The Kissabel® apple season has officially begun in countries in the northern hemisphere, with the best conditions. The harvest outlook is very promising, and a variety of initiatives are planned to attract consumers. Sales of this innovative range of apples with colored flesh - from read more

The stone fruit sector in Turkey is experiencing a significant decrease in the marketing year 2025/26 due to widespread spring frosts and unfavorable weather conditions. Fresh peach and nectarine exports are expected to decrease by 45 percent to 145,000 tons, while fresh cherry exports are forecasted to drop by 85 percent. read more

Turkey is preparing for the beginning of its citrus export season, which officially starts on October 2. Gökhan Gökoluk, a sales representative of the Turkish fresh produce exporter İşlek Group, mentioned that the citrus season follows a successful start to the pomegranate season. "We are pleased to" read more

The newly organized HortiConnect India Expo brought a fresh focus to India's horticulture sector, gathering nearly 25,000 visitors at the Bengaluru International Exhibition Centre for three event-packed days between September 25th and 27th. Click here for the photoreport of Technology Vision 2030. read more

The latest projections from the USDA for 2025 indicate that there will be higher production levels for apples, pears, walnuts, and grapes. On the other hand, lower yields are expected for peaches, cranberries, and table olives. California's table grape production is forecasted to remain the same as last year, while Washington's apple harvest is anticipated to reach a record-breaking 8 billion. read more

The arrival of autumn is not just a matter of temperatures and climate but also reflects on the tables of Italians. With the help of La Borsa della Spesa, the weekly service of BMTI and Italmercati, in collaboration with Consumerismo No Profit, it is easier to choose. read more

In just 16 years of existence, Fruit Attraction has managed to secure a prominent position among the leading international trade fairs. Born in 2009, the Madrid event has grown at an impressive pace: from the 353 exhibitors of the first edition - mostly Spanish, with only read more

New research manager Alice Patella has joined the team at CIV, the Italian Nursery Consortium. The company will be participating in Fruit Attraction, the international trade fair in Madrid dedicated to the fruit and vegetable sector. This event represents an opportunity for the Consortium to meet partners. read more

Plant genetic research continues to be the cornerstone for the development of new varieties that are chosen for their disease resistance, ability to adapt to changing climates, productivity, and sensory traits to meet the demands of consumers and the market. The varietal improvement process usually spans over a decade and involves... read more

Broccoli grown at Tesco's low-carbon concept farm in Lincolnshire has reached retail shelves this week. Up to 50 tonnes of broccoli and purple sprouting broccoli have been produced using methods designed to lower carbon emissions, with harvesting currently underway. The farm was developed in. read more

CTL-ICS is a company based in the ports of Rotterdam and Antwerp, specializing in the purchase, sale, and rental of used reefer containers worldwide. "We are quite satisfied with how sales are going so far this year, especially considering the global economy. Since we have a very diverse customer base, we read more

Based in the ports of Rotterdam and Antwerp, CTL-ICS specializes in the purchase, sale, and rental of used reefer containers worldwide. "We are quite satisfied with how sales are going so far this year, especially considering the global economy. Since we have a very diverse customer base, we" read more

From September 23rd to 25th, 2025, the eleventh edition of Seed meets Technology was held at Vertify in Zwaagdijk-Oost, the Netherlands. This year, the exhibition space was expanded, providing more companies with the opportunity to present their products. A new feature was Seed meets Talent on. read more

Equifruit has been named one of Canada's top growing companies by The Globe and Mail for a fourth year in a row. Ranked #174 with a growth rate of 195 percent, this is the company's highest position on the list so far. "We're so proud to be included again on this year's list," says Jennie Coleman. read more

The Antwerp investment company Ackermans & van Haaren (AvH) is investing 22 million euros in the Indian family-owned nut, dried fruit, and seed producer VKC Nuts, according to a report by De Tijd. With this investment, AvH will acquire a 16.6 percent stake in VKC Nuts. VKC Nuts, which will soon celebrate its centenary, is the company in question. read more

Between 2000 and 2021, global per capita consumption of blueberries increased by 412%, almonds by 128%, and avocados by 146%. According to Savills' Spotlight: Global Farmland, this trend reflects a larger pattern of consumers seeking foods associated with well-being, such as lean proteins and healthy options. read more

Eurosemillas' contribution to the development of strawberry cultivation is well-known in Huelva, as well as in other main producing areas around the world. The Red Innovation Hub is the platform that will be presented at Fruit Attraction (Hall 8, stand 8C01 at Ifema) from September 30th to October 2nd. read more

Ghanaian Vice-President Professor Naana Jane Opoku-Agyemang has visited the Show at the Efua Sutherland Children's Park in Accra. She went round the various stands and interacted warmly with exhibitors, entrepreneurs, and young innovators showcasing Made-in-Ghana products and green solutions. read more

Argos Greenhouse Solutions is an Israeli company that has been designing and delivering high-tech, turnkey greenhouse projects since 2005. Their projects have reached various continents and climates, including the snowy expanses of Central Asia, the humid lowlands of Southeast Asia, and the developing agricultural regions. read more

The apple harvest in Estonia this year has been impacted by cold spring conditions and a rainy summer. The islands have experienced a poor crop, while in Southeast Estonia, yields are closer to average. Variability has also been observed between different apple varieties grown in the same area, with some being more affected than others. read more