With Fruit Logistica starting in Berlin, Roamler is providing a live update on this week's retail data through our Monday Morning Price Tracker. Here's what we've gathered from this week's report:
Avocado trend: Roamler has noticed a notable fragmentation in the avocado category this week. read more

With the FIFA World Cup as the central theme, Dutch packaging company Quality Pack has launched a series of themed packaging concepts designed to enhance the presence of fruits and vegetables in retail stores. These designs incorporate elements of the World Cup theme while staying true to the company's standard packaging aesthetic. read more

Berlin is distributing free potatoes as a result of a record harvest. There are 174 distribution points open across the city, and two trucks have been sent to Ukraine. read more

The Namibia Investment Promotion and Development Board has identified the Namibia Berries blueberry project as part of efforts to diversify agriculture, expand production in rural areas, and increase employment in the Kavango East Region. The project is located in Divundu and is currently under development. read more

Starting in the 2026 harvest season, OGA / OGV Nordbaden eG in Bruchsal will take over the complete marketing of the fruit and vegetable range of VOG Ingelheim eG, which is ceasing its independent marketing activities. This implies that the producers from the traditional growing region of. read more

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A precision-breeding tomato project and a faba bean ingredient initiative are among 15 projects receiving at least £21.5 million of government funding aimed at helping farms cut emissions, strengthen resilience, and boost productivity. read more

Frigotec, the company behind Softripe ripening technology, has announced that it will be presenting another innovation for the fruit sector at Fruit Logistica this week. read more

Within just a few days, Berlin will once again be the hub of the global fresh produce industry. From February 4-6, 2026, Fruit Logistica will gather the international fresh produce trade during a period of significant changes in markets, supply chains, and business models. Around read more

Within a few days, Berlin will once again emerge as the hub of the worldwide fresh produce industry. From February 4-6, 2026, Fruit Logistica will convene the international fresh produce sector as markets, supply chains, and business models undergo substantial transformation. Around read more

The South African deciduous fruit industry has increased its operational collaboration with South African port operator, Transnet, due to issues at the Port of Cape Town. read more

Morocco's growers and exporters now have a new way to reach the UK and Northern Europe. This is made possible by the new DP World Atlas short-sea reefer service, allowing tomatoes, blueberries, and other high-value fruits and vegetables to be transported faster, fresher, and more reliably. read more

As weight loss injections gain popularity and both the government and retailers start taking action, what steps is the fresh produce industry taking to capitalize on this significant shift towards health? read more

The government of the Philippines has requested a reduction in tariffs on banana exports to Japan, as reported by Manila Bulletin. read more

A record-breaking heatwave has struck parts of south-east Australia, but for the nation's table grape producers, it's business as usual across key growing regions. read more

The second commercial crop of Australian-grown QTee pears has started to be harvested, and a significant increase in volumes is expected this season. read more

OP AOA will be present at Fruit Logistica 2026, within the Italian Fruit Village (Hall 4.2 - Stand A30), confirming its role as a Producer Organization focused on enhancing the value of the Italian fruit and vegetable sector in international markets. read more

Intesa Sanpaolo, through the Agribusiness Department, is supporting Spreafico Francesco & F.lli S.p.A., a leading company in the fruit and vegetable sector, with a 12 million euro loan guaranteed by SACE for their development plans in Italy and abroad. read more

This year's edition of the TSW Fruit and Vegetable Fair was buzzing with life. Crowds of visitors, intensive industry discussions, and clear interest in new technologies confirmed one thing: the Polish horticulture industry is not slowing down. In the prepared material

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