The apple sector, always looking for innovative solutions to optimize production processes and ensure the highest quality of the final product, can find valuable support in the various solutions offered by Sorma Group. Among them is the revolutionary Aporo filling machine designed. read more

Viveros California has started delivering potted strawberry plants to a large number of customers, mainly from Europe and North Africa. For this

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The demand for passion fruit, also known as maracuyá, by European consumers continues to grow. This is confirmed by OCATI®, a leading Colombian company in exports.

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There is a new TikTok trend in Spain where people meet up for romantic encounters in supermarkets of the Mercadona chain. The rules are simple: between 7:00 PM and 8:00 PM, place a pineapple upside down in your shopping cart and walk around the wine section, where you must bump your cart against... read more

The Belizean government has approved a one-time subsidy of one million dollars for the citrus industry to purchase fertilizers for citrus orchards. This initiative aims to increase production and support the industry as it recovers from a particularly challenging period. read more

The General Administration of Customs (GAC) has announced the resumption of Wendan pomelo imports from Taiwan starting Monday. This decision follows the suspension that began on August 3, 2022, due to the detection of quarantine pests in these citrus fruits. The GAC has conducted a comprehensive. read more

Macadamia farmers from the Mt. Kenya region are calling for a review of the Agriculture and Food Authority Act, particularly section 43, which currently bans the export of raw nuts. This law has sparked debate as it restricts farmers to selling only processed nuts. read more

The Sydney Flower Market is the place to visit this spring, with colorful flowers adorning the aisles. These giant markets provide approximately 75 percent of wholesale flowers sold in Sydney. As the warmer weather arrives, the flowers are in full bloom and the markets are bustling with seasonal activity. read more

At the HortNZ annual conference in Tauranga, a grower from Hawke's Bay raised concerns about the government's rapid timeline for revising regulations on genetic technology, stating that it was moving "too far, too fast". The grower pointed out potential risks to market access and returns for growers. The discussion... read more

The domestic pear harvest is smaller this season. Mac Riggan from Chelan Fresh mentioned, "The crops are really, really down across the board. Some of the pear-growing districts have heavy frost markings on a lower crop in the first place." He noted that this situation is a result of colder temperatures in the Pacific. read more