SIA Hawita Baltic, the Latvian subsidiary of the Hawita Group, has officially received RHP Horticulture certification for its substrate raw material peat. The RHP certificate was officially handed over during the IPM fair in Essen, Germany. RHP-certified peat complies with strict requirements. read more

A seamless transition to digital farm management - that's the promise of Aydi's new AI agent. Hassan Fayed, CEO of Aydi, says, "Growers need a fast and easy transition to digital farm management solutions. We've harnessed the power of artificial intelligence to create an agent that revolutionizes the way farms are managed." read more

Polska przygotowuje się do eksportu jabłek do Indonezji do końca tego roku, mając na celu wzmocnienie relacji handlowych z tym państwem południowo-wschodnioazjatyckim. Inicjatywa ta wynika z faktu, że Indonezja zaakceptowała import polskich jabłek, potwierdził to Maciej Tumulec, chargé d'affaires ad interim w Indonezji. read more

Everything is ready for the celebration of the upcoming edition of the 7th MujerAGRO Awards, which will take place in Madrid on February 21st, specifically at the headquarters of the National Association of Agricultural Engineers.

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Popular during the festive season, the lychee production from Reunion Island is in bad shape. According to the French newspaper Ouest-France, the production on the island has fallen by three-quarters compared with "the good years." A producer interviewed from Saint-Benoît points the finger at the challenging weather conditions. read more

At this year's Fruit Logistica, AFFELDT Maschinenbau GmbH will be showcasing its high-performance weighing machine AVN 112-CW 14FF. This system offers maximum performance in a compact design while providing flexibility through a modular outfeed system that can be. read more

The Trump administration is once again threatening to block imports from Third Countries. After what happened a few weeks ago with Spanish peppers (click here for more information), the newly elected President has now threatened new tariffs on Mexico and Canada. read more

In the aftermath of storm Éowyn, many vegetable and fruit growers in Ireland are dealing with significant financial losses caused by the damage to their farms. Brian Dilleen, owner of Mad Yolk Farm in Craughwell, Co Galway, revealed to the Irish Farmers Journal that he chose not to file an insurance claim. read more

Between August and mid-January, Georgia exported 9,100 tons of apples, generating $5.8 million, as reported by the Ministry of Agriculture. The export volume increased by 7,600 tons, and the value rose by $4.8 million, a six-fold increase over the previous year. The Ministry highlighted that. read more

Tosca, a provider of 100% reusable and recyclable plastic packaging and pooling solutions, will participate in Fruit Logistica 2025. Tosca will showcase its comprehensive range of solutions designed to meet the evolving needs of the produce sector. Experts from all regions will be on hand to. read more

The terrarium collection of Duijn-Hove in Maasland, the Netherlands, is expanding every year. The company has developed a range of about 20 different models, from small hanging varieties to large, round glass globes. Twan van Duijn recently revealed that a hanging variant has been added to the collection. read more

Plantatorzy i dostawcy bananów przyglądają się uważnie potencjalnym 25-procentowym taryfom, jakie prezydent Donald Trump grozi nałożyć na towary zarówno z Meksyku, jak i Kanady. "Jesteśmy producentem w Meksyku i sprowadzamy owoce z trzecich stron z Gwatemali" - mówi Andy Thomas-Stivalet. read more

Just like other sectors, professional greenhouse horticulture is constantly evolving and focused on innovation. MG Vivai in Fondi (LT) is no different. The nursery, managed by the Marrazzo family, was established in 1992 and has always strived to produce high-quality products. read more

Climate change is evident to everyone. Producers are well aware of the unprecedented meteorological disruptions that are affecting various aspects of agriculture, such as increased water demand, uncontrolled pathogen development, and changing crop cycles. read more

Banana growers in the Paphos district of Cyprus are facing difficulties due to interruptions in water supply caused by the draining of the Mavrokolympos reservoir. This was done to fix a corroded vent, at a time when Cyprus is experiencing its driest January since 1997. read more

The famous Pink Lady® apple has started a collaboration with the British comedian and presenter Judi Love for the "Empower Your Lunch Hour" campaign, aimed at challenging the food taboos that dominate offices in the United Kingdom. read more

Tapp's 100% recyclable paper data loggers are gaining popularity in the fresh produce and floriculture industries. The company recently launched an enhanced dashboard for its customers. "This can be viewed as a crucial project to ensure the long-term sustainability of our company. read more

The average price of cucumbers increased again in week 4 at VBT. At slightly over 70 euro cents per piece, this price has not surpassed the five-year average yet, following a costly beginning to the year. The average price of tomatoes was near the five-year average, with prices at 1.50 euros per kilo. read more

The Newry and Armagh MP met with the Mushroom Producers Organisation to discuss their worries about the discontinuation of the EU's Fruit and Vegetable Aid Scheme. This scheme plays a crucial role in supporting local food production, enhancing the rural economy, and ensuring food security. As the scheme's end date draws near, efforts are being made to address the impact it will have on the industry. read more

The Apple District of the Non and Sole Valley has won the "Food Districts" grant promoted by the Ministry of Agriculture, obtaining a funding of 5.2 million euros. This significant achievement was announced by the Province of Trento, which highlighted the success. read more