Ministry of Economy, Environment, and Agriculture of Ukraine has approved 19 additional applications under the state program "Grants for Processing Enterprises". Upon meeting co-financing requirements, the chosen companies and entrepreneurs will receive UAH 99.2 million (€2.3M) for modernization or. read more

Home consumption is starting to improve, and with a change in weather conditions and the full reopening of schools from next week, demand should increase, especially at the retail level. Early Rooster stock is slowly coming on stream. Main crops are doing well, and it is expected they will be. read more

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Field vegetable producers and processors in Hungary have been facing challenges in recent years, primarily due to adverse weather conditions and market fluctuations. Sweet corn, green peas, and green beans are among the most crucial raw materials for the domestic food industry, particularly for freezing and processing. read more

The peach and nectarine campaign in Romagna is approaching its conclusion and among the producers there is a moderate satisfaction prevailing. This is confirmed by Stefano Zavoli, a farmer from Poggio Torriana (RN) and member of the Agribologna Consortium: "Up until last week, the commercial performance was..." read more

Singapore is reimagining food production in spaces once thought impossible: Rooftops of shopping malls, courtyards of hospitals, and even containers beneath highway viaducts. What began as experimental projects has become part of the city-state's national sustainability planning, blending traditional agriculture with innovative urban farming practices. read more

The United Kingdom has promised to keep tariffs near-zero for exports from Uganda, amidst a backdrop of increasing protectionist measures in the United States. UK High Commissioner to Uganda, Lisa Chesney, commented, "There's a lot happening in the global trade arena. There are numerous barriers, read more

"The Borettane onion harvest yielded satisfactorily, ranging between 30 and 35 tonnes per hectare. We are currently in the midst of the commercialization process," reported Matteo Freddi, co-owner of 'Freddi 1926', a company that specializes in various types of onions, with a particular focus on Borettana onions. Matteo Freddi stated, "Our philosophy revolves around the" read more

The agricultural sector is facing threats from climate change and water shortages. Companies that specialize in increasing the efficiency of open field crops are gaining traction as weather conditions deteriorate. This is particularly true for technologies that save water and fertilizer. Agricultural businesses must optimize crop production in order to cope with these challenges. read more

We have now reached the end of the summer fruit season and it is possible to begin to draw a first balance: generally very satisfactory prices, but volumes that have not always met expectations. read more

There are questions that may seem trivial, but in reality, they open up worlds. In Sicily, a land rich in surprises and fruits to discover, every detail has a story to tell. It is right behind the Barbera fruits, cultivated in specific production areas, that ancient knowledge is concealed, born. read more

As autumn fruit enters its peak season, a wide range of varieties from Yunnan and Sichuan, the two major production areas in Southwest China, have entered harvest. While recent high temperatures have affected yields of certain varieties, overall fruit quality remains stable. Hunan Dream of Fruit... read more

The Spanish Rojo Brillante persimmon harvest will begin in September, and at present, it is expected to be good in terms of both volume and quality, as no adverse weather conditions have been reported so far. The acreage dedicated to persimmon cultivation has been significantly reduced over the last five years and continues to decline. read more

The Region continues to invest in high-quality fruit growing, allocating nearly 730 thousand euros to support the promotion and valorization of one of its most famous and appreciated excellences: the PDO Emilia-Romagna pear. The funds will be granted through the new call for proposals. read more

Belarusian President Aleksandr Lukashenko has warned heads of retail chains that it is unacceptable not to keep quality and affordable domestic potatoes in stock during a meeting to discuss the development of potato farming in Belarus, BelTA has learned. "I would like to warn heads of retail chains... read more

Torrente, a family business now in its third generation, has successfully completed the startup phases of its new production site equipped with state-of-the-art technology. The company's stated goal is to gradually increase its production capacity starting from the current season, with the aim of. read more

Włoskie owoce ponownie dominowały na rynku, z odmianami Victoria i Michele Palieri na czele. Red Globe zyskał trochę przewagi, a odmiany Arra uzupełniły gamę produktów. Dostawy winogron Sultana z Turcji wzrosły, podczas gdy pierwsze winogrona odmiany Crimson Seedless dotarły do...

Italian fruit once again dominated the market, with the Victoria and Michele Palieri varieties taking the lead. Red Globe gained some advantage, and Arra varieties complemented the product range. Supplies of Sultana grapes from Turkey increased, while the first Crimson Seedless grapes arrived in... read more

The Alì group has officially started the construction work for the new logistics center in Via Svezia, as reported by PadovaOggi, in the Granze di Camin district, on an agricultural area of about 15 hectares on the outskirts of the industrial zone of Padova Est. The project, approved by... read more

In the Dutch village of Uffelte, grower Bernard Breman began harvesting his kiwiberries on Monday. Last year's crop was disappointing due to the natural alternation of a "rest year," but this season the vines are loaded. "We've had a perfect growing season," Bernard explains. "We only had to read more

Reemoon Technology Holdings Co., Ltd. has successfully installed a state-of-the-art cherry sorting line at Cherry World Group's packinghouse in the Jerte Valley, Cáceres, Spain. The line began operating in mid-May 2025, after installation work commenced in early April. read more

The Flower Hub, an exporter based in Kenya that collaborates with a vast network of growers, has obtained B Corp certification, a significant milestone in its sustainability efforts. Director Millie Seagon views this recognition as a personal and collective achievement for the company. "It is such a big step in our." read more