A team of researchers led by María José Aranzana, a researcher at the Institute of Agri-Food Research and Technology (IRTA) and head of the Genomics and Biotechnology program at the Agrigenomics Research Center (CRAG), has developed an innovative tool based on generative artificial
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MSC improves South African citrus connection with Germany
2024-01-31 00:00
MSC (the world's leading shipping company and winner of the Port of Valencia's northern expansion) has improved connectivity between South Africa (the main commercial competitor in the southern hemisphere of Valencian oranges) and Germany by including a direct stop in Bremerhaven in its current
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"Steady stock reduction in apples, pear season end is approaching"
2024-01-31 00:00
The German apple campaign is now approaching the second half of the season. "The current stock is about 15 to 20 percent below last year's levels. However, it should be noted that the abundant harvest in 2022 was not a benchmark. Considering the alternation of apple trees, I would not
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Price of Greek industrial oranges doubles compared to last year
2024-01-31 00:00
It’s been a pretty generic season when it comes to the Greek citrus this year, says Nick Nafpliotis, company director of fresh produce exporter Greek & Fresh: “The orange crop has been normal with a few changes in the sizes which is typical from season to season. The Navelina oranges
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Maritime charter leaders are adjusting their services in response to Algeria's prohibition on transshipment via Moroccan ports for Algeria-bound goods. CMA-CGM has declared an immediate redirection of all cargoes intended for Oran, Mostaganem, and Ghazaouet in Algeria. These will now transit
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Exchange rate a draw for shipping Canadian potatoes
2024-01-31 00:00
The supply of conventional potatoes from PEI is good. “Between PEI and Ontario East and New Brunswick, there’s enough inventories on hand to get us through our normal time frames of late June to the middle of July. The same would be said of the processing industry as well,” says Dwayne
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HUERCASA maize is the protagonist at its booth
2024-01-31 00:00
HUERCASA cooked corn, which is sold in around 40 countries all over the world, stands out for being a source of fibre, as well as being low in fat and salt. It is also a food that does not contain gluten, so it is suitable for consumption by the entire population.
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Table grapes, estimates up for South African production
2024-01-31 00:00
Rising estimates for South African table grape volumes: Sati, South African Table Grape Industry, has revised its export forecasts following a bountiful harvest in the Orange River region, one of the country's main production areas.
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Cajamar analyses inflation and its effects
2024-01-31 00:00
The high demand for goods following the exit from covid-19, the adjustment difficulties of global supply chains and the continuation of disparate measures across countries to combat post-financing surges, led to a sudden and sharp price spike, without
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Soltir: "2023 was a good year".
2024-01-31 00:00
"If we incorporate all the increases in the price of products, what we end up with are much more expensive products to eat. This could be a dangerous trend, which could lead to a change in consumer habits, in the sense that instead of buying fresh produce, consumers will buy more expensive products,
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Valsa, Asian bug and psyllid: rock dust is the alternative
2024-01-31 00:00
At the event on 'Corroborating substances: potential and use of rock dust', organised yesterday by the Emilia-Romagna Region, the technical elements related to the use of these substances were discussed in depth.
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Aldi invested more than ever before in British suppliers and growers
2024-01-31 00:00
Black Friday holiday sales spur demand at South Africa's Shoprite
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Mercagrisa: pepper grows by 5%.
2024-01-31 00:00
In both the winter and summer seasons, prices rose by between 20% and 30%. On the other hand, the volume marketed of the star product, the pepper, rose by around 5%.
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Should Morocco be feared?
2024-01-31 00:00
Globally, the avocado market is valued at $18 billion, with annual production growth of 7% over the decade 2012-2022. In 2022, 8.4 million tonnes of the so-called 'green gold' will be produced, according to FAO, USDA and Rabobank figures.
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Calendar of mobilisations in defence of the Spanish countryside
2024-01-31 00:00
The agricultural sector in Europe and in Spain is plunged into growing frustration and unease due to the difficult conditions and suffocating bureaucracy generated by EU regulations. "Farmers are struggling in the face of a deregulated market that imports agricultural products from outside the EU.
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Patent for sale to automate aril extraction
2024-01-31 00:00
Pomegranates continue to be popular, but the only way to stand out is to automate the aril extraction phase. "CAS Technologies has developed Futura, a machine for the extraction of arils. It is the only machine in the world to use this method. We are looking for partners to bring the project
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Table grape breeder conducts first ever Open Day in Peru
2024-01-31 00:00
BLOOM FRESH™, specializing in the breeding of table grapes, cherries and raisins, conducted its first-ever table grape Open Day in Ica, Peru in early January. More than 80 growers and licensees attended the event, where some unique and popular table grape varietals from the company’s
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UK investigates drug smuggling ring using banana shipments from the Dominican Republic
2024-01-31 00:00
Authorities in the UK have successfully dismantled a drug smuggling operation that concealed £10 million worth of cocaine within banana boxes. The illicit cargo, originating from the Dominican Republic, was intercepted in two separate shipments at Portsmouth International Port on January 20 and 26.
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A balanced market that helps balance the books
2024-01-31 00:00
"Only those who understand that we are now in a new market will be able to stay afloat, it is useless to complain. Things have changed and they will probably never go back to how they used to be. We must adapt and anticipate new trends," explains Marco Babbi, sales manager of "Finò, il
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Peruvian mango producers and exporters are adapting their strategies to be able to supply mangoes to markets. According to Jorge Aranguri Bazan from the exporter Dominus, “Due to the challenges posed by a 90% reduction in this year's mango production, we are adapting our strategies to ensure
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