"Rynki obecnie nie są w stanie absorbować pełnego wolumenu dostępnych towarów. Wynika to z niezrównoważenia w relacji między ceną produktów rolnych w obszarach wiejskich a ich późniejszymi cenami detalicznymi. Aby zilustrować ten punkt, rozważ przykład zwykłej mandarynki. Obecnie…"

"The markets are currently unable to absorb the full volume of goods available. This is due to an imbalance in the relationship between the price of produce in rural areas and its subsequent retail prices. To illustrate this point, consider the example of a common clementine. At present..." read more

Extreme weather conditions have disrupted orange crop harvests globally, causing a significant reduction in supply. In Spain, catastrophic flooding in October led to considerable damage to the nation's crop yields, with estimated losses of around $205 million. Valencia, a major orange-producing region, was particularly affected. read more

In 2024, we have been working with more than 16 countries from all continents and more than 26 products within the group of priority files. Within the American continent, we are working with Canada on the opening for cherry production; with Argentina, we read more

Until January 5, 2025, the digital advertising campaign dedicated to the Protected Geographical Indication (PGI) Sicilian Lemon will be active. Yellow will illuminate the maxi-LED screens at Milan Centrale, Rome Termini, and Rome Tiburtina train stations. Promoted by the Consortium for the Protection of PGI Sicilian Lemon, it is co-financed. read more

The digital advertising campaign dedicated to the PGI (Protected Geographical Indication) Sicilian Lemon will be active until January 5, 2025. The color yellow will illuminate the maxi-led screens at Milan Central Station, Rome Termini, and Rome Tiburtina. Promoted by the Consortium for the Protection of PGI Sicilian Lemon, it is co-financed. read more

Produkcja cytrusów w Korei Południowej w roku marketingowym (MY) 2024/25 jest przewidywana na poziomie 565 000 ton, co oznacza spadek o 2,6 procent i jest najniższe od 10 lat, na skutek stopniowo malejącej powierzchni upraw i niekorzystnych warunków pogodowych. Wyspa Jeju, gdzie uprawiane jest niemal wszystkie koreańskie cytrusy, doświadczyła przedłużającej się fali upałów latem, która trwała aż do. read more

The current mango season in Peru has proven to be a challenge for exporters, as they are facing various obstacles that are affecting logistics and the sector's competitiveness in global markets. Sofia Wong, the commercial manager of Sunshine Export S.A.S., states that "the impact..." read more

With global food demand projected to increase by 50-60% in the coming decades due to population growth and changing consumption patterns, the agricultural sector is at the forefront of tackling this challenge. Urban population growth, rising purchasing power in emerging markets, and a shift read more

Flower sellers across China are noticing increased demand for auspicious varieties as customers begin decorating their homes in preparation for the traditional Spring Festival. Colorful bromeliads and butterfly orchids are considered lucky symbols for the new year, and are particularly popular this year. read more

The Union of Potato and Vegetable Growers of the Republic of Kazakhstan, in its review of the outcomes of 2024, emphasized an increase in potato yields and sustained interest in exports, as reported by EastFruit. Baizhan Ualkhanov, the newly appointed leader of the Union, shared insights in an interview with "APK". read more

The question of whether banana cultivation requires an African or South American climate is easily answered. In fact, as shown by Alba Bio OP in Marina di Ragusa (Ragusa), it is possible to successfully grow bananas in Sicily. The company has been conducting experiments. read more

Air New Zealand takes on the challenge of transporting over five million kilograms of cargo during the holiday season, with New Zealand cherries playing a significant role in this operation. These cherries, known for their quality and freshness, are highly sought after worldwide. read more

The Việt Nam Fruit and Vegetable Association (Vinafruit) has identified a troubling trend of illegal replication and misuse of planting area and packaging facility codes, particularly for durians. This issue involves unauthorized contracts, counterfeit stamps, and forged signatures. read more

The bankruptcy trustee of DecoNova Young Plants B.V. in Roelofarendsveen and Nieuwveen has reached an agreement with Straathof Plants B.V. "An immediate takeover was deemed necessary to maintain the quality of the plant material and ensure the timely delivery of orders to customers." read more

The annual seasonal transition is currently happening in the fresh herbs industry. "With the exception of thyme, which we can provide year-round from German sources, we have now started importing the last crops, such as parsley, by early December," says Thomas Herrmann. read more

Analysts have identified a complex scenario within the European mandarin market towards the end of 2024, marked by consumer astonishment at elevated prices and producer grievances over low harvests not correlating with demand levels. Fedir Rybalko, a notable figure in the international fruit industry... read more

Auctions in the Axarquia, Spain, have already begun working with avocados from the 2024/25 season. "This year, despite the drought in the Axarquia, the Torrox area has not been significantly affected in terms of production or sizes. Farms in Vélez-Málaga and other towns in the area are also doing well." read more

Exhibitors, novelties, and other news from the shows will be highlighted in our Special Trade Shows. We'll kick off with the Soft Fruit Conference next week, the Tropical Plant International Expo in Ft Lauderdale, followed by the Sival in Angers, the IPM in Essen, and the Fruit Logistica in Berlin. read more

Between January and October 2024, Spain imported 173.63 million kilograms of tomatoes, which is 12.6% or 19.5 million kilograms more than the 154.18 million kilograms it imported in the same period of 2023, according to a report compiled by Hortoinfo using data from ICEX and the Tax Agency. read more

The Viennese vegetable growers reflect on a challenging growing year. "The prolonged heat in July and August, along with the resulting stress on the plants and consistently high pest pressure, were particularly problematic. This was then followed by a 'quasi-onset of winter' in September, when we had less. read more