Meksyk poszerza fokus na eksport awokado poza Stany Zjednoczone. Mexico is expanding its focus on avocado exports beyond the U.S.
2026-06-11 00:00
The avocado industry in Mexico is aiming to increase exports to other international markets besides its main market, the U.S. Producers in Jalisco are now focusing on opportunities in Asia and other regions. Despite this, the U.S. continues to be the primary destination for Mexican avocados. As of April 30, 2026, the U.S. remains the dominant market for Mexican avocados.
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Avocado or banana? The new viral fruit made in China
2026-06-11 00:00
If there is one lesson that modern fruit and vegetable marketing has taught us, it is that the aesthetics of a fruit are no longer just a biological attribute, but a very powerful commercial lever.
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China is expected to focus on higher-value agricultural exports and more diversified export markets during the 2026-2030 period, according to the China Agricultural Sector Development Report 2026 released by the Chinese Academy of Agricultural Sciences. The report shows that China's agricultural sector is planning to shift its focus towards higher-value exports and explore new markets in the coming years.
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Sunday openings at Lidl Belgium are currently on hold. Last Wednesday, there were new discussions at Lidl between unions and management, but Sunday openings were not part of the agenda, according to the unions who spoke to the Belga news agency. Kevin Kiggen from the Christian union mentioned, "New discussions are planned for October 6."
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"Oczekujemy zbioru około 7 milionów kilogramów arbuzów, co jest podobną produkcją do ubiegłorocznej."
2026-06-11 00:00
The watermelon harvest in northern Castellón, Spain is expected to start around June 20th, with yields per square meter anticipated to be similar to last year's. Favorable weather conditions during the fruit setting and growth phases indicate a high-quality crop. "Currently, we anticipate harvesting...
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Norway will bring 6,000 oranges to the World Cup.
2026-06-11 00:00
The national football team of Norway is planning to bring 6,000 oranges from home as part of their preparations for the 2026 FIFA World Cup in the United States. Team officials have stated that the oranges will be included in the players' daily diet during the tournament. The delegation believes that having familiar food…
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Ogień niszczy hiszpańską spółdzielnię tuż przed rozpoczęciem sezonu owoców pestkowych.
2026-06-11 00:00
A fire that broke out on the night of June 8 has devastated 80% of the Arcofrut fruit cooperative in Lleida, destroying two out of its three warehouses, along with all cold storage facilities. This is a major disaster for the around fifty member families, occurring just days before the start of the season. Pere Roqué.
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Global G.A.P.-certified leafy vegetables from Yunnan, China, are now available for international retail programs, offering year-round supply backed by certified food safety, traceability, and sustainable production practices. Yunnan is one of China's leading vegetable export regions, with.
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Twenty years of shipping organic ginger from Peru
2026-06-11 00:00
In 2006, La Grama shipped Peru's first container of certified organic ginger. Twenty years later, the company returns to the Organic Produce Summit as the event celebrates its own milestone: ten years of bringing together the organic fresh produce community in Monterey, California.
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Turkey is expected to increase cherry exports this season, supported by higher production volumes following improved crop conditions. According to data from the Turkish Exporters Assembly (TİM) and the Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry, the western Mediterranean region remains the.
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Fruit Logistica appoints Christina Freier as the director.
2026-06-11 00:00
Since June 1st, 2026, Christina Freier is the new director of Fruit Logistica. With extensive experience in the trade fair sector and a solid knowledge of international B2B markets, she will be responsible for leading the strategic evolution of the event and further strengthening it.
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Mehmet Çakmak, the owner of Turkish fresh produce exporter Elpa Fruits, has announced that the Turkish stone fruit season has begun and the loading of flat peaches is already underway. He mentioned that Elpa Fruits specializes in exporting premium Turkish fresh produce such as berries, stone fruits, and apples.
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Day three of GreenTech Amsterdam is marked by a noticeable decrease in the pace on the exhibition floor, allowing exhibitors and visitors to engage in more detailed discussions before the event comes to a close. The international nature of the event continues to be prominent throughout the venue.
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After the numbers, the vision. Following the more technical part, dedicated to the concrete results of the "From producer to consumer" project and the efficiencies generated by the joint work between production, logistics, and retail, the comparison promoted by Legacoop Emilia-Romagna in Bologna has expanded the.
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Poland's fresh produce industry faces growing challenges. Redpack, a leading UK-based packaging machinery manufacturer, offers automated solutions that help growers improve efficiency, reduce waste, and stay competitive. See their machines in action.
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Widmann to break ground on major Vienna logistics facility
2026-06-10 10:00
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Guatemala's mango plans, which aim to keep the fruit free of fruit flies, are showing early promise.
2026-06-10 10:00
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Fall Creek is broadening its horizons by acquiring Italian companies and moving beyond just focusing on blueberries.
2026-06-10 10:00
The US-based blueberry genetics and nursery specialist Fall Creek has acquired two breeding and nursery companies in Italy, marking its first foray into other berry varieties.
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The New Zealand kiwifruit industry has obtained government funding to boost productivity.
2026-06-10 10:00
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Early warning systems utilize artificial intelligence to assist farmers in predicting climate-related risks.
2026-06-10 10:00
The New Zealand-based agtech company WayBeyond has introduced a new, AI-powered agronomy tool that is designed to assist farmers in predicting climate-related risks to their crops more quickly and taking proactive measures to mitigate any potential impact on yields.
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