Traditional leaders in Kavango East are currently looking into how Namibia Berries obtained land without the approval of Hambukushu Chief Erwin Mbambo. The company, which has promised to create 8,000 jobs and invest N$1.5 billion (US$ 86,355,786), is facing a standoff over the land issue.
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Global blueberry exports are picking up again.
2024-11-06 00:00
The 2023/24 blueberry campaign marked a historic moment, with a 10% decrease in global exports, the first in 15 years, due to weather events that reduced productions in the main exporting countries, as reported by a recent study by RaboResearch. However, the
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The 91st National Fruit Show highlights British fruit and the resilience of the industry.
2024-11-06 00:00
The 91st National Fruit Show, which took place at the Kent County Showground, was opened by Tom Bradshaw, the President of the National Farmers Union. Bradshaw gave the keynote address and interacted with fruit growers and industry leaders during the event. The exhibition was focused on showcasing.
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The severe Spanish weather will mainly lead to logistical problems in the short term.
2024-11-06 00:00
In the greenhouse vegetable market, the impact of the severe weather in Spain, including flooding, has remained limited so far. "There is no panic at the moment. It's terrible for the people there, but in terms of greenhouse vegetables, we can see that in the short term, the impact is mainly."
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Berry growers have formed a 'legal cartel' to combat imports.
2024-11-06 00:00
"We are not only competing with imported berries, but also their competitive prices in the domestic market. In response, Norwegian growers have formed a collaborative and legal cartel of berry farmers. This alliance enables us to meet weekly, evaluate the supply and demand, and coordinate our strategies."
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Storage challenges and price instability are among the factors causing losses for vegetable farmers in Ukraine.
2024-11-06 00:00
W zachodniej Ukrainie zauważalny jest wzrost upraw warzyw, z zarówno małymi, jak i dużymi rolnikami zwiększającymi swoje zdolności przechowalnicze o około 20%. Ten rozwój w różnych regionach towarzyszy rosnące zapotrzebowanie na szkolenia z zakresu technologii przechowywania oraz budowę.
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Geoffrey Aumont, a garlic salesman at the Rungis market in Paris, reflects on the current garlic market amidst "very high prices" in France and internationally. "For several years, we have been witnessing a decrease in garlic production areas in Spain, which is the largest garlic producer in Europe."
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Fresh fruit from Dole at the Esselunga Ravenna Marathon.
2024-11-06 00:00
Dole Italia, a leader in the production and distribution of fresh fruit, will be a protagonist at the Esselunga Maratona di Ravenna Città d'Arte on November 10, 2024, as the Official Supplier.
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The movement and pricing of California grapes and stone fruits are promising for the upcoming import season.
2024-11-06 00:00
Listopad means the beginning of the grape and stone fruit season. Regarding Peruvian grapes, it is anticipated that there will be a normal crop in terms of total volume this season. The initial forecast projected a yield between 74-76 million boxes for this year. This marks a significant improvement in the outlook compared to the original forecast.
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New Zealand's initiative to promote misshapen asparagus addresses food waste and supports growers.
2024-11-06 00:00
Following exceptional growing conditions, New Zealand asparagus growers have had a successful season. However, the surplus of asparagus has resulted in more spears not meeting supermarket standards due to their appearance. To tackle this issue, Wonky Box, a food box company, is stepping in.
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Namibia Grape Company (NGC) and Capespan have reached a significant milestone by renewing their partnership with a contract extension until 2045. The signing ceremony, held at Standard Bank's headquarters, was attended by leaders from the Namibian government, NGC, Capespan, and Standard Bank Namibia, emphasizing the strong collaboration between the parties.
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Spanish exports to the USA are decreasing.
2024-11-06 00:00
In volume, Spanish fruit and vegetable exports to the US in 2023 stood at 27,103 tons, representing an 18% year-on-year decline and a downward trend over the past five years, as sales in the US market were at
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Dubai is the perfect hub for companies looking to target the East.
2024-11-06 00:00
More than 250 Italian companies in the agri-food sector are currently exhibiting at Gulfood Manufacturing in Dubai from 5-7 November, with a few dozen specifically operating in the fruit and vegetable sector. Gulfood Manufacturing has become a must-attend event in the Near East for the food industry.
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Innovation and sustainability take center stage in Xtrema Fruit.
2024-11-06 00:00
The IV Iberian Stone Fruit Forum Xtrema Fruit is getting ready for a new edition on November 20th at the Feval Auditorium in Don Benito, establishing itself as the leading event
read moreProducers in Níjar are starting to uproot vegetable crops because of the spread of viruses.
2024-11-06 00:00
Despite the drop in temperatures and the delayed season to prevent pests, producers in Almeria have already identified the first active outbreaks of viruses, both in the Níjar area and in some greenhouses in the Poniente. Zucchini crops in the eastern part of the region are affected.
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W ciągu sezonu 2023/24 (październik-wrzesień) Polska importowała rekordową ilość mandarynek z Egiptu, według informacji podanych przez EastFruit. W pierwszych 11 miesiącach sezonu Egipt bezpośrednio dostarczył do Polski 6,8 tysiąca ton mandarynek, co stanowiło więcej niż podwójną ilość w porównaniu z poprzednim sezonem, gdy dostarczono 3 tysiące ton.
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New micro-endemic blueberry species has been discovered on Mt. Apo.
2024-11-06 00:00
The Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR) Davao has announced the discovery of a new micro-endemic species of tropical blueberry, Vaccinium fallax, on Mt. Apo. This discovery was documented in a publication by a team of plant taxonomists, including Filipino researcher Maverick.
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China's new apple season is in full swing, with apple-producing regions in Shaanxi completing the final stages of storage. Mr. Zhou Liang from Shaanxi Biaotou Agriculture is currently procuring apples in Luochuan, Shaanxi. He explains, "This year, unlike last year's crop losses and quality issues."
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Pomegranate farming is flourishing in the Dalmatian hinterland of Croatia despite challenging climate conditions.
2024-11-06 00:00
In Croatia's Dalmatian Hinterland, a region previously considered unsuitable for pomegranate cultivation due to its low temperatures during the colder seasons, there has been a significant increase in pomegranate farming. This change has been noticed in areas stretching from Imotski to Knin and Drniš.
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A study has found that capsaicin shows promise in enhancing mesothelioma treatment.
2024-11-06 00:00
Capsaicin, which is known for giving chili peppers their heat, is being studied for its potential to treat the difficult Mesothelioma cancer. This particular type of cancer is highly aggressive, with few treatment options, and is frequently associated with exposure to asbestos. Research on this topic has been published in the journal.
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