Italian medlars, disastrous end of campaign
2023-06-08 00:00
Sicilian medlars represent an important niche that, with the passage of time, is gaining more and more importance in national markets. Among the main areas is the Conca d'Oro in Palermo, where a number of small farms have been operating for many years.
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GlobalG.A.P. celebrated World Food Safety Day 2023
2023-06-08 00:00
GlobalG.A.P. has celebrated the fifth World Food Safety Day, a call to action by the World Health Organization (WHO) and the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO). World Food Safety Day highlights several areas of food safety including foodborne risks, food security, health,
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Mango Grower's Summit: A global benchmark for the mango industry
2023-06-08 00:00
According to Dr. Noris Ledesma, "this event is hybrid and free of charge. Our aim is to open a space for entrepreneurs in the mango industry to exchange progress on this crop. Our intention is to create an environment that is conducive to bringing together the key players in the mango industry.
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U.S. exporter sends lower volumes of Mexican grown asparagus to Hong Kong and Australia
2023-06-08 00:00
Exports of asparagus, grown in Mexico, by a U.S. exporter and sent to Hong Kong and Australia have seen lower volumes thus far, compared to previous years. According to Dan Miller, Worldwide Production Manager of Jacobs, Malcolm & Burtt (JMB): “Demand has been fair in both countries. It is
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"Due to the bad weather in Spain destroying many mini-watermelon crops, demand from the foreign and domestic retail channel has shifted to Italy. Quotations have increased, but the produce is not enough to meet demand," reports Alberto Nocera, president of Agrieuropa in Terracina (Latina).
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'First Greek peaches and nectarines arrived in southern Germany'
2023-06-08 00:00
In line with the seasonal situation, Spanish shipments predominated for both peaches and nectarines. They were flanked by Italian goods. The first fruits from Greece appeared in Frankfurt and Munich, but the quality was not always convincing. According to the BLE, availability had expanded
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Onion farmers staged protest in Yeola over lower prices
2023-06-08 00:00
This Monday, onion farmers staged an protest in Yeola to draw the attention of the federal and the state government to falling wholesale onion prices. They protested under the banner of Prahar Shetkari Sanghatna in front of the office of the sub-divisional officer in Yeola. Farmers said while
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The decline in fruit and vegetable consumption has been cushioned in 2023, according to data presented by NIQ at the 25th AECOC Fruit and Vegetable Congress. Between January and April, the volume of sales of these products fell by 3.6%, compared to the 4.3% drop recorded in 2022, in a year in which the volume of sales fell by 4.3%.
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How does Italy grow pomegranates?
2023-06-08 00:00
More than 300 hectares of cultivated land, 4 varieties (Shany, Emek, Ako and Wonderful), a 13,000 m2 property with 18 cold rooms on 7,000 m2, including cold rooms with controlled atmosphere that can store for up to 5 months after harvesting are just some of the numbers that give a glimpse of the
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GlobalGAP marks World Food Safety Day
2023-06-07 17:00
GlobalGAP is celebrating the fifth World Food Safety Day, a call to action by the WHO and UN FAO focused on food safety, covering issues including foodborne risks, food security, health, economic prosperity, sustainable development and agriculture.
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Kuehne and Nagel acquires Morgan Cargo
2023-06-07 16:00
Kuehne and Nagel has signed an agreement to acquire Morgan Cargo, a leading South African, UK and Kenyan freight forwarder specialised in the transport and handling of perishable goods.
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Fruit Logistica brings sustainable innovation events to Spain
2023-06-07 15:00
Fruit Logistica is organising two conferences on sustainable innovation for fruit growers, marketers, auxiliary and technological companies in southern Spain.
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Marlena could overtake currant market leader
2023-06-07 15:00
German fruit breeder Artevos says it has identified a potential long-term replacement for the popular redcurrant variety Jonkheer van Tets, an early-harvesting Dutch winter type that produces sweet-sour berries.
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Fruit Logistica brings sustainable innovation events to Spain
2023-06-07 15:00
Fruit Logistica is organising two conferences on sustainable innovation for fruit growers, marketers, auxiliary and technological companies in southern Spain.
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Two-fifths of hospitality firms ‘operating at a loss’
2023-06-07 13:00
Over two-fifths of UK hospitality businesses are operating at a loss, and 70 per cent are set to increase prices in the coming year.
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New CEO for CH Robinson
2023-06-07 12:00
CH Robinson Worldwide has announced the appointment of Dave Bozeman as its new chief executive officer and a member of the board of directors, effective 26 June.
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Major project boosts pulse production
2023-06-07 12:00
A new industry-leading project has been launched to help farmers reduce agricultural emissions by 1.5Mt CO₂e a year.
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IFG to open state-of-the-art research laboratory this summer
2023-06-07 10:00
International Fruit Genetics (IFG) is to open a new state-of-the-art breeding and research laboratory this summer. The facility will form part of IFG’s new US$19m Fruitworks|IFG Discovery Center campus in McFarland, California.
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The UK has seen dramatic declines in insect numbers in recent years, driven by a range of factors, including pesticide use. In response, UK retailer Tesco and WWF have teamed up with start-up tech innovator AgriSound to launch its new insect-monitoring device called Polly across several English
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