Merve Sönmezler, Director of Turkish fruit exporter Sönmezler Agrotar, mentioned that the recent frost in several Turkish regions could potentially impact the citrus production for the upcoming year. She stated, "Up until the frost occurred, the final phase of the Turkish citrus season was actually quite good, to be honest." read more

W ciągu ostatniego tygodnia ceny papryki i pomidorów spadły w Belgii. Z drugiej strony, ceny ogórków wzrosły, zgodnie z danymi Stowarzyszenia Belgickich Spółdzielni Ogrodniczych (VBT). "Rynek boryka się z przetwarzaniem dużej produkcji obecnie trwającego wczesnego sezonu". read more

On April 28th, the 8th World Garden Show grandly opened in Haining, Zhejiang, China. With the theme "unceasing vitality of garden economy," the event showcases new plant varieties and explores future horticultural opportunities. Spanning 500,000 square meters, the show is expected to attract read more

"The same effect that is usually achieved with pipe heating has been achieved instead through air movement," as Ary de Jong from HortiTech points out while updating a specific group of stakeholders on a trial involving the use of Caeli's fan system in tomato cultivation. Ary successfully demonstrated having tomatoes on the plant during the trial... read more

The P.A.T.A.T.A. project officially starts - PRODUCING BY BRINGING TOGETHER TECHNICIANS and FARMERS, PROTECTING WATER, an ambitious initiative born to address the critical issues of potato farming in Emilia-Romagna through technological, innovative, and sustainable solutions. read more

T&G Global has announced that it will open an office in Taiwan in June 2025 as a part of its larger strategy to increase its presence in Asia. With a population of 23 million and strong trade connections with New Zealand, Taiwan has become a crucial market for T&G's apple exports, especially its ENVY brand. read more

The apricot season has already begun for a week in the Spanish region of Murcia, where the extra-early varieties are quickly being replaced by the semi-early ones. A significant decrease in production has been confirmed for these semi-early varieties, mainly attributed to the rains in March. read more

After the European Court of Justice rulings invalidated agricultural agreements between the European Union and Morocco, and enforced labeling of products from Moroccan Sahara as made in Western Sahara, growers in the Dakhla region have had to focus on diversifying their products. read more

The agricultural sector in Romania is facing challenges as a result of recent severe weather events. On April 26, 2025, violent storms affected crop production, with hail and flooding causing significant damage. The National Meteorological Agency (ANM) had issued warnings for thunderstorms, heavy rainfall, and... read more

In the Poás region of Costa Rica, you will find the Plantas de mi Tierra nursery, where Felipe Vega and his dedicated team cultivate a remarkable variety of foliage: Lilygrass, or Liriope. This grass, valued for its beauty, is a favorite in floral arrangements worldwide. read more

The partnership between the University of Toronto Scarborough (UTSC) and the Canadian agtech company Harvest Today is starting to show results – both in terms of tangible outcomes and academic advancements. After receiving a donation of four Harvest Walls for the university's Environmental Science and Chemistry Building, faculty and read more

The Italian Markets Island is ready to welcome visitors arriving at Macfrut next week. Thanks to a series of connected spaces that will unite the institutional area of Italmercati with some individual Markets such as Rome, Verona, and Fondi, as well as the network. read more

The vegetable harvest in Tyrol has been in full swing for several weeks. "Lettuce, iceberg lettuce, colored lettuce, kohlrabi, and spring onions are now being harvested in the open field. We were able to harvest radishes in our polytunnels at the end of February/beginning of March, and then from. read more

W ciągu pierwszych trzech miesięcy 2025 roku Peru wyeksportowało 1 133 ton czosnku o wartości 1,6 miliona dolarów. Jest to o 29% mniej wolumenu i o 32% mniej wartości w porównaniu do tego samego okresu w 2024 roku. Średnia cena spadła o 3% do 1,38 dolarów za kilogram. W styczniu 90% eksportowanego czosnku było w postaci świeżej. read more