Jumbo: “Not leaving, but expanding in Belgium”
2023-09-22 00:00
Belgium: Jumbo: "Not leaving, but expanding in Belgium"
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South Africa's papino shortage improving
2023-09-22 00:00
Papino prices, very high for months, have been coming down over the past two weeks.
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What kind of fruits and vegetables would the Indian retail sector like to import from Europe?
2023-09-22 00:00
India is the most populous country in the world. Its population is estimated at 1.428 billion, about 3 million more than China. There are obviously different types of consumers, including a few hundred million with remarkable purchasing power who prefer a specific level of quality in fruits and
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Candine opens campaign and aims to double
2023-09-22 00:00
Candine®, the new apple from Apofruit that stands out for its bright pink appearance, sweet and crunchy flesh and unmistakable, persistent aroma, is about to experience another star season after a satisfying debut last year;
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Higher altitudes keep Turkish apples safe from heatwave
2023-09-22 00:00
The Turkish heatwave caused quite some issues in certain apple growing regions, but Alper Kerim, owner of Turkish fruit exporter Demir Fresh Fruits, states their orchards are at higher altitudes and were spared many of the issues: “For the new season, the growing period for Turkish apples was
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IV gamma rehearses concertation
2023-09-22 00:00
There could not have been a more appropriate place than Salerno to discuss the future of ready-to-eat salads, and being able to do so with the main players in the supply chain provided an opportunity to verify on the ground the feasibility of options for relaunching a supply chain that is now at risk
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Table grapes symbol product of Macfrut 2024, Puglia Region Partner
2023-09-22 00:00
Apulia will be the Partner Region of Macfrut 2024 and table grapes will be the symbolic product of the 41st edition of the exhibition, scheduled at Rimini Expo Centre from 8 to 10 May. Appointment with the Macfrut Table Grape Symposium
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EastFruit experts have repeatedly drawn attention to Uzbekistan’s rapid increase fresh watermelon exports in 2022 and 2023. In 2022, the country exported 81.8 thousand tons of watermelons, which became a historical record, beating the previous one by 67%. In 2023 Uzbekistan has already
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Photo report: British Tomato Conference
2023-09-22 00:00
Not a single tomato could be found at the British Tomato Conference, which took place yesterday in Warwickshire. There was no decorative British tomato flag, no new varieties shown by breeders, and even the lunch was completely tomato-free. This is exemplary of how the fear of the Rugose virus
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Pulling together all the strings of the South African fruit industry
2023-09-22 00:00
At Fruit South Africa’s recent Asia Fruit Logistica stand, the high levels of interest in South African fruit were again evident. Fhumulani Ratshitanga, CEO of the umbrella body representing South Africa’s export fruit industries, remarks that despite some of their colleagues getting caught
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Kenyan exports to Netherlands doubled over the past 10 years
2023-09-22 00:00
Kenyan exports to the Netherlands have more than doubled over the past 10 years to stand at Sh70 billion in 2022. Dutch Ambassador to Kenya, Maarten Brouwer, indicates that his country is now the second-largest destination of Kenyan exports in the world and the largest in Europe with over €300
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"The cold winter weather in our area allows us to completely cut the cycle of the tomato virus"
2023-09-22 00:00
While the autumn/winter tomato campaign begins to take shape in many of Almeria's greenhouses with the harvest of this year's earliest plantations in which there is a generalized delay, Granada still maintains the supply that has served the market throughout summer.
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"Strangely enough, things like sweetcorn are mostly sold at markets"
2023-09-22 00:00
With summer drawing to a close and the weather turning, Dutch wholesale markets' offerings are changing, too. "Many items like stone fruit and cherries are falling away, and soft fruit sales are noticeably declining. People have been eating those fruits all summer, so they're ready for something
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Contaminated lemons and grapefruits, 49 alerts from Turkey
2023-09-22 00:00
The European Commission informed through the Rassf system - Rapid Alert System for Foodstuffs in the European Union - that during the last season 2022-2023, 49 lots of Turkish lemons (43) and grapefruits (6) were rejected and their
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Walnut harvesting in Moldova will begin later and may be delayed
2023-09-22 00:00
In most regions of Moldova, harvesting of walnuts of early varieties has begun (mainly local selection – “Peschansky”, “Kazaku”, etc.). Specialists from the Union of Associations of Nut Crops Producers of Moldova claim that in a number of regions of the country, early nut fruits
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Will blue be the new yellow?
2023-09-22 00:00
The Dwarf Cavendish is the most widely grown commercial banana variety in the Canary Islands, but it is not the only variety grown there. The archipelago also produces other varieties, such as the red banana, apple banana, macho banana, etc., which enrich the varietal range of the largest
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Demand for exotic mushrooms transforms US mushroom market
2023-09-22 00:00
The American mushroom market is undergoing a transformation, with consumers increasingly choosing a variety of exotic mushrooms alongside traditional favorites like button and brown mushrooms. Shandong Imperial Garden Biotechnology, a large producer of fresh shiitake and shiitake substrate logs
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Totam Seeds introduces TopGun in the high-tech greenhouse market
2023-09-22 00:00
Dutch seed company Totam Seeds is introducing its new rootstock named TopGun. "Through multiple years of trials conducted under high-tech greenhouse conditions, we are thrilled to officially introduce TopGun to our valued customers worldwide," states Pieter Vermeulen, Product Development Manager
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This is a time of transition between the summer and autumn campaigns, a time when we usually draw conclusions from the season we left behind and turn towards the one to come. With Giuseppe De Filippo, sales manager of Futuragri, we analysed
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Crops in Chatham-Kent in desperate need of more sunshine
2023-09-22 00:00
According to senior agronomist Dale Cowan with AGRIS Co-operative Ltd., crops in Chatham-Kent have not only seen too much rainfall, but there has been too little sunshine as well. “I have seen seasons this wet before. What is a bit unusual is the intensity of the rainfall events,” Cowan
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