Fruit Logistica: Innovation and Technology Awards
2024-02-01 00:00
The list of nominees for this year's prestigious FRUIT LOGISTICA (FLIA) Innovation Award is announced at the world's leading trade fair for the fruit and vegetable sector. FLIA 2024 TECHNOLOGY NOMINEES
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Another cold snap is boosting sales and consumption as demand remains strong. The availability of pre-pack quality is tightening and there appears to be plenty of enquiries about remaining stock. The viability of any crop which was unharvested is now in doubt after the latest cold snap. This
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Over the week, the Primorsky Krai in Russia received 6,000 tons of fresh vegetables and fruits from various countries, as reported by the press service of the Rosselkhoznadzor.
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A tough year for Moroccan frozen produce exports in 2023 amid adverse weather and tough competition
2024-02-01 00:00
According to EastFruit, Morocco’s exports of frozen fruits and vegetables plummeted in 2023 due to severe weather events and tough competition in export markets. The country exported less than 70 thousand tons of frozen fruits, berries, and vegetables from January to October of last year.
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The CGC demands "firmness" from Spain and the EU to prevent the damage caused by France to the citrus season from being "irreparable".
2024-02-01 00:00
The crisis unleashed by French farmers and its extension in recent days to Belgium and even Portugal is entering its most critical phase, with the European summit being held today in Brussels amid riots. The situation generated after a week of blockades and two weeks of protests in
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Farewell to the father of Ali supermarkets
2024-02-01 00:00
At the age of 92, Francesco Canella, founder of the Alì supermarkets and Chairman of Alì S.p.A., passed away at the hospital in Padua. Beside him were his wife Rossella and two sons, Marco and Gianni.
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The Citrus Management Committee (CGC) has called on national and European authorities to urgently establish a secure corridor to ensure the transit of perishable Spanish products through France. "We have already had several consecutive days of blockades, riots and protests by French agricultural
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The Arancia Rossa di Sicilia goes on the trams of Milan
2024-02-01 00:00
The Consorzio Arancia Rossa di Sicilia's advertising campaign on Milan's Atm trams has kicked off. The campaign involves the complete decoration of a three-car tram with creative graphics created by Fraom design Catania for the consortium. The tram has been in circulation since yesterday for the
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DHL Global Forwarding recently inaugurated its new warehouse and headquarters at Schiphol. Many customers and associates attended the grand opening. "Many of our clients had already visited, and most of those who didn't attend had signed up for a private tour," begins Ivo Koopmans, DHL Global
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Melinda and xFarm Technologies focus on regenerative agriculture
2024-02-01 00:00
Implement regenerative practices to ensure greater resilience of farms to climate change, leading to positive effects in terms of environmental and economic sustainability. This is the aim of the multi-year project launched by Melinda together with xFarm
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Hort Innovation goes global for variety development
2024-02-01 00:00
Australian scientists will be collaborating with their global counterparts to make it quicker and easier to develop new banana, custard apple, papaya, passionfruit and pineapple varieties for Australian growers and consumers.
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"Organic vegetables' better-matched supply improves market prices"
2024-02-01 00:00
"Prices are generally good," Pieter Declercq, organic product manager at the Belgian cooperative REO Veiling said of organic winter vegetables in mid-January. He notes that the frost and the harvest uncertainty it brings for the winter crops still in the field is causing some nervousness in the
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The UK government has announced that checks on fruit and vegetables coming in from the European Union will not commence until the end of October at the earliest. This decision provides temporary respite for the food industry, which has been concerned about potential post-Brexit port delays. The
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The previous Pacific Northwest cherry season was perceived as excellent in terms of quality, but one cherry grower labeled it as one of the most exasperating seasons. The reason? The superior produce was left unsold due to excessively high prices in California.
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Ramiro Arnedo reaffirms Victoriano's high productivity in the second half of the season
2024-02-01 00:00
The aim of this event was to show growers and field technicians the continuation and completion of this variety in its second round, as they had previously been able to appreciate Victoriano's good fruit set in high temperatures and its remarkable earliness.
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Egyptian exporters have not only set a new record for garlic exports to Taiwan in 2023, but also may have had an indirect participation in the presidential and parliamentary elections of this island nation, reports EastFruit. They were accompanied by garlic suppliers from Argentina, who joined
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"Red sea threat impacts grape exports in India"
2024-02-01 00:00
Due to the threat in the Red Sea, a significant logistics bottleneck is looming over the export season of grapes, despite expectations of a bumper season following two lean years. Vilas Shinde, CMD of the Sahyadri Farmers Producer Company, suggested that the increased logistics costs incurred by
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Is the electric orchard the new paradigm?
2024-02-01 00:00
After last spring's postponement, which was also due to the flooding that so severely affected our territories, the agri-voltaic conference is being held again with a more specific focus on the Electric Orchard 'Fruit growing must change, the Electric Orchard is the new
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New machines for grading walnuts and dates
2024-02-01 00:00
'Deliveries of Italian and Cypriot early potatoes expanded'
2024-02-01 00:00
Domestic food storage potatoes were evidently predominant. Availability had not changed significantly and was sufficient to satisfy interest. Due to cost factors, there were occasional slight increases in price. Only Munich reported slight discounts on domestic offers. In the area of early food
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