UK: Customers in Bewdley check out their new Sainsbury’s Local
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Turkey remains the primary supplier of fruits to Ukraine
2023-04-24 00:00
Ukraine is dependent on imports of fruits and nuts from abroad. Turkey remains the primary supplier of these products, from where 220,000 tons of fruits were imported last year. Citrus fruits and bananas are the most popular fruits in Ukraine, accounting for 60% of the import value in 2022.
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One year Antwerp-Bruges port - attractiveness despite challenges
2023-04-24 00:00
The merger of the ports of Antwerp and Zeebrugge last year profoundly reshaped the Western European maritime landscape. The new, united port made no secret of its ambitions. "We want to become a world port that protects the economy, people and climate in
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Egypt continues to actively increase the export of oranges to the Southeast Asian region, EastFruit informs. Moreover, it is Egypt that remains the largest supplier of oranges from the countries of the Northern Hemisphere there.
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CEA seed development program is vastly different from open field
2023-04-24 00:00
The start of Sakata Seed’s Controlled Environment Agriculture (CEA) department a few years ago wasn’t intentional at the beginning. “We received a lot of requests from CEA growers who had access to our product through their distributors,” says Tracy Lee, who heads up the company’s CEA
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The importance of postharvest ripening and testing of fresh produce
2023-04-24 00:00
Postharvest handling of some fruits involves additional steps that are critical to their success at retail. Ripening with ethylene ensures that several of these commodities are at ideal ripeness and will properly reach a dependable, ready-to-eat stage at the right time. Ethylene is a natural
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Fruitimprese: Green Deal penalises Italy
2023-04-24 00:00
The restrictive EU Green Deal policies impacting on plant protection products and packaging risk penalising Italian companies already burdened by the drought problem and the shortage of skilled labour. This was the summary of Marco Salvi's report to the 74th assembly of
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We take leave of Günter Schweinsberg
2023-04-24 00:00
It is with great sadness in our hearts that we have learned that Günter Schweinsberg has passed away at the age of 93. Günter Schweinsberg was one of the personalities who had an outstanding journalistic influence on the fruit business in the post-war period. National and
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Uzbekistan: new crop onions halved in one week
2023-04-24 00:00
Over the past week, wholesale prices for onions of a new crop have decreased by 2 times, which is explained by a sharp increase in the volume of onion supply in the domestic market. In turn, this circumstance puts pressure on the prices of last year’s onions, and wholesale prices for them fell
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Stonefruit season starts in Egypt, with less produced volumes but more exports forecast
2023-04-24 00:00
The stonefruit campaign is starting in Egypt with lower volumes than last year, due to unstable weather conditions, and smaller sizes in the first harvests. Karim Fayed, operations manager of the Egyptian producer Fayed Agricultural Development Company (FATA), gives us an overview of the
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A gene-editing potato project aims to boost the rate of photosynthesis in potato crops to promote yield, water use efficiency and drought tolerance. The project is known as PhotoBoost; it focuses on a 20-25% increase in photosynthetic performance, which could lead to a 30% increase in plant biomass.
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Yellow Pitaya from Ecuador is on the market along with a large number of domestic blueberries
2023-04-24 00:00
The Ecuadorian yellow pitaya fruit, which has received much attention, has started to be sold in the fruit wholesale market this week. In addition, among the large-size fruit categories on the market, the volume of Thai durian has increased, and the price has dropped since last week. Domestic
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Potato movement a “variety game”
2023-04-24 00:00
It’s all about the varieties right now. That’s what Ken Gad of Cambridge Farms Inc. Says is spurring the movement of potatoes in the market today.
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Morrisons is rationing pepper sales to two per customer
2023-04-24 00:00
Morrisons have limited the sale of peppers to two per customer, as unseasonably cold weather seems to be limiting supply. A number of fruit and vegetable items have been in short supply so far this year, including tomatoes, which was also partly put down to poor weather in Spain and Morocco.
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Thailand’s Ministry of Commerce has set the target for export of fresh and processed fruits at 4.44 million tons, an increase of 10% from the previous year. Durian, in particular, is being targeted.
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Bananas, mandarin orange, peanuts, South American potatoes and other exotic vegetables and fruits have been found more and more often on farms throughout Bosnia and Herzegovina in recent years.
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Peru: Sweet Globe leads grape exports for the first time
2023-04-24 00:00
Changes in the variety and export picture of the Andean country have already been observed for some time. In the latest campaign, the Red Globe variety now had to give way to Sweet Globe for the first time, reports agraria.pe.
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An AICA to curb trade abuses
2023-04-24 00:00
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Biosolution, a showcase for the agriculture of the future at Macfrut #vocidellortofrutta
2023-04-24 00:00
Among the thematic halls of Macfrut 2023 one confirmed is that of biosolutions, a topic that is increasingly at the centre of European interest, also due to the objectives of the Green Deal that envisage significant cuts in synthetic products. Coordinating the area is Agri2000 Netdi Bologna.
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