The cultivation of finger lime, an exotic citrus fruit native to eastern Australia, is also becoming increasingly popular in the south of our country, where a number of businesses cultivate the fruit and also promote it on social media. This is how we met Vincenzo Mazzaferro who, in his business,
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The trade talks between the EU and Australia have stalled. The talks between Brussels and Canberra were seen as a final attempt by the two to solve their differences. In a statement on Sunday, Australian Trade Minister Don Farrell said the two sides had not been able to make progress:
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EuroCommerce, the European association representing retail and wholesale trade, participated in the Tripartite Social Summit held last Wednesday in Brussels. The event brought together several European leaders, including the President of the European Commission, Ursula von der Leyen, and the President of the European Commission, Ursula von der Leyen, and the President of the European Commission, Ursula von der Leyen.
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Hpp Italia, founded in 2014, has been involved in ensuring food safety and increasing shelf-life for a very wide range of food and beverage products for almost ten years. It was present again this year at Cibus Tec to show entrepreneurs the innovation of
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The Moroccan cultivated rosemary season is drawing to a close, with calendars available until December. Exporters continue to supply several markets on three continents. read more

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The SE Regional Fruit and Vegetable Conference returns to Savannah, Georgia, in January 11 to 14. In 2023, the event hosted more than 3000 attendees and 290 exhibiting companies. read more

The availability of labour has always been a question mark for Italian fruit and vegetable companies, and the greatest difficulties lie in the search for and subsequent distribution of labour. If every year employers have to deal with
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Pumpkins are expected to be harvested in the fields of Gemüsegarten Pfalz until October 31. According to initial estimates, the 22 pumpkin producers from Gemüsegarten Pfalz will again harvest around 9,100 tons of pumpkins this season, wash them, store them temporarily and deliver them to fans
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Last Friday, at the Aula Magna Di3A of the University of Catania, the Distretto Produttivo Agrumi di Sicilia co-ordinated a conference of fundamental importance for the preservation of citrus fruit growing; read more

Unexpected snow in a localised area near Harrismith in the Free State has damaged nets and poles, even flattening orchards under the weight of the snow, with trees snapping at the ground in some blocks. read more

This weekend, the Indian government imposed a minimum export price (MEP) of $800 per ton on onion exports till December 31 this year, hoping to increase the availability of the vegetable in the domestic market and contain prices. The decision will come into effect from October 29. read more

CartonPack S.p.A.'s path towards sustainability and innovation continues with an important development: the Top Seal fruit and vegetable packaging, which has already been enthusiastically marketed throughout Europe. read more

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The Spanish citrus season is now underway with a lower mandarin production and a great drop in the orange production across the country. There are hardly any overseas lots left and not much competition from Morocco is expected. Prices are higher but, for the time being, they are not making sales
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Orange juice futures prices hit a new all-time high of $4 a pound on 27 October, Il Corriere della Sera reported. The run-up in stocks of the raw material of one of the most widely consumed beverages in the US is almost 400% since October of
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D.IT in the 6 years since its inception has consolidated a high reputation and solid business credibility. The common denominator of the meeting held on 26 October was the need to overcome a causal approach and the need for a clear corporate vision
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Kantar, the global leader in marketing insights and analytics, has released the fifth edition of its annual Who Cares? Who Does? report, the world's largest global sustainability study, which surveys more than 112,000 shoppers and connects consumer attitudes and actions around sustainability.
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Israeli supermarkets have been urged by the Ministry of Agriculture to support local farmers by promoting and prioritizing the sale of domestically grown fruits and vegetables. The ministry specifically addressed leaders of retail chains, responsible for a significant portion of fresh
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"Nuts and dried fruits have been highly popular with consumers for several years. This is due to various trends. One of these is of course 'Healthy Snacking'. Many consumers want to eat healthier and are therefore turning to natural ingredients and snacks." read more