Przetłumaczono: "The future success of fruit and vegetable producers across Europe depends on smarter thinking, and some of that advanced strategy will be implemented by artificial intelligence."

Odpowiedź: "The future success of fruit and vegetable producers throughout Europe relies on more intelligent thinking, with some of that advanced strategy being implemented by artificial intelligence." read more

The Fairtrade Foundation has reported a significant increase in retail sales of Fairtrade products in the UK, attributed to its annual flagship campaign Fairtrade Fortnight which took place for the first time in September. read more

The pathogen belongs to the Oomycetes. Despite the name, which translates to "egg fungus," this group of organisms is more closely related to algae than to true fungi. "Pythium causes root and stem rot," explains Prof. Dr. Daguang Cai from the Department of Molecular Biology. read more

The Tatayoyo pepper has won another award, this time the Best Product Award at the Modern Buyer RO-Fruit and Vegetables show in Romania. read more

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During the mentioned period, the majority of Polish apples, totaling 46,000 tons, were exported to Kazakhstan. In the same period in 2023, the amount was 43,000 tons of apples. The second largest buyer of Polish apples was Romania, where over 37,000 tons of Polish apples were sold. read more

According to the DLR, the maps can be used, for example, for monitoring purposes to assess the consequences of climate change, identify adaptation options, or develop models for agricultural landscapes. The researchers worked with approximately 76,100 satellite images. read more

"A rising consumption of grains, especially in the form of whole grain products, as well as of fruits and vegetables including legumes, has both health and environmental and climate policy benefits," says Prof. Dr. Kurt Gedrich. "This also applies to a low consumption of..." read more

The crew on board the oil tanker Effie Maersk can now enjoy freshly harvested vegetables, despite being far from dry land, thanks to a new project set up by Synergy Marine Group, which manages the vessel. read more

Blueberry growers and exporters in Ecuador have submitted a formal application to start the process of securing a phytosanitary protocol with China that would allow this fruit to be exported to that market under a 0 percent tariff. This information was reported in Primicias. Sebastián Muñoz, the general coordinator, was mentioned in the report. read more

Asda has appointed retail veteran Allan Leighton as its executive chair, replacing Stuart Rose. read more

The "ALDIamo" apple is of German origin and impresses not only with its bright red color, but also with its crisp bite, juiciness, and a fresh, sweet taste. The new variety grows in the Altes Land region near the gates of Hamburg, the largest. read more

New Zealand's fruit exports in October 2024 were 314 percent higher than in the same month of 2023, according to new data released by Stats NZ. read more

"The noticeable backlog of investments in the industry in recent years seems to be dissipating now, despite or perhaps because of political uncertainties. This leads to the need for us to reconsider our production planning in a positive light - even during the Christmas break." read more

Colombia is solidifying its position as one of the world's major exporters of Hass avocados. Customs data shows that the country exported 102,376 tonnes of Hass avocados between January and September 2024, marking a 15.77 percent increase compared to the same period in 2023. read more

Brazillian table grapes have been given permission to enter China, following the approval of a new protocol between the Brazilian Ministry of Agriculture and Livestock (Mapa) and Chinese customs authorities. read more

The New Zealand exporter T&G Global has reported a double-digit sales growth for apples and kiwifruit in Thailand over the past eight years. read more

Australian fruit, vegetable, and nut growers are currently dealing with tough economic conditions and a decrease in consumption. In response, Hort Innovation has announced a plan to invest A$60 million in early-stage startups to bring about positive change. read more

The first day of the 18th International Congress of Fruit and Vegetable Producers' Organizations, ICOP, took place last week in Vilamoura, Portugal. During the week, a panel of international speakers discussed the current market situation and the challenges that the sector is currently facing. read more

Abrafrutas (Brazilian Association of Fruit and Derivative Producers and Exporters) celebrated its tenth anniversary with a significant event in Brasília, bringing together a wide range of fruit producers and exporters from Brazil, as well as important figures from the agribusiness sector, including the Minister of Agriculture. read more