"This is the fourth year that we have had the ARVIPO AF100 cordless thistle in our catalogue, and at each end of the campaign the number of pieces sold is always higher than the previous one. We reopened the new sales season about a month ago, and so far we have sold hundreds of radiators.
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More than 17.3 million Italian households bought clementines and/or mandarins in 2023: a stable penetration of around 68% over the last 24 months. read more

The start of the avocado season in California always creates anticipation, as the fruit is available for a limited time. "For us, the California avocado harvest started last Monday," says Hayden McIntyre, a third-generation farm manager who has been working in California for the past two years.
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The Crisis Committee of the Interprofessional Organisation of Fruit and Vegetables of Andalusia, HORTYFRUTA, informs that, after analysing the favourable evolution of the long/black aubergine over the last few days, the market situation that led to the application of the
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More than any other edition, Fruit Logistica 2024 surprised the Ser.mac team by the large number of professionals who came to the fair looking for new solutions for their business. Many of them were attracted by the brand new machines with Artificial Intelligence for walnuts
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The supply of limes from Mexico is steady in the United States. "It seems to be about average for this time of year," says Steven Leal of S&J Distributing. What's different is that prices generally increase from mid to late February to the end of February," he says.
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There is no doubting Roger Boons' enthusiasm for the Polish market. After joining the fruit and vegetable industry in 1985, he soon started working in the Eastern European market, at that time for the New Zealand Kiwifruit Marketing Board (Zespri) after the fall of the Berlin Wall.
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In January, China's purchases of Chilean cherries accounted for 93% of Chile's cherry exports, marking a notable increase in trade interactions. The value of these purchases reached US$ 1.4 billion, showing an increase of 30.8% over the previous year.
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Having completed a satisfactory season of the common clementine and the later variety Hernandina, we have now moved on to the seedless mandarin Tang Gold, whose campaign ended a few days ago, early. Speaking about this is Natalino Gallo, president of the Producers' Organisation Agricor
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