The Egyptian blueberry season started in January and is expected to end in May. The current period is experiencing a high volume of harvest, while Morocco, Egypt's main competitor, is having a slower harvest pace. Karim Fayed, Operations Manager at Fayed Agricultural Development Company. read more

Details Flowers Software will be celebrating its 10th anniversary on April 24, 2025. Founded in 2015, Details has revolutionized the way florists and event professionals organize their event businesses, providing tools that enhance efficiency and spark creativity. What started as a small incubator in Daytona Beach has grown significantly over the years. read more

The root vegetable, renowned for its health advantages, relies significantly on seed production, with Aotearoa, New Zealand, providing more than half of the worldwide carrot seed supply. Carrots are grown each year from fresh seeds, requiring a reliable source of high-quality seeds to support the global. read more

Grey mold is one of the most serious threats in strawberry cultivation, especially in high humidity conditions and when conditions are favorable for the growth of fungi (e.g. prolonged rainy periods). This disease causes fruit rot and a drastic decrease in their quality, which read more

The problem of food waste has become a prominent topic in recent years. Nowadays, there is a significant discussion about fresh produce being wasted, not because it is unfit for consumption, but because it does not meet the standards of retailers. Farmers Pick collaborates directly with farmers and... read more

Severe frost in the winter has caused significant damage to citrus crops, leading to a decrease in overall yield. This has put pressure on Turkish exporters to find alternative markets and distribution channels to make up for the losses. Eren emphasizes the importance of adaptation and resilience in the face of such challenges, stating that Turkish exporters are working hard to overcome these obstacles and ensure the continued success of the citrus industry in Turkey. read more

The media attention is focused on the tariffs imposed by Trump globally, but Italian fruit growers have much more concrete concerns on the horizon. In fact, while exports to the United States do not represent a significant portion of the sector, read more

Global grape markets are experiencing various changes due to seasonal shifts and evolving export patterns influencing supply. In North America, Mexico's harvest is synchronizing well with Chilean imports, whereas in the Netherlands, lower volumes from India are being delivered at a slower pace compared to the previous year. read more

With spring, Marlene's culinary journey arrives directly in stores to inspire consumers with a world of flavors, unexpected pairings, and surprises featuring the Three Michelin Star chef Norbert Niederkofler, known for his commitment to sustainability. read more

Fruit Attraction 2025 will take place from 30 September to 2 October at IFEMA Madrid. Now in its 17th edition, the international fruit and vegetable trade fair is set to expand its exhibition area and introduce a revised hall layout and sector-based distribution. Organized by IFEMA MADRID. read more

The upcoming frost this weekend necessitates the protection of plantations. It's advisable to cover strawberries and raspberries with agrotextiles to shield them from temperature drops. Where to buy agrotextiles and which fabric to choose? We have checked the prices.

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The tariffs imposed by Trump will not have a major impact on fruit and vegetable exports from Turkey to the United States, as these exports are minimal. However, Yigit Gokyigit from Alanar believes that the current political situation could create opportunities for exports to Canada. read more

The International Fresh Produce Association Australia and New Zealand (IFPA ANZ), in partnership with the International Fresh Produce Association, is calling on the Trump Administration to exempt fresh produce from its latest round of import tariffs. The IFPA ANZ cautions that the proposed actions pose a risk... read more

Spade consumption has dropped worryingly in Europe, especially among younger consumers, while mandarin consumption is only slightly down, and lemon consumption is holding steady. How could this situation be reversed? This was one of the most talked about topics in the recent Fruitnet Citrus. read more

The roadshow "The Taste of Harmony by Marlene" during the month of March involved selected supermarkets in 4 Italian cities, featuring spectacular setups and tastings with unexpected pairings. Guests had the opportunity to experience a culinary journey in Alto Adige, meeting the chef. read more

Growers and shippers are preparing to switch lettuce supply from one region to another. Fresh Avenue will make the transition during the weekend of April 12th. "The plantings in Salinas, California were done on schedule. Some years, weather conditions such as rain can disrupt the planting cycle, but this time everything went smoothly." read more

Braving the thunder, Hans Meiring has sat under nets during hailstorms to see its reaction to the pelting stones and its accumulating weight: he consults in the fruit and vegetable industries in the central Highveld, a high-altitude area at high risk of hail, battering the hard structure. read more

Preparations for PotatoEurope 2025 are progressing steadily. In early April, demonstration fields were planted under favorable conditions at the Open Crops site of Wageningen University & Research (WUR) in Lelystad. Jacob de Jong, farm manager of the WUR business unit, oversees the 25 hectares of... read more

Beaulieu International Group has announced the sale of its European technical textiles division, known as Beaulieu Technical Textiles (BTT). In recent years, B.I.G. has conducted a comprehensive review of its portfolio to assess strategic alignment. This disciplined portfolio management approach enables the company to adapt to changing market dynamics and focus on core business activities. read more

In the first days of April, we are meeting with Agata Kawecka from Yara Poland company to discuss the raspberry fertilization program for raspberries grown in soil in a plastic tunnel. In tunnels where the raspberries have been properly prepared for wintering and the plants have not been damaged. read more