Cpr System achieved very positive results: by October 31st, 2024, it handled 126 million Redea crates and approximately 8 million pallets, including 1.5 million Noè pallets, the innovative reusable plastic pallets made from recycled secondary raw materials derived from post-processing. read more

Fruit exports from New Zealand saw a significant spike last month, with a $142 million increase, representing a 314% surge compared to October 2023. According to Stats NZ, kiwifruit exports led this growth, jumping by $133 million (1078%) to reach $146 million. read more

A Victorian table grape grower in Merbein South, Western Victoria, known as Budou Farms, is anticipating a normal to high-yielding season despite fluctuating weather conditions during spring. The farm is committed to exporting its produce to Asian markets, with a major portion of its supply being sent to Japan. read more

Sakata has laid the first stone of the company's new headquarters in the Iberian Peninsula. The ceremony was presided over by the President of Sakata Seed Corporation, Mr. Hiroshi Sakata, together with His Excellency the Ambassador of Japan in Spain, Mr. Takahiro Nakamae, and the Mayor of the city. read more

What will the apple orchard be like in 20 years? This is the question that the speakers at the Interpoma Congress tried to answer on the second day of the fair by delving into the theme "Digital Revolution: The orchards of the future". read more

Camposol and Agrovision have utilized the newly opened Chancay Megaport to expedite their blueberry exports to the Asian market, especially China. Camposol has recently completed its first shipment of nine containers of blueberries to Shanghai, using the Peruvian terminal. read more

The Spanish company SAT Alfrut recently celebrated its 25th anniversary at a large party where customers, suppliers, representatives of institutions and administrations were invited to join in the celebrations along with partners and growers. The project was initially launched in 1999. read more

Join AmericanHort for a Women in Horticulture interview with Michelle Melton-Camp, a seasoned sales and merchandising expert in the horticulture industry, with over 20 years of experience working with major retailers like Home Depot, Lowe's, and Walmart. Currently, she oversees the live goods division. read more

Francesco Mutti, CEO of Mutti SpA, has been reconfirmed as the president of Centromarcaper for the next three-year term (2024-2026). At fifty-six years old, with a degree in Finance & Management from the University of Cardiff, and a Knight of Labour, Mutti has been leading the company since 1994. read more

Once again in recent days, the Inspectorate of Trade Quality of Agri-Food Products has stopped Eastern fruits in our country. This time, irregularities were found in cranberries imported from Russia.

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Dole fruit was the technical partner of Milano21, a half marathon that crossed the most famous places in Milan on November 24th, with thousands of participants from Italy and abroad taking part in the race in its two lengths: 21 km and 10 km. read more

HortiProIndia 2024 took place in Pune from November 21st to 24th, 2024 at the Agriculture College Ground in Shivaji Nagar, Pune. This event was organized by the Maharashtra Nurserymen's Association in collaboration with Vasu Events and Hospitality. It provided an unparalleled opportunity for gardeners and enthusiasts. read more

UK: Asda brings back industry veteran Leighton to lead business

Struggling British supermarket Asda announced that veteran retailer Allan Leighton will return as executive chairman, over two decades after he previously served as CEO and successfully turned around the business before selling it to Walmart.

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W Australii Południowej plantatorzy pomidorów Harry Kapiris, Peter Petsios i Emmanuel Cafcakis wyrazili swoje obawy dotyczące zarządzania wybuchem wirusa pomidora brązowego rugose (ToBRFV), który spowodował znaczne straty finansowe i zamknięcia operacyjne. Kapiris, właściciel

In South Australia, tomato growers Harry Kapiris, Peter Petsios, and Emmanuel Cafcakis have voiced their concerns over the management of a Tomato Brown Rugose Fruit Virus (ToBRFV) outbreak, which has resulted in considerable financial losses and operational shutdowns. Kapiris, the owner read more

Italy has been hit by the first wave of seasonal frost, but in the orchards of the Peninsula, producers can be prepared. In fact, in recent springs, defense has increased thanks to technology brought to the field by companies such as FrostBoss®. read more

The U.S. Department of Agriculture is using artificial intelligence to improve cranberry harvesting methods in New Jersey. This project is focused on increasing fruit yield, improving resistance to diseases, and enhancing resilience to changes in weather patterns. The BerryBox, a cutting-edge system,... read more

On November 7th, a delivery trolley made its way through the aisles of the Rungis market to introduce, test, and taste the Bimi®. The broccoli caught the attention of fruit and vegetable wholesalers. The program featured the distribution of samples, goodies, competitions to win various gastronomic prizes, and more. read more

As of today, the situation for Dutch-type long cucumbers remains critical, which is why the Crisis Committee of HORTYFRUTA, following the provisions of the Quality Regulation Extension published in the Official Gazette,

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The V Iberian Stone Fruit Forum Xtrema Fruit once again became the highlight of the year for the stone fruit sector with the participation of over 700 professionals in attendance.

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"A lovely red blush, firm, juicy, and nice and sweet, with a fresh flavor. That describes our Sweet Sensation pears," says The Greenery's Grower Relations Manager, Ton van Wiggen. "We started sales in mid-October and will continue until late March. It's going to be a great season." read more