research shows that those under 34 are the most attracted. read more

A fair within the fair. The main international experts in medicinal plants will meet at Macfrut on Thursday, May 9, for the Fippo Forum (Italian Federation of Medicinal Plant Producers), as part of the Spices & Herbs Global Expo, the trade show dedicated to spices, medicinal herbs, and. read more

Explore the PRO-MIX FPO with Troy Buechel, Horticulture Specialist at Premier Tech. In this video, Troy discusses why this certified organic plug and germination growing media is ideal for herbs, vegetables, and flowering plants. Troy also dives into its unique composition and compost-free nature. read more

In Kenya, locals rarely consume cauliflower, broccoli, or bok choy themselves, yet the country produces these crops abundantly. This African nation serves as the 'food garden of Europe'. A significant portion of its cultivation includes herbs, green beans, mangoes, and avocados. read more

Watch the video featuring Troy Buechel, Horticulture Specialist at Premier Tech, as he introduces the PRO-MIX FPO. Troy discusses why this certified organic plug and germination growing media is an ideal choice for herbs, vegetables, and flowering plants. He also explains its unique composition and compost-free formula. read more

Zasób świeżych organicznych ziół wydaje się rosnąć wchodząc w wiosnę i lato. "Podczas zimy przemysł doświadczył tu i ówdzie problemów z dostawami - były one niepewne z powodu obfitych opadów w regionach upraw, ale dzięki różnorodności naszych regionów uprawowych udało nam się. read more

Vegobel is set to innovate in the herb market with the launch of a new concept. The organic herb nursery specializes in potted herbs, and with its new 'pick herbs,' it aims to innovate further, focusing on sustainability, convenience, and quality. "This new concept, the plugs or affectionately
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Expolink, the Egyptian Exporters Association (EEA), is organising the Egyptian pavilion at fresh produce trade exhibition Macfrut, which takes place in Rimini on 8-10 May. read more

Taking care of the entire chain from cultivation to harvesting and processing helps guarantee genuineness and traceability, which are essential for safe and healthy nutrition. This is the philosophy behind Macara®, the brand of Azienda agricola Iacona SS, a company specializing in dried aromas
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The new Dutch herb season has begun. "The greenhouses have been steamed clean, and we've replanted everything. In about three weeks, our product range will again include most of the Dutch herbs. Unfortunately, too late for Easter, but that's beyond our control," says Piet van Vugt. Last year,
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