Peru: Ginger season starts with issues in current supply
2024-06-20 10:00
There has been a significant reduction in the cultivation areas and the harvest. This scenario is the result of declining ginger prices in the years 2021, 2022, and 2023 due to oversupply, after the cultivation areas had increased in 2020.
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Are tomato prices low?
2024-06-20 09:05
The prices of red tomatoes from domestic greenhouses dropped in June in wholesale trade. However, can we say and write that these prices are scraping the bottom? Just because locally these drops were quite drastic? How are prices of red greenhouse tomatoes shaping up in large-scale wholesale and are they really that low?
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Blueberry Season Opening 2024 in Germany
2024-06-20 09:00
After the start of the blueberry harvest in southern and central Germany, the blueberry season in the open fields is now also beginning in Germany's largest blueberry cultivation area: the North German Plain. Lower Saxony, with approximately 2,200 hectares of cultivation area and around 65% of the production, is at the center of it.
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SINCLAIR becomes the Business Meeting Sponsor of Fresh Market 2024!
2024-06-20 08:36
We are pleased to announce that Sinclair International has officially become the Business Meeting Sponsor of Fresh Market 2024!
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Lower prices for watermelons
2024-06-20 08:00
The prices of watermelons have been decreasing in the wholesale market throughout almost the whole of June. As a result of this trend, at what level did they end up?
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Federal funding has been granted for an Australian table grape traceability solution that is easy to implement and use.
2024-06-20 00:00
Australia's table grape industry will soon have access to a "plug-and-play" traceability solution that is aimed at boosting customer confidence and increasing exports to Southeast Asian markets. The Australian Table Grape Association (ATGA) has been granted funding for this initiative as part of a recent development.
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New investments in response to water scarcity
2024-06-20 00:00
The suggestion is part of the set of economic recommendations from the European Commission, in which Brussels points out that Spain "faces additional challenges related to a significant and growing situation of water scarcity and stress."
read moreNanotechnology has the potential to help producers extend the shelf life of flowers.
2024-06-20 00:00
Researchers at N&P, a startup based in Araraquara, São Paulo State (Brazil), started developing a nanoparticle-based formulation four years ago to increase the shelf life of citrus fruits. However, during the process, they found that flowers present a better opportunity. They have since discussed this discovery with others.
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Jedyny eksporter persymonów z RPA miał w tym roku 30 do 40% niższe wolumeny, co zasmuciło klientów. "Wszyscy byliśmy rozczarowani, ponieważ rynek był obecny, a ceny były dobre we wszystkich naszych rynkach: Europie, Wielkiej Brytanii, na Bliskim Wschodzie, ale po prostu nie było wystarczającej ilości produktu", mówi Charl.
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UK apple detectives are searching for lost apple varieties.
2024-06-20 00:00
The UK is home to many varieties of apples. However, one ancestor of modern apples had been lost – until a group of determined "apple detectives" embarked on a mission to rediscover it. In the family tree of British apples, there have always been noticeable gaps, akin to a missing great-grandfather whose identity has been obscured.
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Ukrainian apples may finally be exported directly as Maersk and Lloyd reopen container lines from Ukraine.
2024-06-20 00:00
Maersk and Hapag-Lloyd have recently announced the resumption of container transportation services to key ports in Ukraine, particularly those situated on the Black Sea. This marks the first time container shipments have resumed since the Russian invasion of Ukraine began.
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The first seedless blackberry in the world
2024-06-20 00:00
Innovation in food genetics continues to amaze the world, and recently took a step forward with the development of the world's first blackberry with soft and small seeds, created by the American company.
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The citrus export season in South Africa is gaining momentum, with volumes gradually increasing after a slightly slower start. According to Sarel Joubert, Managing Director of the exporter In2Fruit, "the season is going well, and we are shipping to various countries, including the UK, Europe, Canada, Russia, and."
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First leeks on carriers
2024-06-20 00:00
From 2015 to 2021, Inagro vzw, in collaboration with REO Auction, carried out an experimental study on leek cultivation using hydroponics in an outdoor Deep Float Technique (DFT) system. The study demonstrated various benefits of this system, including extensive mechanization and automation possibilities.
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In Egypt, the presentation of Macfrut 2025.
2024-06-20 00:00
Africa and the Middle East are becoming increasingly strategic areas for the export of Italian fruits and vegetables. Macfrut 2025 will be presented in Egypt, in Cairo, on Wednesday, September 11th, where a press conference will be held to introduce the 42nd edition of the International Supply Chain Exhibition.
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Ozone, the best ally in kiwi preservation.
2024-06-20 00:00
One of the main properties of ozone is its ability to delay the ripening process of kiwi fruit. The application of ozone after harvesting, carried out by MET Ozone Experts, a company based in Bologna and operating internationally in the field of ozone technology, has
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"Spodziewaliśmy się wyższych cen śliwek w tym roku ze względu na mniejszą dostępność."
2024-06-20 00:00
A drop of between 30 and 40% in plum production in Extremadura, Spain's main production area for this fruit, is not leading to significantly higher prices compared to last season. This poses a challenge, especially for large companies with high costs. The abundance of small-sized plums is also impacting the market.
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Petal and Purpose: How Falcon Farms Delivers Blooms to Walmart
2024-06-20 00:00
Of all the gifts from the natural world, there is nothing quite like the flower. We give flowers in celebration and in sorrow, to show love, friendship, sympathy, and more. Throughout history, flowers have played a role in religious, spiritual, and family traditions all over the world. A simple
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California-based Calavo Growers, a century-old household name, is celebrating its Peruvian partner, The Viru Group (Viru), to honor their partnership and milestone anniversaries. Viru, an international food group celebrating its 30th anniversary, has been a supplier of Peruvian avocados to Calavo.
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Adverse weather conditions cause cherries to crack in Moldova.
2024-06-20 00:00
Recent severe weather conditions, such as heavy rains and hail, have resulted in the damage of numerous hectares of orchards in Moldova, significantly impacting cherry and apple production. In some districts, up to 80% of cherry orchards have been affected, making the fruit unsellable.
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