"We have transitioned from a reactive management approach to a more data-driven one."
2026-04-10 00:00
For greenhouse vegetable seedling nurseries managing high volumes and dynamic production cycles, digitalization extends beyond basic recordkeeping. It involves ensuring traceability across production, improving planning, and providing a clear view of operations across all stages. In this
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„Kryzys na Bliskim Wschodzie nie tylko testuje produkty, ale również kontrolę jakości”.
2026-04-10 00:00
Quality inspection has become a non-negotiable layer in fresh produce trade since disruptions in West Asia, says Bhushan Yalmar, CEO of Zorro QC in Mumbai. "Demand for our services has increased by approximately 35-40% due to the rerouting caused by the war, extended transit times, and simply
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The collaborative robot is responsible for handling the cuttings.
2026-04-10 00:00
Despite Bygrowers taking over Rosa Danica at the beginning of the year, the previous owner and current director, Torben Moth Madsen, has not slowed down in his efforts to develop workflows at the greenhouse located just outside Odense. One of the latest initiatives involves the implementation of a collaborative robot for planting.
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Complete schedule for Fresh Produce India has been announced.
2026-04-10 00:00
The final speaker lineup has been announced for Fresh Produce India, which will return to Mumbai on 16-17 April 2026. The event will be held at the Trident Nariman Point Hotel and will bring together top decision-makers from India and around the world to discuss fresh produce.
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Kanadyjski sektor ziemniaczany boryka się z rosnącymi kosztami i konkurencją na rynku eksportowym.
2026-04-10 00:00
Alberta's potato industry is facing challenges in 2026 due to the rise in input costs, growing competition, and trade dynamics impacting export markets. The increase in input costs is attributed to disruptions in global energy supply chains. Terence Hochstein, the executive director of the Potato Growers, is closely monitoring these developments.
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Frost and bacterial blight in blueberries - how to protect them?
2026-04-10 00:00
Early spring frost and summer heat stress are now some of the main risk factors in highbush blueberry cultivation. Increasingly, the issue is not just strong winter frost, but also short-term temperature drops during the vegetation period and rapid fluctuations in weather conditions.
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Global air freight operations are facing disruptions as capacity becomes limited and rates increase.
2026-04-10 00:00
Driven by a rebound at the start of 2026, global air freight momentum was disrupted by the conflict in the Middle East, affecting flows, pricing, and market visibility. Following a dynamic January, February volumes increased by 11.2% year-on-year, and by 11.6% on international routes.
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Sicily breaks the delays on melons: first harvests underway, while the region is also ahead in terms of origin valorization. The campaign starts in a complex climatic context, between rains, high humidity, and agronomic difficulties, but the first indications from the market are...
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The area of watermelon slightly decreased, but the area of melons remained stable in Castilla-La Mancha.
2026-04-10 00:00
The Price Board of the Agricultural and Fruit and Livestock Market of Castilla-La Mancha has emphasized the significance of matching supply with demand and diversifying planting schedules to reduce the likelihood of sudden price fluctuations that could lead to a price collapse. They recommend that growers be
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Belgian plastic crates are being used in Dutch eggplant nurseries.
2026-04-10 00:00
Visitors to some of the larger eggplant growers in the Netherlands may notice plastic crates of Belgian origin on the premises. These crates are manufactured by Gamma-Wopla, a company based in Mouscron, Belgium, that produces a wide variety of plastic crates and containers.
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Face of South Africa's fruit exports.
2026-04-10 00:00
Mixing at Fruit Attraction Madrid last September, sipping Sangria and enjoying the friendly atmosphere with the gathered international fruit export community, new FPEF CEO Piet de Jager (right) thought to himself: what a job! "Then in November the wind started blowing at Cape Town."
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EVJA brings agronomic intelligence to Macfrut: data and technology serving the supply chain.
2026-04-10 00:00
At the 43rd edition of Macfrut, scheduled from April 21st to 23rd at the Rimini Expo Centre, agricultural innovation also involves EVJA, which will showcase its Agronomic Intelligence Platform (AIP) at the fair. This technological solution is designed to support decision-making in the field throughout the.
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Egypt has decided to terminate the discount for large containerships using the Suez Canal.
2026-04-10 00:00
The Suez Canal Authority (SCA) has suspended the 15 percent discount on transit fees that was previously offered to large containerships. The suspension came into effect on Tuesday, as stated in a circular published on the SCA website on April 2, 2026. This rebate, which was initially announced in May 2025, has now been discontinued.
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Ghanaian farm is planning to expand its tomato supply by 3,000 tons.
2026-04-10 00:00
As part of efforts to support tomato supply and prevent shortages, Maphlix Farms in Dawhenya, located in the Greater Accra Region, plans to release 3,000 tons of tomatoes onto the market by the end of the year. This initiative aims to stabilize supply levels, impact prices, and contribute to the national food security.
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Wyniki przekraczają nawet nasze najwyższe oczekiwania
2026-04-10 00:00
Avisomo's Crispi baby leaf lettuce has been available at Coop Mega stores under the Reindyrka brand for the past month. The retail setting poses a rigorous test, with temperature changes, exposure to light, and extended storage periods that can impact product quality. However, testing results have shown...
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Ceny marchwi zaczynają rosnąć na Ukrainie.
2026-04-10 00:00
This week, prices for high-quality carrots in Ukraine have started to rise, as reported by analysts from the EastFruit project. Market participants are observing that the increase in prices is a result of a robust demand for quality root vegetables coupled with limited supply. Wholesale companies and
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Swarup Bose, founder & CEO of Mumbai-based Celcius Logistics, says that six or seven years ago, the cold chain infrastructure for fresh produce in India was almost non-existent. Only a small percentage of farmers, traders, wholesalers, or buyers utilized it, and that too only for critical consignments.
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"Zachowanie obecnych poziomów cen pozwala wszystkim stronom pozostać rentownym do końca sezonu"
2026-04-10 00:00
With the recent sunny days, thoughts naturally shift to summer. For Belgian top fruit, this also marks the beginning of the final months of the season. It has been a season that started with significant quality variations but has since improved, as noted by Christophe Van Haelst of VHM Fruit.
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"Good post-harvest practice is about protecting all the work that has already gone into the fruit."
2026-04-10 00:00
For Australian and New Zealand exporters, the challenge is no longer just to grow and pack quality produce. The real challenge is to protect that quality throughout the journey. Long transit routes, variable shipping conditions, container delays, and inconsistent hygiene inside storage are some of the challenges they face.
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Oranges in PDO: Tarocco in trouble, foreign production is increasing
2026-04-10 00:00
In week 13, the negative trend in volume sales of Lcc fruit and vegetables continues, with the inflationary effect observed in the previous week still evident, and only weakly positive value trends. The discount channel remains the most challenging.
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