Germany resists
2023-01-27 00:00
The German economy slowed down in 2022, but managed to grow by 1.9% more than expected, and in energy it has done its homework with gas reserves exceeding 90%.
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Citrus growing in Florida still perseveres focuses on juice market
2023-01-27 00:00
As has been reported for years now, Florida's citrus crop has been decreasing and things are not yet looking to be picking up. Centuries ago, growing and producing citrus began in Southeast Asia. The popularity caught on in Africa and slowly spread across Europe. By the time the Europeans
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Induser expands its facilities
2023-01-27 00:00
INDUSER, specialised in the design and manufacture of automated lines for the packaging of fruit and vegetable products, is starting the year with room to promote more engineering projects inside and outside its borders.
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Fruit Logistica: for a sustainable and technified world
2023-01-27 00:00
Last year, more than 3,300 exhibitors from 91 countries presented their products, services and technical solutions at the event.
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Cucumber season expected to end two to three weeks earlier
2023-01-27 00:00
The cucumber export season is underway in Almeria and Granada with very good results and is expected to end a few weeks earlier than usual due to the advanced state of the crops. The unusual temperatures recorded until the first half of January have accelerated the ripening and caused the
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South Africa tangerine/mandarin exports forecast to reach a record 560,000 tons in 2022/23
2023-01-27 00:00
South Africa exports of tangerines/mandarins are forecast to grow by almost 8 percent in 2022/23 to reach a record 560,000 tons on higher production and strong overseas demand. The European Union and the United Kingdom account for 45 percent of total South Africa exports followed by Russia (10
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AlmerÍa: Smaller supply brings higher prices
2023-01-27 00:00
The cold spell in Almería in the last week of January led to a significant drop in production. As expected, prices have increased for all products, but most for peppers and tomatoes. In addition, many crops are finished while demand is stable.
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FLIA 2023: "LEDFan Greenhouse Toplight (2022 design)", Food Autonomy, Hungary is nominated
2023-01-27 00:00
LEDFan offers savings on lighting and heating costs through a highly efficient design that utilises heat loss with controlled fans.
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Private households bought less fresh fruit in 2022
2023-01-27 00:00
Looking back, the fruit and vegetable market was significantly influenced by several factors last year. On the one hand, the war in Ukraine initially caused energy and transport costs to rise, according to the current market report by the Agrarmarkt
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Moldova sharply increased exports of table grapes to the EU
2023-01-27 00:00
Representatives of the Association of Grape Producers and Exporters of Moldova noted that in 2022 exports of table grapes from Moldova to Romania almost doubled compared to the previous year. Exports of Moldovan grapes to Poland increased even faster – it has tripled in comparison to 2021 in
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Chile: More than 67,000 tonnes of prunes exported
2023-01-27 00:00
The value in 2022 was US$256 million. Thanks to a cultivation area of 12,550 ha, Chile is able to achieve a total plum production of around 100,000 t per year, 2/3 of which are destined for dried plums, simfruit reports.A total of 81 countries were supplied, whereby the
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“We did sell much more of Gala variety”
2023-01-27 00:00
The sales of Polish apples has been rather stable, but there was one specific variety that did exceptionally well in Western Europe, says Jakub Krawczyk, export manager for Polish apple exporter Appolonia.
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In terms of sustainability, the Dutch fruit and vegetable sector is an international leader. In which aspects is the sector different from other countries in this regard? What does that mean in terms of international trade opportunities? And how does the EU Trade Programme help growers exploit
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Increased local demand for Ontario Red Prince apples
2023-01-27 00:00
Ontario apples are continuing to see a strong year--a welcome change from the last two years where smaller crops followed challenging weather conditions. “This year overall we had a bumper crop. Not only was it larger in yield but it was larger in size and had great color. All regions had a
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DBV: Carbon farming needs to be valorised & a reliable framework for certification systems is needed
2023-01-27 00:00
The President of the German Farmers' Association (DBV), Joachim Rukwied, emphasised that greenhouse gas neutrality would only be possible through the storage of carbon in nature and through technical sinks, i.e. through negative emissions. This is already politically anchored in part, he said, and
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GreenOnyx has developed a sterile, fully autonomous modular tech farm to grow fresh ready-to-eat duckweed-based green superfood for daily intake.
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Kaluga region of Russia exports 645 tons of mushrooms
2023-01-27 00:00
The Interregional Department of Rosselkhoznadzor summed up the results of exports from the Kaluga region. The department reports that in 2022, the region's farmers sent 645 tons of mushrooms outside the country. Products were supplied to the Republic of Belarus (423 tons) and Kyrgyzstan (222 tons).
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"5 A DAY" prepares for its General Assembly and Professional Day
2023-01-27 00:00
Year after year, this event has become a meeting point for all the associates of "5 a day" and the rest of the actors in the agri-food chain.
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According to Australia Lychee Growers Association president Derek Foley, who also grows the fruit in the Bundaberg region, the season is going well and lychee lovers can look forward to more quality this season. “Thankfully there has been a strong export market for Australian lychees to New
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"Moroccan and Egyptian clementines being pushed on Belgian market"
2023-01-27 00:00
Spanish citrus prices have been quite high this whole season. "The supply's not limited, but volumes are lower than in previous years. So, prices, especially for juicing oranges, are much higher than in other years," says Peter Breels of the Belgian wholesaler Rodiers.
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