Currently, production and export in many apple-producing areas are facing challenges. Rising inflation rates in the northern hemisphere have caused consumers to switch to cheaper varieties, and the market demand for high-end apple varieties has declined. In the southern hemisphere, hurricanes in
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ASF Edition, the French innovation subsidiary of the Frutaria group, and O'Terroir joined this select club in the last edition of Fruitlogistica, Berlin 2023.
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For Bayer CropScience Deutschland GmbH, it is becoming increasingly important to think in terms of system solutions rather than separately in the areas of crop protection, seeds and digitalisation. This was emphasised by the company's new managing director, Karin Guendel Gonzalez.
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“Upward trend on the avocado market in the next four/five weeks”
2023-03-09 00:00
The campaign of Mediterranean avocados is now coming to an end. In the current context of deficit production, the season went rather well in terms of price and sales flow. “All winter productions were in deficit this year, except for the Colombian and Mexican origins, but this did not
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Grupo Fruta de Autor reaches agreement with Dubai's largest wholesaler to export oranges
2023-03-09 00:00
The Spanish firm Grupo Fruta de Autor has reached an agreement with the company Al Bakrawe, of Dubai, United Arab Emirates, to distribute oranges in the domestic market and re-export them to other Persian Gulf countries.
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Turkish agri sector witnesses highest January-February exports ever
2023-03-09 00:00
Turkey’s agricultural sector has achieved an important milestone, seeing the highest January-February export figures ever, with a total value of $5.434 billion. Agricultural exports increased by 2.7% during the first two months of 2023, as compared to the same period last year, contributing to
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Growers need fresh approach to tackle increasing insect resistant to biopesticides, new analysis finds
2023-03-09 00:00
Insect pests that attack crops have extraordinary powers to develop resistance to greener pesticides, and a new way to manage resistance risks is needed, according to an analysis by the University of Stirling academics.
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Vertical farming is not new when it comes to vegetable production, but there is always an introduction that deserves the attention of producers. After all, production sustainability and the rationalization of resources are not something that can be disregarded.
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This week the World Meteorological Organization awarded tropical cyclone Freddy, with its "incredible and dangerous journey" that has been zigzagging between Madagascar and Mozambique for weeks now, the record for the longest-lasting tropical storm on record.
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The Spanish Minister of Agriculture, Fisheries, and Food, Luis Planas, the third vice president and minister of Economic Affairs and Digital Transformation, Nadia Calviño, and the Minister of Labor, Yolanda Diaz, all praised the agreement reached by the French Government and the distribution
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Circular Board is born
2023-03-09 00:00
The main associations of the industrial cartonboard packaging value chain are AFCO (Spanish Association of Corrugated Cardboard Packaging Manufacturers), ASPACK (Spanish Association of Cardboard Packaging Manufacturers), ASPAPEL (Spanish Association of Cardboard Packaging Manufacturers), the Spanish Association of Packaging Manufacturers, ASPAPEL (Spanish Association of Cardboard Packaging Manufacturers) and the Spanish Association of Packaging Manufacturers.
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FITONET, the social network of plant biodiversity
2023-03-09 00:00
Current agricultural systems are increasingly characterised by the use of a limited number of plant varieties which, in many cases, have focused on boosting their productivity in an intensive agricultural system, with a strong environmental and unsustainable impact, and conditioned by
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Durian smell forces Turkish Airlines flight to turn back
2023-03-09 00:00
A Turkish Airlines flight from Istanbul to Barcelona was forced to turn back after sensors went off on the aircraft. This was caused by the smell emitted from durian fruit in the cargo hold. A warning came from the sensors in the cargo section of the flight numbered “TK 1855”, which was
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PANDA goes to Busan with new direct call
2023-03-09 00:00
MSC has announced an expansion of the PANDA service with a new direct call at Busan, offering customers in Australia a reliable and direct access to/from the South Korean market. This upgrade will also provide improved transhipment options to Japan, on top of enhanced connections and transit
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'Pear imports from South Africa increased'
2023-03-09 00:00
The end of the European pear season was approaching: availability narrowed. Italian Abate Fetel, Williams Christ and Santa Maria continued to form the basis of the European supply, which was mainly supplemented by Conference from the Netherlands and Belgium. From the Netherlands, Xenia and
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Eroski follows in France's footsteps
2023-03-09 00:00
The shopping basket will be officially presented next Monday 13th, which will be applied in all its centres in Spain and which will serve to "facilitate savings for consumers", the company explains.
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After takeovers, Belgian fruit snacks company fully focused on growth in Germany and the Netherlands
2023-03-09 00:00
Fruit at work: not the done thing during the pandemic when working from home became the norm. Yet, Belgian company Fruitsnacks, which specializes in this, weathered the crisis, even acquiring five other businesses in the three years since the pandemic began. "I think believing in our vision and
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Could African growers alleviate European food shortages?
2023-03-09 00:00
Europe needs more fruit and vegetables. This means there might be an opportunity for Africa to step up production to fill the gap. While many experts and analysts attribute the shortage to poor weather conditions in southern Europe and North Africa, others argue that the problem of reduced
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Packing line for snacking tomatoes significantly reduces labor need
2023-03-09 00:00
The selection of tomatoes in any retail store is abundant nowadays. Both retailers and consumers ask for different types of tomatoes as well as all sorts of packaging. In response to this demand, JASA Packaging Solutions is offering packing lines that have the ability to pack most tomato
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In the coming days, the first container with 20 tonnes of apples from the Georgian producer Tirifoni Fruits will be exported to Dubai (UAE).
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