The Western Australian avocado season will get underway in mid-August and packing company The Avocado Collective is looking forward to a good season.
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Summer fruit alert, peaches and nectarines knockout
2023-07-07 00:00
In week 25, fruit and vegetables at fixed weight slightly improved its performance compared to the week before, but the gap with Lcc increased. In fruit and vegetable sales, discountcontinues to climb and shows the best trend, while the hypermarket is the channel that
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Morocco has been steadily increasing its exports of mandarins to Canada, reports EastFruit. In the MY 2022/23 (September-April) Moroccan exporters shipped 73,000 tonnes of mandarins, a record high result ever and a half of Canada’s total mandarin imports from all destinations. Moreover,
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Austria: Food trade rejects accusation of price gouging
2023-07-07 00:00
The Austrian food trade is defending itself against accusations of price gouging and possible price fixing among discounters. This was prompted by statements made by SPÖ economic spokesman Dr. Christoph Matznetter, who had accused the retail trade, among other things, of using price promotions ultimately to
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Yuan firms as People's Bank of China pledges to stabilize currency
2023-07-07 00:00
Yesterday, China's currency firmed against the dollar after the People's Bank of China offered more reassurances to markets worried by the currency's recent sharp falls. The Financial News, a publication backed by the PBOC, said on Wednesday: "Even if the yuan exchange market has a panic
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Assosementi, satisfied with EU opening on TEAs
2023-07-07 00:00
The new European regulation on Assisted Evolution Techniques (ATE) promises to kick-start a new green revolution, with agriculture finally being able to rely on new varieties that are more environmentally and economically sustainable. This is the comment of
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Wild blueberries: why are prices declining while yields are low?
2023-07-07 00:00
According to EastFruit, rapid decline is observed on the European market of frozen wild blueberries (bilberries). Piece decline came as a surprise for many freezers, as earlier there were many reports about the expectation of a low harvest in Ukraine, Poland, and other countries of the region in
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The Farmind Corporation, which is fully engaged in banana production in the Philippines' main production area, Mindanao Island, held a ceremony on June 28 for the completion of the packing house and employee accommodation.
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After the April sales trend was a bit problematic, growth in the fruit/vegetables/potatoes categories was larger again in May 2023; household spending rose by nine percent compared with the same month of the previous year. This is driven almost exclusively by higher prices paid.
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Competition in the horticultural industry in Ukraine is intensifying
2023-07-07 00:00
Experts on the market in Ukrainian believe that the horticultural industry will gradually transfer from one crop to another type of agriculture.
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Malta: Aquaponic farming without significant operating costs
2023-07-07 00:00
“We first started by growing anything that would easily allow us to enter the market and are now replacing these crops with others that are in higher demand. These are all accessible in vegetable boxes sent directly to clients,” explains Pierre Axiaq, Farmer and owner of Tal-Kampanjol
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Helping to deseasonalise and internationalise the Calabria destination through one of its agrifood icons is the objective of the Tropea Experience. This year the Festival of the Red Onion of Tropea Calabria Igp will be inaugurated on the eve of the autumn equinox and
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China's domestic and import fruit industry on display
2023-07-07 00:00
In recent years, in line with China's domestic consumption growth and reforms on the supply-side, the intersection of the imported fruit industry and the domestic fruit industry has grown, resulting in a situation where the two phases blend.
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High-pressure washer removes up to 98% of pests, exceeding NZ Ministry for Primary Industries requirements for export
2023-07-07 00:00
A few years ago, the New Zealand fruit industry needed a solution to the pest contamination that the growers were experiencing as it was preventing them from exporting to key markets. The solution was found in a high-pressure fruit washer which was a collaboration between Plant and Food Research
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"In the space of a week, prices have fallen by almost 4 euros/kg"
2023-07-07 00:00
Although the open ground season was not officially launched until July 4th, blueberries have already been harvested for a week at the Finck farm in the southwest of the Lüneburger Heide area. "We were able to start the first spate of harvests of our early varieties in time, although we would
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"The doubling of organic carrot prices saved our season"
2023-07-07 00:00
Overall, the organic sector in northern Germany can look back on an eventful marketing season. "Due to the drought, we have had to accept hard losses of up to 50 percent, especially for organic carrots. There were also yield losses of 20 percent in red beets. However, the harvest losses, as well
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MY 2022/23 South African orange production forecast revised downwards to 1.63 million tons
2023-07-07 00:00
South African production of oranges and lemons is projected to decrease in MY 2022/23 due to stagnated production area and a return to normal yield. Grapefruit and tangerine/mandarin production is projected to increase slightly in MY 2022/23 due to favorable weather conditions in major producing
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Getir is leaving Spain and France
2023-07-07 00:00
71% of UK mums buying less fruit and vegetables due to financial strain
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‘Labor rules must be eased to support NI agri-food sector’
2023-07-07 00:00
Independent East Derry MLA Claire Sugden has stated that labor rules need to be eased to ensure the survival of the agri-food industry in Northern Ireland. Ms Sugden explained that fruit, vegetable, mushroom and meat producers are struggling to fill vacancies since post-Brexit immigration rules
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Ismea, the cost of insurance policies rises with inflation
2023-07-07 00:00
In 2022, the market for subsidised agricultural policies confirms the upward trend in values and premiums, which, according to insurance company data, reached a new all-time high in the last marketing year. This was noted by ISMEA in its "Report on risk management in
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