Tomatoes
Canadian greenhouse grower expands production to California
2023-11-20 00:00
Nature Fresh Farms® is expanding production to the West Coast, partnering with grower Millennium Pacific to bring California-grown Hiiros™ Tomatoes to the market.
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Serial tomato thrower makes victims
2023-11-20 00:00
A serial tomato thrower is killing people in the towns of Eastbourne and Hastings (UK). Using tomatoes and sometimes apples as ammunition, seven unlucky passers-by have already been hit in drive-by fruit attacks. One of the victims ended up with a broken cheekbone, proving that this 'vitamin
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Viruses create "severe problems" in Almeria's greenhouses
2023-11-20 00:00
The Coordinadora de Organizaciones Agrarias y Ganaderas, COAG, de Almería, warns about the severe pest problems that, in the form of viruses, especially in crops such as tomato, courgette and pepper, are occurring in the current season.
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Morocco seems to have set its sights on becoming Europe's new food engine. And it is doing so through investment.
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In the Komi Republic, tomatoes emerged as the leaders in price growth in October, while cucumber prices experienced a decline during the same period.
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Local cucumbers and tomatoes running out in Kaliningrad stores
2023-11-17 00:00
Currently, these vegetables are primarily sourced from other regions of Russia, with tomatoes also being imported from Turkey and soon to be supplied from Azerbaijan, according to Alexey Yelaev, Deputy CEO of the Spar retail chain.
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Industrial tomatoes, campaign closed with 5.4 million tonnes
2023-11-17 00:00
The 2023 tomato processing campaign in Italy closed with a production of 5.4 million tonnes, slightly down (-1.3%) on 2022. The processing industry had to cope with a long and complex campaign with costs of
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Invasion of the South American tomato moth spells trouble for Kazakhstan's Southern growers
2023-11-17 00:00
The South American tomato moth has become a major headache for gardeners and farmers in the southern regions of Kazakhstan, leading to a disappointing season with a reduced harvest of flavourful greenhouse-grown tomatoes. The pest entered Kazakhstan seven years ago through Shymkent. It later
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Invasion of the tomato moth spells trouble for Kazakhstan's growers
2023-11-17 00:00
The South American tomato moth has become a major headache for gardeners and farmers in the southern regions of Kazakhstan, leading to a disappointing season with a reduced harvest of flavourful greenhouse-grown tomatoes. The pest entered Kazakhstan seven years ago through Shymkent. It later
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Slow start to southern tomato crop drives up prices
2023-11-17 00:00
"There are hardly any tomatoes on the European market," cried a Spanish trader recently. The season started later in Spain, and although more cultivation under light has been re-established in north-western Europe, that cannot make up for all the shortages. In Britain, no longer in the EU, empty
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Spain’s tomato sector beset by multiple challenges
2023-11-16 07:00
In the last summer tomato campaign, Spain produced 475,051 tons (-6% Y-o-Y), while the forecast for Spain’s coming winter campaign is 1.2 million tons of tomatoes, similar to last year’s.
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"After a tough start, good market for Moroccan tomatoes"
2023-11-15 00:00
The Moroccan tomato season began a few weeks ago at Kraaijeveld in the Netherlands. "The start was quite difficult, also because of the heat that gripped Morocco in the summer. The plants took a big hit, and the supply was slightly delayed. I think that only benefits the market situation.
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"It will take at least 10 to 15 days for the tomato supply in Europe to start improving"
2023-11-14 00:00
Due to the delay in the planting of vegetables in Almeria because of the high temperatures this summer, the greenhouse vegetable volumes remain limited and prices are still very high. For products such as tomatoes, there continues to be shortages in various markets in Europe.
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Russia: Inspectors stops ToBRFV-infected tomatoes coming from China
2023-11-10 00:00
The Primorye Interregional Office of Rosselkhoznadzor successfully stopped the import of a 6.7-ton batch of tomatoes from China. This action was taken because a quarantine object, the Tomato brown rugose fruit virus, was found in the products.
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Plunging tomato prices on the Tunisian market
2023-11-10 00:00
After the summer cycle in Tunisia, where drought overwhelmed Tunisian growers and caused the loss of almost half of tomato volumes, things continue to get more complicated in the current autumn cycle.
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YUM YUMS cherry tomatoes unveiled
2023-11-10 00:00
Not only did Windset Farms® greenhouse company win the Best Island Booth in Produce award at the IFPA Global Produce and Floral Show, but the company also unveiled the latest addition to its snacking line: YUM YUMS™ Cherry Tomatoes. "These exceptionally sweet tomatoes were a hit at the show,
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"We make chipotle chili with a unique process in Europe"
2023-11-10 00:00
From Segovia, La Chipotlera has opened a differential gap in the fresh hot pepper and chili sauce segment. "La Chipotlera is the last step of our adventure in agriculture. We started as an organic-product orchard growing traditional vegetables, such as tomatoes, green beans, and sweet peppers,
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Looije increases its cherry production by 40% in the greenhouses built by Novagric.
2023-11-10 00:00
The talk highlighted the outstanding results obtained in a technological greenhouse project carried out by Novagric in Águilas last year.
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"The time will come for Egypt to export its tomatoes"
2023-11-10 00:00
The next cycle of Egyptian tomato exports is due to start soon, in early December. Abdelkader Habony, exporter of a wide range of Egyptian fresh produce, hopes to reach more European markets.
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"Moroccan tomato growers are desperate for a price increase"
2023-11-09 00:00
It's the denouement of a long journey for Moroccan tomato growers. After a long summer marked by a heatwave that burned crops, followed by a shortage of seeds, constant phytosanitary problems, and a difficult transition to resistant seeds, all resulting in a delay in the start of the season of
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