In the second part of the IFN Live concerning clementines and mandarins, which aired last week (click here to watch the live broadcast), the discussion focused on the dynamics that are reshaping the future of the sector, starting from the gradual shift of consumption towards read more

As I conclude a highly successful trade mission that connected Egyptian fruit and vegetable exporters with markets in Singapore and Malaysia, my mind is preoccupied with the future of Egypt's thriving produce industry. Despite its current success, there are potential challenges on the horizon that warrant serious consideration. This blog is dedicated to exploring and addressing these pressing issues. read more

Inside New Zealand's busiest supermarket this Christmas, Foodstuffs North Island reported: "Several months ago, in the middle of winter, the team at PAK'nSAVE Wairau were already talking about Christmas. Not the presents or the pavlova, but the extraordinary task of keeping New Zealand's busiest... read more

After a brief hiatus due to severe weather conditions, HAWE is now operating at full capacity once again on the new cultivation system for Sun Sing Garden in Taiwan. HAWE is constructing a multilayer container system for the comprehensive propagation of young plants. The installation will be completed as scheduled. read more

In the studio of the designer Marco Rambaldi, the exclusive collection dedicated to the sensory universe of envy is taking shape, which will debut at the upcoming Milan Fashion Week. "An iconic brand of style and taste." read more

Sales of British apples in UK supermarkets in November 2025 are dominated by a few major retailers, with Tesco and Aldi leading in terms of volume. These two chains had the highest sales of British apples from BAPL growers during the month, highlighting their strong market position. read more

The Malaysian durian industry is being urged to enhance the protection of its varieties by registering them for intellectual property rights locally and internationally. This comes as concerns arise regarding the origin, naming rights, and use of Malaysian durians overseas. The Malaysian Intellectual Property Corporation (MyIPO) is playing a key role in this effort. read more

The cultivation of orchids, which involves a lengthy cultivation period and high heat requirements, can be made more efficient, sustainable, and future-proof through collaboration and innovation. Instead of working independently, a group of orchid growers are coming together to invest in innovative solutions. read more

The Moldovan National Food Safety Agency (ANSA) reported that 7.5 tons of imported fresh dill were destroyed after laboratory tests showed penconazole levels nearly ten times higher than the allowed limit. Inspectors confiscated the batch at the importer's warehouse, and the entire shipment was sealed. read more

The Pink Lady Europe Association gathered its partners (3,159 producers, 13 authorized distributors, and 10 Italian, French, and Spanish nurserymen) for its annual general assembly, which took place in Lérida, Spain. The meeting represented a crucial milestone for the association. read more

The ornamental plant growers in Korukoy have been affected by the emergency action plan put in place by the Drought Mitigation Commission, led by Yalova Governor Dr. Hulya Kaya. As per the plan, growers will have access to water three days a week, while it will be cut off for the remaining four days. read more

On September 9 and 10, 2026, Potato Europe will return to Germany after four years. The DLG (Deutsche Landwirtschafts-Gesellschaft) has chosen a new venue for the event, namely the Rittergut Gestorf Springe near Hanover. Parallel to the established trade event, the SugarBeet Expo for the sugar industry will also take place. read more