The excellent weather in New Zealand produces high-quality onions in a variety of sizes.
2025-03-12 00:00
Główny nowozelandzki zbior cebuli rozpoczął się w strefach Pukekohe i Matamata w styczniu. "Pogoda była dla nas doskonała" - powiedział Simon Vale z firmy Balle Bros. "Nie było zbyt wielu opadów deszczu, a nieco chłodniejsza pogoda pomogła w produkcji dobrej skórki. Mamy również dobrze zróżnicowane rozmiary.
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"Mango sales recover from slump"
2025-03-12 00:00
Po trudnym 2024 roku konsumenci wreszcie mają z powrotem mango w swoich koszykach zakupowych. Wysokie ceny i ograniczona dostępność nieco zepchnęły mango na dalszy plan. "Kiedy supermarkety także ostrożnie podchodzą do promocji, może to prowadzić do spadku sprzedaży nawet o kilkadziesiąt procent" - mówi.
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Vietnam: Rozszerzanie rozwiązań szklarniowych dla Apollo LLC
2025-03-12 00:00
Powerplants is collaborating with Apollo LLC on a 2-hectare greenhouse expansion for Phalaenopsis orchid cultivation in Vietnam. This partnership was announced during the ongoing Hortex Vietnam event in Ho Chi Minh City. Alastair McLean, Laurence How, and Âu Hồng Lê of Powerplants are involved in this project.
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"Pierwsze ogórki z Papenburga trafiają na rynek z lekkim opóźnieniem" "The first Papenburg cucumbers arrive on the market with a slight delay."
2025-03-12 00:00
This year's season officially began with the arrival of the first Papenburg cucumbers in calendar week 10. "We could have started as early as February 27, but we waited until March 2," says Detlev Köster, managing director of Johann Köster GmbH & Co. KG, which supplies the regionally grown.
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Sunny weather benefits watermelons.
2025-03-12 00:00
Next to the traditional elongated striped watermelons that have been available in the market since last month, Agence Laparra has just received a shipment of seedless black watermelons. Antoine Godard-Durand is providing updates on the beginning of the season. "Currently, we have boxes of Mauritanian striped watermelons.
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Producers of tomatoes in Extremadura consider the price of 107 euros per ton to be "ruinous".
2025-03-12 00:00
The agricultural organizations Apag Extremadura Asaja and the Association of Farmers and Ranchers of Villanueva de la Serena (Agryga) criticized the tomato prices imposed by the industry in 2025. Farmers consider that the price of 107 euros per ton is "ruinous" and endangers the economic viability of the sector.
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Ismea, vegetable and fruit consumption is growing: +2.2% for vegetables and +2.9% for fruit.
2025-03-12 00:00
In 2024, the year ended with a positive result for the food expenditure of Italian families, increasing by 0.9% annually, in a markedly disinflationary context. This growth follows the +8.1% recorded in 2023, the highest in recent years, but in a phase of strong economic...
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The season of brassicas and vegetables at Futuragri, a leading company in Puglia in the production and marketing of horticultural products, is coming to an end. With the commercial manager Giuseppe De Filippo, we take stock of the campaign and introduce the upcoming season.
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"The transportation and logistics sector is going through a period of great difficulty, a delicate moment: we have two wars on the doorstep of Europe, the Mediterranean, we have a situation with tariffs that is not helpful, obviously causing a lot of concern for the logistics sector and global trade."
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ALDI reaches 12 stores in Mallorca.
2025-03-12 00:00
ALDI strengthens its presence in Mallorca with the opening of its fourth supermarket in Palma, located on the street.
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Wietnam manipulates tariffs to increase agricultural exports to the United States and European Union.
2025-03-12 00:00
Vietnam's agricultural sector, which accounts for 73.3% of the economy, focuses on exports. The United States and Europe are the main markets, holding shares of 21.7% and 11.3% respectively as of 2024. Tran Tuan Minh from the Vietnam-ASEAN Trade and Investment Promotion Centre emphasizes the presence of tariff barriers such as...
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"The prices for Red Delicious apples have reached a peak."
2025-03-12 00:00
Aniruddh Ramesh, director of the Polish apple exporter LVMG Grupa, mentioned that the exporters of Polish apples have not been very active lately due to high prices restraining demand. He stated, "The current extremely high prices in Poland have significantly slowed down the apple export market."
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W land. The most common vegetables grown were carrots, onions, and lettuce.
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From February 26 to 28, Jan Spek Roses, along with other breeders, showcased their varieties at the "Rose Breeders Shopping Mall for Rose Growers" at Nini Farm in Naivasha, Kenya. Erik Spek of Jan Spek Roses described the event as a success. Steve Outram, General Manager Africa for Jan Spek Roses, also participated in the event.
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Fruit Energy, the new line from Frullà for athletes
2025-03-12 00:00
Frullà is now Frullà Sport and is introducing the new Fruit Energy line: 4 flavors available, Blueberry, Banana, Pineapple, and Mango. A natural energy boost.
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An anticipated bilateral agreement between Moroccan and French tomato producers is expected to be reached in mid-March to regulate the entry of Moroccan cherry tomatoes into the French market. According to FreshPlaza, the agreement aims to manage competition with local production at the beginning of the French season.
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A later start to the Florida blueberry season is expected.
2025-03-12 00:00
Dostawa importowanych borówek nadal jest stabilna z Chile. "Pozostało jeszcze kilka tygodni sezonu importowego, a potem przejdziemy do sezonu krajowego w na Florydzie" - mówi Katiana Valdes z Crystal Valley Foods z siedzibą w Miami, na Florydzie. Borówki wciąż napływają stabilnie.
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At Fresh2You, the Moroccan sprout season has started. "We are selling the final batch of Dutch sprouts this week, to ensure a smooth transition to the Moroccan season," says Menno Molenaar. "The Netherlands, as well as Belgium and the UK, have all finished their seasons. This means there are
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After the peak years between 2018 and 2022, the greenhouse market is struggling. Since the war, the Russian market has fallen away. Marck Hagen, CEO of Atrium Agri, was recently a guest on a Dutch podcast show, BNR Nieuwsradio 'De Top van Nederland'. Among other things, he discusses how the...
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