Reducing the costs of thinning with a flower thinning machine.
2025-10-22 00:00
Post-ripening fruit thinning is a labor-intensive process, with the most challenging orchards requiring up to 200 hours of labor per hectare. In addition, chemical thinning involves substantial costs for purchasing products and leads to a greater environmental impact during harvest.
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Ceny soku pomarańczowego w Wielkiej Brytanii podwoiły się w ciągu ostatnich pięciu lat, wzrastając z 0,76 funta brytyjskiego (0,93 USD) za litr w 2020 roku do 1,79 funta brytyjskiego (2,18 USD) w 2025 roku, co stanowi wzrost o 134%. W samym minionym roku ceny wzrosły o 29%, z podobnymi wzrostami widocznymi w restauracjach i kawiarniach. Ten wzrost odzwierciedla...
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Over 50 environmental leaders from Colombian flower companies gathered for the first Environmental Leaders Meeting of the Floriculture Sector, organized by Asocolflores — the Association of Colombian Flower Exporters — to share sustainable best practices and enhance collaboration.
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The first Chilean cherries of the 2025-2026 season have arrived in China and are being sold directly on TikTok for about $150 for 2.5 kg, equivalent to just over 50 euros per kilogram, as reported in an exclusive interview by the Portalfruticol website (click here).
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"We are dedicated to cultivating green asparagus, even though it requires a significant amount of labor."
2025-10-22 00:00
Some companies set themselves apart from large-scale vegetable farming by specializing in niche crops such as green and white asparagus. They can take it a step further by incorporating organic and biodynamic practices, which can be more difficult due to pests and climate change. "We prioritize the cultivation of these unique crops, offering high-quality and sustainably grown products."
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Zespri has won a legal case regarding the unauthorized cultivation of Gold3 kiwifruit in China.
2025-10-22 00:00
Zespri has won a legal case in China defending the intellectual property rights of New Zealand kiwifruit growers. The Wuhan Intermediate People's Court ruled in favor of Zespri in a plant variety rights (PVR) infringement case filed in 2023 against two defendants involved in the unauthorized.
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"Zainteresowanie naszymi słodkimi paprykami bez pestek i pomidorami o wyjątkowym smaku było niezwykle zachęcające."
2025-10-22 00:00
At this year's Fruit Attraction in Madrid, Breedx aimed to attract the interest of international stakeholders with its latest seedless sweet pepper and specialty taste tomato varieties. The company's participation in the InnovaTech area showcased its cutting-edge breeding techniques, while also providing a glimpse into...
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When grocery shopping turns into a memorable concert: Lewis Capaldi on the roof of Aldi
2025-10-22 00:00
A simple visit to the supermarket turned into a memorable event for customers at an Aldi in Nottingham, thanks to an unexpected performance by Lewis Capaldi. The renowned Scottish singer-songwriter chose the roof of the store as an impromptu stage, delighting shoppers.
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"Growers require strategies that enable them to preserve fruit quality in the face of deteriorating conditions."
2025-10-22 00:00
Przemysł borówkowy w Maroku nadal zyskuje międzynarodowe znaczenie, napędzany przez wczesną sezonową produkcję, rosnącą ilość eksportu i adaptację do zrównoważonych praktyk rolniczych. W odpowiedzi na zmieniające się warunki rynkowe i coraz bardziej wymagające warunki klimatyczne, sektor borówkowy w Maroku znajduje się w fazie intensywnej transformacji.
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The litchi exporter is not planning to reduce its U.S. programs despite the tariffs.
2025-10-22 00:00
Stuart Butcher, the marketing director of Tomahawk, believes that this year's litchi crop won't be as bumper as usual, but it will still be more normal compared to last year. He mentioned that last year's crop was quite poor, only reaching 15 to 20% of a typical yield. This year's crop is expected to be significantly better. Even our competitors in the market, such as Madagascar and Mauritius, are also expecting a better season.
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On October 26th, the 39th edition of the Venice Marathon is approaching and Dole Italia, a leader in the production and distribution of premium quality fresh fruit, is ready to support the event as an Official Supplier with the goodness and natural energy of its products.
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German Edeka supermarkets will start selling Iberian almonds instead of Californian almonds.
2025-10-22 00:00
Fepex, which represents the almond sector, has praised the German retail group Edeka for its decision to sell Iberian almonds instead of Californian ones. This initiative is aimed at meeting consumer demand for shorter transport distances and greater sustainability, which in turn will enhance the value of European almonds.
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"Oczekujemy podwojenia eksportu papai do końca roku" "We expect to double papaya exports by the end of the year"
2025-10-22 00:00
Hormoz Safi, the director of Panafruit, a company with over 20 years of experience in growing and exporting tropical fruits, stated that Panama's papaya season is advancing smoothly, with a consistent supply available year-round. "The company specializes in the Hawaiian Big Papaya variety," he added.
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At Denver's SAME Café (So All May Eat) on Colfax, everyone can enjoy a healthy meal, regardless of income. Guests have the option to pay what they can, volunteer, or donate fruits and vegetables. Operating for nearly 19 years, the nonprofit café sources local produce and hosts chef takeovers.
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Australian flower growers are eager for consumers to know the origin of their flowers.
2025-10-22 00:00
A Tasmanian flower producer wants imported blooms to have country of origin labeling, as they make up about half of the Australian market. Australian flower growers, who have been struggling to compete with inexpensive imports, have been advocating for this change for years. Pip Sadler, who operates the business with her brother Rob Sadler, is one of those asking for the labeling requirement.
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Ananas comosus plant wins first prize at Glazen Tulp Award.
2025-10-22 00:00
Podczas ceremonii Nagrody Glazen Tulp, uhonorowano najbardziej innowacyjne produkty w sektorze hodowli ozdobnej. W kategorii Kwiaty Doniczkowe Trzy zapisane wpisy wyróżniły się oryginalnością, designem i wpływem na rynek. Pierwsza nagroda została przyznana uderzającemu ananasowi.
During the Glazen Tulp Award ceremony, the most innovative products in the ornamental horticulture sector were celebrated. In the category of Flowering Indoor Plants, three entries stood out for their originality, design, and market impact. The first prize was awarded to a striking pineapple. read more
During the Glazen Tulp Award ceremony, the most innovative products in the ornamental horticulture sector were celebrated. In the category of Flowering Indoor Plants, three entries stood out for their originality, design, and market impact. The first prize was awarded to a striking pineapple. read more
Small quantities of grapes from Moldova are being exported, but they are fetching high prices.
2025-10-22 00:00
Eksport winogron stołowych z Mołdawii pozostaje stosunkowo niewielki, ale ceny utrzymują się stabilnie, co eksperci opisują jako dość korzystne w obecnych warunkach rynkowych, donosi Logos Press. Kampania zbiorów dla późnych odmian winogron stołowych jest około dwóch tygodni opóźniona.
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Lidl GB announced a nearly fourfold increase in profit.
2025-10-22 00:00
Ramaphosa's message to Shoprite, Pick n Pay, and other retail giants in South AfricaPresident Cyril Ramaphosa has urged South Africa's grocery retailers to take further steps to reduce the cost of food in the country and to avoid engaging in cartel behavior. The president mentioned the 'Big Five' retail
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Orange farmers in Bhojpur District, eastern Nepal, have started harvesting their fruit earlier than usual due to increasing damage caused by monkeys. Normally, orange harvests in the region start in November and last through December, but this year, farmers began picking in October.
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Tokat has become the leading city in cut flower production in the Black Sea Region in Turkey.
2025-10-22 00:00
In the Erbaa area of Tokat, 85 farmers are currently cultivating 20 different types of cut flowers in approximately 60 hectares of greenhouses on public lands that were previously used for cattle farming. The harvested flowers are shipped to 18 provinces three days a week. Cut flower production has created 2,500 jobs in the area.
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