For the fiscal year ending on December 31, 2024, the company recorded a pre-tax loss of 6.8 million NZ dollars, compared to a pre-tax loss of 64.2 million NZ dollars in 2023, and an operating profit of 12.7 million NZ dollars. read more

Over the past year and a half, numerous discussion evenings and hearings have taken place in an open dialogue. The conclusions were summarized in a strategic policy paper with various action points at the end of last year. read more

The first Coeur de Boeuf tomatoes were grown by Wim Vertommen and his sons Ferre and Brecht (Den Overkant in Sint-Katelijne-Waver) and purchased by Frans Michiels & Sons (from Sint-Katelijne-Waver). The family business has been specializing in the cultivation of this tomato since 2011. read more

"The possibility to export our lemons to Brazil has been solved by the publication of a decree clarifying the phytosanitary conditions for the import of lemons from Portugal," assured José Manuel Fernandes. Now, "it is time to..." read more

According to a report from the RVO, the organizations will receive a total of around 165 million euros in EU subsidies. These subsidies are primarily intended for measures to promote the ecological sustainability and improvement of the Dutch fruit and vegetable cultivation. Key areas of the programs include energy conservation, read more

The Federal Minister for Food and Agriculture, Cem Özdemir, has repeatedly called on the EU Commission to make EU aid for frost damage available to German fruit and wine growers. read more

With 253 tons sold, Gala was the top-selling variety in February 2025. In second place is Topaz with 113 tons, followed by Jonagold with a decrease of 47 tons. The inventory of premium apple varieties was reduced by 100 tons. The total inventory by the end of February amounts to. read more

Agrovision has appointed Jim Trahanas as its Chief Technology Officer (CTO). He will lead the company's technology strategy expansion by leveraging data, computer vision, autonomy, and predictive analytics to enhance the consumer experience, improve predictability, and boost growth. read more

"For direct marketing, the first plots have been ordered. This is good, about a week earlier than usual. Now we have to see how the weather continues to develop and then gradually plant more of our delicious tubers in the ground," explains Joachim Hasberg. read more

The inventory reduction is 1,059 tons above the five-year average of 7,401 tons, according to Swisscofel and the Swiss Fruit Association. read more

The CEO of Viveros California, Antonio Infante, stated: "VICA Alegría® adapts to different climatic conditions and planting times, allowing producers to optimize production cycles and tailor them to the needs of their customers. This ensures them" read more