India: Growers unhappy as chrysanthemum prices drop significantly
2025-01-27 00:00
Farmers are crestfallen as the price of Samanthi (Chrysanthemum) dropped from Rs 240 - Rs 260 per kg to Rs 60 - Rs 70 within a week after Pongal. Chrysanthemum is cultivated in 3,150 hectares across the district. S Nanjappan, a farmer from Dharmapuri told TNIE, "The main reason for the drop in prices is oversupply in the market due to increased production post the festival season."
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Selecta one is poised to introduce a new innovation: the RCS 2.0 system. This cutting-edge propagation system roots cuttings in special biodegradable paper bags, with minimal energy and no substrate needed. The bags are constructed from cellulose fibers, entirely eliminating fossil-based plastics.
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The oranges and tangerines from Frutas Torres have been recognized, for the third consecutive year, with the prestigious "Flavor of the Year 2025" award. They have undergone a validation process to receive this recognition.
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The new Acapella melon was introduced at SIVAL 2025.
2025-01-27 00:00
Melon, cucumber, strawberry: The Seminis and De Ruiter (Bayer) teams were at SIVAL 2025 to present their new varieties and must-haves. Acapella, the new melon variety that combines quality and yield. The 2024 season confirmed the good performance of the new Acapella melon variety.
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Nowadays, the agricultural entrepreneur is like the captain of a ship constantly sailing through a storm, knowing that they could face the perfect storm at any moment.
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Schur and Ishida have expanded their partnership to improve automation and quality control solutions.
2025-01-27 00:00
Schur, a family-owned packaging company founded in Denmark in 1846, and Ishida, a Japanese company established in 1893, have announced an expanded partnership to enhance their collaboration in the fields of automation, weighing, and quality control systems. Schur, now managed by the 6th
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"Możemy zarządzać ponad 30 hektarami greckich plantacji SunGold w przyszłym roku." "We can manage over 30 hectares of Greek-grown SunGold by next year."
2025-01-27 00:00
Greek kiwi exports face different market situations around the world. Mr. Manolis Anastasiadis, the export manager of Protofanousi Fruits, stated: "The export flow to non-European countries has been going well. However, the European markets are currently not as active. We anticipate a significant increase in exports over the next four months."
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The study suggests that new crops such as chickpeas and oranges could potentially thrive in the UK by 2080.
2025-01-27 00:00
While climate change is expected to pose significant challenges to agriculture in the coming decades, it could also lead to the widespread cultivation of crops like chickpeas, soybeans, and oranges in the UK. This could result in locally produced hummus, tofu, and marmalade becoming common items on supermarket shelves.
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"Daniele Reina, the Sicily area manager for Seeds Tech, reports that when thinking about Sicilian date tomatoes, many characteristics come to mind that distinguish a product appreciated and enjoyed in Italy and Europe." A moment captured during a visit to the display greenhouse. (Click here to see the photo)
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Jazz: A variety of apple that is "complex but advantageous"
2025-01-27 00:00
With the Jazz apple season in full swing, this year's French harvest totaled 15,570 tonnes of marketable apples—a decline of 8% compared to the previous year. This drop is attributed to unfavorable autumn weather conditions. "As Jazz is a late-season variety, it suffered from a lack of sunlight and cooler temperatures towards the end of the growing season," explained a local apple farmer.
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An increase in the sale of apples in January.
2025-01-27 00:00
With the initial projection of 1,463,000 tons at Prognosfruit last August, the French apple production estimate was revised to 1,420,000 tons in November before settling at 1,430,000 tons in December. Vincent Guérin, Head of Economic Affairs at the National Apple Pear Association (ANPP),
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ToBRFV (Tomato brown rugose fruit virus) został wykryty w pomidorach z Victorii pochodzących z Południowej Australii, handel został zawieszony.
2025-01-27 00:00
W ostatnim wydarzeniu rząd wiktoriański potwierdził wykrycie wirusa brązowego rugosego owoców (ToBRFV) w Victorii, co stanowi jego pierwsze wystąpienie w stanie. To zdarzenie zostało powiązane z transportem roślin z Południowej Australii, gdzie wirus wcześniej występował.
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Week 2: positive start to the year for the fruit and vegetable Lcc
2025-01-27 00:00
In the second week of the year, sales of fruits and vegetables by imposed weight show an increase, while Lcc is declining. However, the increase in the average price mix highlights a loss in volumes, still linked to a staggered calendar. Overall, though,
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Sormac is expanding its product range through the acquisition of the German supplier Foodcons.
2025-01-27 00:00
Sormac, a supplier of machines, complete processing lines, and turnkey solutions for the fresh-cut fruit and vegetable industry, has acquired a majority stake in the German food technology manufacturer Foodcons. Established in 2004, Foodcons has developed into a respected manufacturer of its own machinery.
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Cucumber record broken: 244 kg/m² over a single year in 2024.
2025-01-27 00:00
Na początku tego roku, w jednym z naszych miejsc do badań osiągnięto niezwykły kamień milowy w Finlandii. To miejsce pobiło rekord produkcji ogórków pod sztucznym światłem, osiągając imponujące 244 kg/m² w ciągu jednego roku w 2024 roku. To osiągnięcie podkreśla
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Egypt has experienced a significant increase in both food exports and imports, with citrus fruits leading the way.
2025-01-27 00:00
The National Food Safety Authority (NFSA) has reported a significant increase in food exports, recording 6,200 shipments weighing a total of approximately 230,000 tons in the past week. This represents a 33,000 ton increase from the previous week, with 1,685 participants contributing to this volume.
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Spain: DIA secures €350 million in new financing
Spanish supermarket chain DIA, controlled by Letterone, has secured €350 million in new financing as part of its efforts to refinance debt worth €885 million. The financing has been provided by a group of European banks, including Société Générale. read more
Spanish supermarket chain DIA, controlled by Letterone, has secured €350 million in new financing as part of its efforts to refinance debt worth €885 million. The financing has been provided by a group of European banks, including Société Générale. read more
HM.CLAUSE confirms its participation in Fruit Logistica.
2025-01-27 00:00
‘Fight against Insanus’: Plátano de Canarias promotes the fight for children's health
2025-01-27 00:00
Childhood obesity continues to be a top concern in Spain, and Plátano de Canarias is not letting down its guard. In collaboration with the Association of
read moreThe cherry market is declining due to the entry of Peruvian red grapes into the market.
2025-01-27 00:00
A week before the Chinese New Year, traders are finishing up their pre-holiday preparations. While the fruit market is still busy, there has been a decrease in foot traffic compared to last week. Chilean cherry prices, which had been increasing for several days last week, have now stabilized and started to decline midweek, affecting sales.
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