The taste of summer at Macfrut with SweeTango
2023-05-02 00:00
With the claim The taste of summer, which accompanies the brand, at Macfrut the new campaign of SweeTango, the distinctive early variety of apple born from the joint effort of the three main operators of the Italian apple-growing sector, Melinda, will be presented at the stand of Assomela,
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Stone fruit season looking uncertain
2023-05-02 00:00
"Although the 2023 summer fruit season has not started yet, things are already looking uncertain. The main reasons are the weather and the drought, which have already caused a 20% drop in production for apricots," explains Maurizio Fiorenza, director of OP Eco Farm.
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Ecuador seeks European participants for matchmaking events
2023-05-02 00:00
The Embassy of Ecuador in the Netherlands has announced the appointment of Juan Carlos Yépez Franco as Pro Ecuador's new head of trade, ahead of several networking events focused on sustainable trade, Pro Ecuador said.
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Zurich-based wholesaler Marinello exclusively offers Japanese misho fruit in Switzerland
2023-05-02 00:00
The citrus fruit Kawachi Bankan has been cultivated in Japan, primarily in Ehime Prefecture, for over 100 years, although it is still unknown in Europe, Tiziano Marinello, co-managing director of Marinello & Co AG tells us.
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Global blueberry focus at Macfrut
2023-05-02 00:00
The 2023 edition of Macfrut, the International Fair of the fruit and vegetable sector that will be held at Rimini Fiera (Italy) from 3 to 5 May, will offer a complete overview of the blueberry sector. In fact, important international experts will take part in the event.
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Seeberger launches Cashew-Mango-Mix
2023-05-02 00:00
The new Cashew Mango Mix is a combination of only two ingredients - sweet, fruity mangoes and crunchy cashews. The cashews are unsalted and lightly roasted. The mangoes give the mix an exotic note, says Seeberger.
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"Asparagus Lover Potatoes are a true spring classic"
2023-05-02 00:00
Pentecost is approaching in the Netherlands, so it is time for Jac van den Oord Potatoes to bring extra attention to its spring classic: Asparagus Lover Potatoes. "Every year, when the asparagus is harvested, our asparagus potatoes are a great addition to our assortment," says Robert de Groot.
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Suboptimal transport conditions and equipment play a significant role in food wastage; upgrading refrigerated equipment with telematics can be a realistic, sustainable part of the solution.
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Spanish persimmon gains access to Chinese market
2023-05-01 11:00
China and Spain have signed agreement allowing the export of Spanish persimmon and almonds to China. The negotiations began at the end of 2016. With this new protocol, China joins the over 50 countries to which Spain exports persimmons outside the EU. This export opportunity will benefit the
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BIOFACH AMERICA to meet in September
2023-05-01 11:00
The international trade fair for organic products BioFach America will take place in Philadelphia from September 21 – 23, 2023. BioFach America offers manufacturers and traders the opportunity to get to know the North American organic market better. Besides inspiring meetings at the trade
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Viveros de Chile will host Agrotrade Chile 2023, the international convention and fair’s 8 th edition, which on May 24 will bring together farmers from the south-central area of Chile at Hotel Monticello.
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NZ research to help Philippine mangoes
2023-05-01 08:00
Plant & Food Research has announced a new partnership that will see the New Zealand research institute help the Philippine mango industry enhance its export value.
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Ian LeMay to lead California Table Grape Commission
2023-05-01 01:00
Ian LeMay will succeed Kathleen Nave as president and chief executive of the California Table Grape Commission.
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"More Belgian greenhouse vegetable volumes since last week, but nicer weather would help sales"
2023-05-01 00:00
Barry Michiels of Gebroeders Michiels wholesalers had to wait a bit, but the Belgian greenhouse vegetable season seems to be slowly getting started. "Things are going well. The season is already at least a month later than normal, but the larger volumes started coming in last week," he says.
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"Availability determines edible flowers' success"
2023-05-01 00:00
African Marigolds, fuchsias, snapdragons, and rose petals are just a few of Van Vugt Kruiden's range of edible flowers, which now consists of more than 20 products. "Pansies, however, remain the best sellers," Piet van Vugt begins. This Dutch herb grower moved to its new location four years ago
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Name change for Dutch labelling partner
2023-05-01 00:00
Telrol, a manufacturer of self-adhesive labels, today announced that it will continue under the new name: Opti-Label from 1 May 2023. This name change is the result of their new approach to offer the best price through improved organisation and processes. For this reason, a fresh start is being
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More produce shortages ahead as weather in UK and Spain hits crops
2023-05-01 00:00
Consumers might face more fruit and vegetable shortages, as temperatures in southern Spain soar to unprecedented levels, while the UK growing season gets off to a late start because of cold, overcast weather. Spain has been in drought since January last year and this is likely to be the hottest,
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"We have to see how consumers will respond to imported kakis in the middle of the stone fruit campaign"
2023-05-01 00:00
The arrival in Spain of the first shipment of kakis exported by Paraguay to Europe, which follows other off-season shipments already made from the region by countries such as Peru and Uruguay, has been followed with interest by the Spanish sector.
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Early navel season to start this week
2023-05-01 00:00
The early navel season will start next week for Australian citrus grower and exporter Nutrano.
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The summer fruit campaign kicks off with 'misleading labeling in various distribution chains'
2023-05-01 00:00
The Coordinator of Farmers and Livestock Organizations (COAG) has once again detected "serious breaches in the labeling of fruits being offered in large distribution chains. The current labeling rule is once again being breached, since the correct origin of the product for sale is not reflected,
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