According to the provincial Department of Industry and Trade, Bac Ninh continues to maintain the country's largest lychee-growing area at 29,700 hectares. Of this, 17,317 hectares are certified under VietGAP standards, an increase of 1,577 hectares from 2024; 173 hectares are certified under. read more

Vietnam's fruit and vegetable exports reached $3.92 billion in the first seven months of 2025, representing a 0.9% increase compared to the previous year. The growth has been primarily driven by durian, with exports to China making up over 50% of the total value. As reported by the Vietnam Fruit and Vegetable Association, the trend is expected to continue. read more

The campaign for mangoes in 2025 has already begun in the Spanish province of Malaga with the harvesting of early varieties such as Tommy Atkins and Irwin. By the end of week 35, the Osteen variety, which accounts for 70 to 80% of Spain's mango production, will also begin. Mango production in Spain is... read more

Minister of Agriculture and Land Reclamation Alaa Farouk announced on August 21, 2025, that Egypt has obtained market access to Peru for its strawberry seedling exports. The announcement followed a report from Mohamed el Mansi, Head of the Central Administration of Agricultural Quarantine. read more

Egypyian orange exports to Brazil have reached a seasonal record, signaling a shift in citrus trade flows. According to EastFruit, shipments from Egypt totaled more than 30,000 tons between November 2024 and July 2025, generating US$20 million in export revenue. Egypt entered the Brazilian read more

Australia Fruit has been participating in Asia Fruit Logistica for 17 years, and the team members are well-known faces at the trade show. This year, Vince Brullo, Joe Tullio, and Ray Erwin from Australia Fruits will be at the booth with cherry growers Rueben and Alison Jones from Wandin Valley Farms. read more

It's early spring, the time when South African litchi growers have learned over the past few seasons that sudden heatwaves followed by late cold snaps can wreak havoc on the crop when flowering orchards are extremely vulnerable. The Mauritius cultivar, a heavy bearer with good shelf life, makes up. read more

As in previous years, imported potatoes are directly competing with locally produced ones in the Canary Islands during the summer harvest. This season, the imported tubers are coming from Israel, departing from the usual sources such as Egypt, Cyprus, or the United Kingdom that have traditionally supplied the market. read more