BerryWorld is emphasizing the nutritional advantages of berries during Nutrition and Hydration Week, underscoring the contribution berries can make in promoting health within a well-rounded diet. Rooted in delightful flavors and backed by a range of unique and exclusive genetic varieties, BerryWorld... read more

India's grape exporters are currently facing significant difficulties due to the conflict in the Middle East. Shipments to the Gulf region have come to a standstill and shipping routes have become unpredictable and chaotic. Rajendra Pandit Deore of ShreeKrishna IMPEX Ventures highlights that a substantial portion of Indian grapes are typically exported to the Middle East. read more

Calabria gripped by bad weather, with landslides and flooded roads. Near-tragedy in Capistrano, in the Vibonese area, where the entrance hall of a school collapsed. In Taormina (Messina), heavy rains caused the collapse of an uninhabited building near Porta Messina. read more

Flower bulb grower Van Steijn-Damen, located in the Rijnland region of the Netherlands, has won the first prize in the International Business category at the De Sterkste Schakel Rijnland 2026 awards. The ceremony took place at the Grand Hotel Huis ter Duin. De Sterkste Schakel is a regional business award... read more

A wave of severe bad weather is crippling the fruit and vegetable sector in Southern Italy, with particularly serious issues in Calabria. The initial report released by Coldiretti highlights fields of vegetables completely submerged, damaged orchards, and rural roads affected. read more

For Royal FloraHolland (RFH), one thing stays crucial: clearly and transparently showcasing how flowers and plants are grown with sustainability in mind. The RFH pathway is fully certified according to FSI standards, emphasizing transparency and guarantee throughout the supply chain. read more

In the complex world of floriculture, logistics plays a crucial but often overlooked role. At the core of this logistical operation is the trolley – an essential tool that ensures the safe transportation of plants from growers to retail shelves. Despite its significance, trolley management has remained one of the most important aspects of the industry. read more

Dutch nursery Sunshine Grow, located in Pijnacker, the Netherlands, has started supplying Nerium oleander to Royal FloraHolland from its nursery in Spain. Leveraging its extensive experience in peat-free cultivation of tropical plants, the company has implemented the same practices in its oleander production. read more

"Nisza i sezonowe produkty są bardzo cenione, ale rynek jest bardziej oczekujący wobec towarów konsumenckich, takich jak radicchio" - informuje dyrektor generalny Sipo, Massimiliano Ceccarini, wraz z Laurą Ferrari i Andreą Gobbi (biuro zakupów), przedstawiając obecną strategię firmy zlokalizowanej w... read more

The German-based propagator and plant producer Emsflower recently celebrated the 20th anniversary of its location in Emsbüren, Germany. The event was attended by over 700 customers, suppliers, and fellow growers for a jubilee day. It also marked the official introduction of a newly completed [...] read more

South African fruit exporters are rerouting shipments that were originally intended for the Middle East to other markets such as the United Kingdom and Europe due to disruptions caused by the US-Israel conflict with Iran. Terry Gale, the chairperson of the company, stated that this change in trade flows is necessary to navigate the current challenges. read more

The spring onion harvest is currently in progress throughout the entire Gemüsegarten Pfalz region. Traditionally, these crunchy bunches are the first fresh vegetables of the new season to be harvested outdoors in Germany. This ensures that the farms in the Gemüsegarten Pfalz region specializing in spring onions can provide high-quality produce. read more

The European Union's Directorate-General for Health and Food Safety is conducting an assessment of Thailand's pesticide residue control system for plant products, including fruit and vegetables. The audit is being led by Pedro Moreno Valenzuela, with expert team members Amadeo Rodriguez Fernandez Alba and… read more

Growing avocados in temperate areas, where winter temperatures can drop as low as -8°C, is no longer just a hypothesis. This is the most interesting finding from a study by the University of Florida, as reported by Portalfruticola.com. read more

Even though the official start date of Kenya's avocado export season has not been determined yet, there are already exceptional exports taking place. These exports are vital for market testing, especially with the ongoing conflict in the Middle East causing logistical complications that could potentially disrupt the East African season. read more

Hortofortini España and Fortini Ortofrutticoli, vegetable-producing and exporting companies, mainly renowned for fresh celery production, have recently signed an exclusive deal with the seed company Rijk Zwaan, specialized in the development and production of vegetable seeds. The agreement will read more

Early potato crops in eastern Cyprus have been adversely affected by strong coastal winds carrying sea salt, causing production issues in areas such as Ormidia, Xylofagou, Liopetri, and Sotira. Andreas Karyos from the Pancyprian Coordination of Potato Producers reported that portions of early potato fields have been impacted. read more

Po udanej prezentacji GreenTech North America, wydarzenie zyskuje silny rozpęd. 95% przestrzeni wystawienniczej zostało już sprzedane, potwierdzony jest prelegent główny Cole Mucci (KingsOne Farms), a program konferencji jest obecnie w trakcie opracowywania. Pierwsza edycja odbędzie się na read more

The Namibian government has expressed worries about the growing fruit fly problem in the country's horticultural sector, especially in the export-focused table grape industry along the Orange River. The alert was raised by James Nzhengwa, deputy director in the agricultural directorate. read more

The Panama Canal is experiencing a rise in vessel traffic due to the increased fuel and freight costs, which are impacting global shipping routes as a result of disruptions in the Strait of Hormuz. Deputy Administrator Ilya Espino de Marotta stated that the canal is observing an increase in transits. "The latest thing we've seen is an uptick in ships passing through." read more