Calabrian chili towards PGI
2026-02-20 00:00
The European Commission - Coldiretti Calabria informs - has approved the application for the registration of "Calabrian Chili Pepper" PGI (Protected Geographical Indication) and published today in the Official Journal of the European Union the registration application. Now within three months
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Global production for 2025/26, from September 2025 to August 2026, is projected to decrease by 8 percent to 1.1 million metric tons in terms of in-shell basis. Declines in Turkey, Iran, and Syria are anticipated to outweigh increases in the United States. Due to reduced available supplies, the global
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Despite higher duties, over three-quarters of flowers sold in Russia are still imported.
2026-02-20 00:00
In 2025, over three-quarters of all cut flowers sold in Russia were imported, with nearly one in three flowers coming from the Netherlands, according to data from consulting company B1 (formerly Ernst & Young) reported by Izvestia. The total market value reached $1.1 billion.
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American Grown Pavilion will debut at Floriexpo.
2026-02-20 00:00
Floriexpo declared a strategic partnership with American Grown Flowers to introduce a dedicated "American Grown Pavilion" at the 2026 expo. This collaboration aims to enhance the diversity of the show by offering retail buyers a wider range of sourcing opportunities, showcasing.
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At -36°C in 24-hour darkness, fresh greens grow in Alert.
2026-02-20 00:00
In Alert, located in the Qikiqtaaluk Region of Nunavut, Canada, winter brings 24-hour darkness, temperatures below -30°C, and a level of isolation that few agricultural systems are ever asked to withstand. Situated just 817 km from the North Pole, Alert is the northernmost continuously inhabited place.
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Navigating the New Normal: How Europe's exotic fruit market adapts in a post-pandemic world
2026-02-20 00:00
Ali-Reza Mayer, CEO of TFC Holland, manages a worldwide supply chain for exotic fruits sourced from countries like Peru, South Africa, Vietnam, Brazil, and the Dominican Republic to European retailers. From the company's ripening facilities in Waddinxveen, he monitors a market that is "stable from my.
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Senegal is increasing its exports of fresh vegetables to the UK.
2026-02-20 00:00
Senegal is expanding its position as a provider of fresh vegetables to the United Kingdom, showcasing changes in global agricultural supply chains. Factors such as climate limitations, differences in labor costs, and trade interruptions are impacting the geographic distribution of production, leading to Northern Senegal becoming a prominent winter.
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Zimbabwe is expanding its involvement in the international blueberry market, benefitting from its high-altitude production areas and the adoption of precision irrigation systems. The country exports blueberries from May to October, filling a gap in supply during this period when other major producing regions have limited output.
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Albanian vegetable exports declined at the beginning of 2026 due to floods that impacted important production regions and greenhouses that supply export markets. According to data from INSTAT for January, Albania exported 5,367 tons of vegetables, compared to 9,936 tons in January 2025, marking a
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The Indian mango industry is being encouraged to modernize in order to adapt to climate variability.
2026-02-20 00:00
Even in stable seasons, mango is considered one of the more complex fruit crops to cultivate, due to its reliance on climate conditions, tree physiology, and management practices. This has direct implications for India, the world's largest mango producer. The country harvests 23 million tons…
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Preserving the quality of broccoli without using ice
2026-02-20 00:00
Harps Food Stores is moving forward with HarvestHold Fresh®, the postharvest solution from Verdant Technologies, following a successful broccoli pilot conducted in collaboration with grower partner Ocean Mist Farms. This pilot resulted in noticeable improvements in broccoli quality and retail performance.
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The Carabinieri of the Units for the Protection of Food and Agriculture of Salerno and Messina carried out, in the provinces of Catania, Messina, Enna, Trapani, and Siracusa, an order issued by the Office of the Judge for Preliminary Investigations at the Court of Messina at the request of the European Prosecutor's Office.
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"Oferujemy organiczne awokado o znikomym niebieskim śladzie wodnym" "We offer organic avocados with a negligible blue water footprint"
2026-02-20 00:00
Produkcja organicznych awokado w Kenii korzysta z klimatu i ekosystemu, co sprawia, że jest ekonomicznie opłacalna, umożliwiając skuteczną konkurencję na rynku międzynarodowym przy niższych kosztach produkcji niż u konkurentów. Tak twierdzi Anthony Ngugi, CEO Mavuno Organics. Plantator.
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Australia has initiated research efforts to develop banana varieties resistant to Tropical Race 4 (TR4).
2026-02-20 00:00
A new research project has been initiated with the goal of safeguarding banana crops from Fusarium wilt Tropical Race 4 (TR4), a soil-borne disease that has been negatively impacting banana production worldwide. The project, funded by Hort Innovation, will leverage genetic tools to aid in the creation of banana varieties that are resistant to TR4.
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Managing the supply chain to withstand price fluctuations
2026-02-20 00:00
Witlofkwekerij LOF is a Dutch family business that, over 60+ years, has grown into a fully integrated chicory farm with international sales. The family's third generation, Hugo Jongejan and his brother-in-law Gerwin de Vries, now run the company. Despite its expansion, one principle remains
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Zaproponowane finansowanie w celu wzmocnienia operacji florystycznych Star Bright Holdings w Afryce Wschodniej.
2026-02-20 00:00
The International Finance Corporation (IFC) has announced a proposed senior loan of up to €11 million to Star Bright Holdings. The investment aims to support a strategic capital expenditure program across the group's large flower farms in Kenya and Ethiopia, while also providing liquidity.
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Baby watermelons in Europe during winter: How Brazil is bridging the gap in fruit supply.
2026-02-20 00:00
W zimie 2026 r. półki europejskich supermarketów coraz częściej uginają się pod wodniami i mini-wodniami z Brazylii. Dla konsumentów może to wydawać się niespodziewane, ponieważ arbuz tradycyjnie kojarzony jest z latem. Jednak z perspektywy globalnej agrologistyki i handlu...
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"Nasze plony fasoli szparagowej i ich jednorodność poprawiają się z każdym sezonem"
2026-02-20 00:00
Arnold Ngare, marketing coordinator for Kenyan vegetable exporter Havilah Pro Ltd, says it has been a successful season for green beans in Kenya. He mentions that yields and quality have been improving each year. "Our green bean harvest is better this season compared to previous years, with increased volumes and quality," Ngare explains.
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Here is a global market overview of grapes.
2026-02-20 00:00
The global grape market is experiencing changes in supply dynamics, weather-related disturbances, and pricing pressures in key producing and consuming regions. The Netherlands is currently seeing a significant influx of South African grape shipments, with deliveries to Europe up by 27% as of week 7. Meanwhile, exports from India are facing delays with 1,200.
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Tutti in campo 2025: Selex Group brings together the largest sports community in Italy
2026-02-20 00:00
The third edition of "Tutti in Campo", the initiative by Gruppo Selex to support Amateur Sports Associations (ASD) and Amateur Sports Societies (SSD) throughout Italy, is closing with results that confirm and exceed the expectations of previous editions. Three years after
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