The Commercial Horticultural Association (CHA) has announced that it will once again host a group of UK exhibitors at Fruit Logistica next month. read more

You have an exciting task ahead of you that offers responsibility and creative freedom - in an industry that directly shapes the future of our food and agriculture. read more

Egipt, Indonesia, and Ukraine have surpassed Spain in the global rankings of fruit and vegetable producing countries. Fepex data indicates that Spanish production decreased by 10 percent between 2020 and 2023, dropping from 31 million tonnes to 28 million tonnes. read more

As reported in Perfil, the combination of a stagnating US dollar, declining consumption, oversupply, rising costs, high taxes, and a decrease in exports of fruits such as apples and pears has led to a crisis for fruit producers. read more

Fire blight, also known as pear fire blight, is a bacterial infection that affects apple and pear trees, as well as some host plants like hawthorn. It is characterized by brown-black discoloration, wilting, and shriveling of flowers, leaves, and branches. "Since the first observations..." read more

The branded apple Cosmic Crisp has made a comeback in European markets, supported by a range of special events and communications aimed at persuading young and urban consumers to savor it "under any sky, from sunrise to sunset." read more

The seminar "Understanding and Implementing HACCP" taking place on February 11, 2025, from 10 am to approximately 12 pm, is aimed at employees in quality assurance in the fruit and vegetable wholesale trade. It provides a comprehensive overview of the legal requirements and guidelines. read more

After a successful debut in 2024, the ASIA FRUIT LOGISTICA Bangkok Meet Up once again offers professionals in the fruit trade industry a unique opportunity to network, exchange knowledge, and explore industry trends in the rapidly growing ASEAN markets. read more

At the center of the presentation in Berlin are some of the most distinctive products of the Staay Food Group: pears, melons, and lettuces. In the spotlight is the exclusive Red Conference club pear. It is the only red pear available year-round, and it is grown in-house. read more

This year, the focus is on products and producers that exemplify the cooperative's wide sourcing portfolio, ranging from local production facilities to national and international products. Industry professionals from around the world can thus experience firsthand. read more

If you are still looking for inspiration, you will find it in "Deutschland - Mein Garten." Here you will find not only recipes but also many exciting tips, information on seasonal times, and how to enjoy the variety of local winter vegetables. read more

For eight days, the Nasdaq Tower's huge LED screen in Times Square will glow with the colors of European fruits and vegetables. The strategic placement of this campaign in such a prominent location is intended to enhance the campaign message, linking European products with values of excellence,... read more

After Albert Heijn's warning regarding potentially contaminated frozen blueberries linked to hepatitis A, the repercussions for both consumers and the supermarket chain are expanding. The recall, which applies to 1-kilogram bags of blueberries with expiration dates up to April 14, 2026, has already read more

The wait for Heavenly Pleasure is over: Cosmic Crisp® is once again available in European markets. Thanks to special events and targeted communication aimed at young and urban consumers, in 2025 the game changer in the apple category will reinforce its positioning as a lifestyle product. read more

A man from Texas experienced a severe rash, blistering, and skin discoloration that lasted for months after squeezing limes and playing soccer in the sun. He was diagnosed with phytophotodermatitis, a reaction that occurs when plant toxins, such as those found in limes, parsley, and carrots, interact with UV light, causing. read more

The grape season in India is about to kick off, and expectations for the season are quite positive, according to Vijay Ingle from Indian grape exporter Greenfield Agriclinic. He mentioned, "Our grape season typically begins in January every year, but sometimes it starts in February due to weather changes caused by climate change." read more

The Association of Avocado Producers, Packers, and Exporters of Mexico (APEAM A.C.) announced that Mexico will be exporting around 110,000 tons of avocados for the Super Bowl, a similar amount to what was exported last year. APEAM is the sole cooperating partner from Mexico for avocado exports. read more

Amazon has been recognized as one of the top employers in the UK for 2025 by the Top Employers Institute for the second year in a row. This certification reflects Amazon's dedication to the growth and welfare of its employees. read more

In the last three years, Andalusia has experienced a drastic reduction in the cultivated area of garlic, losing 23% of the land dedicated to this crop, a much sharper decline compared to the Spanish national average (-8%). These data were released by the association of employers. read more

"It feels like being at a fruit and vegetable market," is the comment that best encapsulates the sentiment of operators in our sector regarding the 21st edition of Marca, the international trade fair for Private Label products, which kicked off yesterday. read more