Turnover of Rijk Zwaan up to 593 million euros
2023-11-09 00:00
Vegetable breeding company Rijk Zwaan has seen net turnover increase by 11% to 593 million euros in fiscal year 2022/2023. The increase occurred in almost all active regions and across all crops where Rijk Zwaan is active. The share of the global market is approximately 10%, the company
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Tomra Food, cutting-edge solutions for kiwi grading
2023-11-09 00:00
Consumer demand has increased the value of kiwima sales climate change and the spread of pathogens make sorting and sizing solutions necessary for higher product quality, better efficiency and less waste. Tomra Food offers three systems of
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Kanzi apple rapidly gaining global traction
2023-11-09 00:00
As the holiday season approaches, CMI Orchards highlights Kanzi® apples as a choice for food enthusiasts in baked desserts and holiday treats. “The apple’s sweet, intensely tangy flavor and texture, which remains firm when baked and doesn't become mushy like other apples sets Kanzi
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When analysing environmental impact, the finger is all too often pointed at packaging. But do we really know how much they weigh in the sustainability of a product? We try to shed some light on this withClaudio Dall'Agata, General Manager of the Bestack consortium.
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AVR announces expansion into Germany
2023-11-09 00:00
One year before its 175th anniversary, AVR, manufacturer of a full range of machinery for the potato cultivation industry and a global player in that market segment, has announced a significant expansion of the company: the opening of a new branch in Germany.
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Israel: Cucumbers have sharply increased in price
2023-11-09 00:00
Cucumbers have sharply increased in price, possibly signalling an impending rise in vegetable prices. The wholesale price per kilogram of cucumbers surged by more than 130%, from 0.84 euros to 2 euros within a week, according to the official price list of "Moetzet HaTzmaḥim."
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Yen sinks to dramatic levels against euro and Asian currencies
2023-11-09 00:00
The yen's depreciation is spreading beyond the US dollar, with exchange rates against such currencies as the euro and Singapore dollar approaching historic lows. In Tokyo on Tuesday, the yen hovered around 150 to the dollar, up more than 1 yen from this year's low of 151.74 set on October 31.
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"We don’t foresee any potential issues in harvesting or supply"
2023-11-09 00:00
The east coast of England was hit by Storm Ciaran at the tail end of last week and many growers were affected as strong winds and heavy rains battered the country. While some areas of Cornwall saw waterlogged fields, Southern England Farms came off relatively unscathed.
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Nutrien released a study titled: Bridging the Agricultural Perception Divide. This research details and quantifies the perception gaps between farmers and consumers in North America on issues such as sustainability, technology, and land usage; it also indicates there is some common ground and
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Dao opens first Tuday Conad without checkouts
2023-11-09 00:00
Local, everyday shopping takes on an international flavour. DAO, a cooperative associated with Conad, offers, for the first time in Italy, a cashierless shopping experience (without checkout staff) in the new Tuday Conad 'Prendi&Vai', which opened yesterday in the historic centre of Verona.
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1,000 tons of pomegranates to be exported from Kurdistan to France
2023-11-09 00:00
The owner of a pomegranate harvest business in the Kurdistan Region stated that he signed a contract for the export of 1,000 tons of pomegranates to France. Idress Anwar signed a contract stipulating that the pomegranates are to be sourced from Halabja and Zakho. In the first phase, 100 tons of
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Luigi La Montagna leaves MD
2023-11-09 00:00
ForLuigi La Montagna, his experience at MD as national fruit and vegetable purchasing manager comes to an end.
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In the first week of November, some companies in Huelva had not yet finished planting strawberries on their farms. "Some nurseries have really delayed the start of the planting this year, in some cases, to mid-October, which is late for us," says Manuel Alfaro, manager of El Pilonar.
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Morocco loses 20% of its tomato production to the rugose virus and "the figures could be much higher".
2023-11-09 00:00
The Tomato Rough Bunchy Top virus (ToBRFV) has had a significant impact on tomato growers in Morocco. Although it is difficult to accurately measure the economic impact of ToBRFV for the time being, initial estimates put the losses at between 15 and
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According to EastFruit analysts, potato prices in Ukraine are growing with an accelerated pace. Demand for the fresh potatoes has been reported as very high, which allowed farmers to continue increasing wholesale prices.
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Climate change threatens to raise water prices in Spain
2023-11-09 00:00
The OECD warns that Spain has one of the lowest water prices in Europe, a situation that does not match its water scarcity. Farmers respond that it is "impossible" to absorb a price increase. The UN rapporteur indicates that the first thing is to ensure adequate water governance in the country.
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Boosting training in conservation agriculture
2023-11-09 00:00
The Secretary General for Agriculture and Food, Fernando Miranda, has met at the Ministry's headquarters with representatives of the Spanish Association for Conservation Agriculture Living Soils (AEACSV).
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Seneca Foods announces purchase of assets related to the Green Giant U.S. Shelf-Stable Business
2023-11-09 00:00
Seneca Foods Corporation has announced that it has purchased assets related to the Green Giant U.S. shelf-stable business from B&G Foods. In connection with the sale, the Company has entered into a license agreement for use of the Green Giant brand name for Green Giant shelf-stable products.
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“The shortage of green kiwifruit has become a strategic opportunity”
2023-11-09 00:00
While the yellow kiwifruit production is on the rise, green kiwifruit, whose harvest started this week in Asturias, is still the most important variety, and its role in the global supply will remain essential. However, this year, the green-fleshed kiwifruit market has been under pressure due to
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"The decline of varieties like Oronules is causing others, like Clemenules, to be harvested ahead of time"
2023-11-09 00:00
The Spanish clementine and mandarin campaign is underway with fewer clementines than usual, and soon the market will also see a significant drop in the supply of oranges. The lower prices of the small sizes, the most abundant this season, are having an impact on those of the more marketable fruit.
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