The Italian kiwifruit company Jingold has announced in its first sustainability report that it has achieved a 96 percent rate of recycled packaging.
2025-09-17 16:00
The Italian premium kiwifruit company Jingold states that nearly 96 percent of the packaging material it uses, which includes fruit stickers, is now recycled. Recyclable plastic accounts for just over 4 percent of their packaging materials.
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Scottish berry producer Angus Soft Fruits is using UV Robots to fight mildew during an exceptionally hot summer.
2025-09-17 14:00
The Scottish berry company Angus Soft Fruits has stated that robots have been assisting them in protecting their crops during one of the hottest summers on record.
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Genesis Fresh is currently focusing on the apple season despite facing challenges with seasonal workers.
2025-09-17 13:00
Genesis Fresh is currently focusing on expanding its product line to include more organic and sustainable food options, as well as increasing its presence in the online market through e-commerce platforms.
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Montosa is forecasting a positive outlook for the upcoming season.
2025-09-17 11:00
Oczekiwania są wysokie w firmie Montosa z siedzibą w Maladze przed nowym sezonem mango i awokado. W obliczu rosnącego popytu europejskiego na owoce tropikalne, firma informuje o dużych ilościach i doskonałej jakości w trakcie rozpoczynającego się zbioru mango. Twierdzi, że uzgodniła ambitne cele.
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According to the information, the citrus season, which began on September 1st, will reach 5.44 million tons. This is 655,000 tons less than in 2024/25 (-10.7%) and -14.2% compared to the average of the past five campaigns. If these data are confirmed, it would be the smallest citrus harvest in the past 16 years.
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Swiss Fruit Growers Association: Professional demonstration by fruit specialists at SwissSkills
2025-09-17 08:00
At SwissSkills in Bern, over 90 championships and more than 60 demonstrations showcase over 150 professions. The Swiss Fruit Association also provides an interesting insight into the work of fruit specialists at the information booth in Hall 14. On-site, there is a facility with
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Nowa Zelandia podpisała partnerstwo z Arabią Saudyjską w zakresie uprawy truskawek.
2025-09-17 06:00
A new collaboration between New Zealand and Saudi Arabian strawberry companies has been formalized as one of five partnerships during a New Zealand government trade visit to Riyadh.
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Australia is set to evaluate different biosecurity measures for importing bananas from the Philippines.
2025-09-17 03:00
The Federal Department of Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry (DAFF) in Australia has announced that it will be reviewing alternative measures for importing fresh Cavendish bananas from the Philippines.
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NIAB, Nanjing Agricultural University in China, along with a team of international partners, has developed new technology for measuring fruit trees in three dimensions with unparalleled accuracy.
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Plant Sciences Genetics is expanding its business in the EMEA region by launching new raspberry varieties and entering into emerging markets.
2025-09-16 10:00
Plant Sciences Genetics is a research field that focuses on understanding the genetic mechanisms underlying plant traits and behaviors. This field combines principles of genetics and plant science to improve crop yield, resilience, and quality.
In terms of operations, researchers in Plant Sciences Genetics use various techniques such as genome sequencing, gene editing, and quantitative genetics to study plant genomes and identify genes responsible for specific traits. By identifying these genes, scientists can develop new plant varieties through selective breeding or genetic engineering.
Additionally, Plant Sciences Genetics research often involves studying the interactions between plants and their environment, including responses to stressors such as drought, pests, and diseases. This research aims to develop plants that are more adaptable to changing environmental conditions and can contribute to sustainable agriculture practices.
Overall, Plant Sciences Genetics plays a crucial role in advancing plant breeding and biotechnology to address global food security challenges and improve agricultural sustainability. read more
In terms of operations, researchers in Plant Sciences Genetics use various techniques such as genome sequencing, gene editing, and quantitative genetics to study plant genomes and identify genes responsible for specific traits. By identifying these genes, scientists can develop new plant varieties through selective breeding or genetic engineering.
Additionally, Plant Sciences Genetics research often involves studying the interactions between plants and their environment, including responses to stressors such as drought, pests, and diseases. This research aims to develop plants that are more adaptable to changing environmental conditions and can contribute to sustainable agriculture practices.
Overall, Plant Sciences Genetics plays a crucial role in advancing plant breeding and biotechnology to address global food security challenges and improve agricultural sustainability. read more
The countdown is on - only six days left until DOGK 2025.
2025-09-16 08:00
But what does this mean for the fruit and vegetable industry? Where are the opportunities? Where are the limitations?
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Asiafruit Knowledge Centre: 30 years of growth in Asia
2025-09-16 08:00
To celebrate the 30th anniversary of Asiafruit Magazine, the Asia Fruit Knowledge Centre organized a three-day program that kicked off with a high-level panel discussion at the Asiafruit Congress. The discussion focused on reflecting on the changes in Asia's market over the last thirty years.
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EUROPLANT: Investment in the Future of Potatoes
2025-09-16 08:00
The members of AGUAPAN - farming families who act as "guardians" preserving hundreds of traditional varieties - are not only safeguarding a unique cultural heritage, but also a crucial foundation for future food security. The old varieties possess
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The sentiment in the Australian vegetable industry is declining as compliance costs exceed A$200 million.
2025-09-16 07:00
Nowe badania opublikowane przez Ausveg określiły ogromne koszty i zakres obciążenia związanego z przestrzeganiem przepisów, regulacjami i biurokracją w wysokości 213 milionów dolarów australijskich rocznie, które utrudniają wydajność i rentowność australijskich producentów warzyw oraz zagrażają długoterminowej rentowności przemysłu warzywnego Australii.
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Stonefruit growers in Romagna are experiencing an increase in demand and are preparing to invest in premium varieties to support future growth.
2025-09-15 23:00
Producers of stonefruit in Romagna, Italy, have observed a growing demand for regional, specialty products like their own in recent months. As a result, they have plans to invest in developing new and improved varieties to meet this demand.
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The Belgian Truval Conference pear is being introduced in Japan.
2025-09-15 18:00
Po kilku miesiącach przygotowań, gruszki Truval zostały pomyślnie wprowadzone na Expo Światowej w Osace 14 września podczas Dnia Narodowego w pawilonie belgijskim.
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South Africa: Good stone fruit season expected - Discussion on US tariffs and market access to China
2025-09-15 14:00
South Africa is expected to have a good stone fruit season, as the early peaches and nectarines will be harvested starting this month.
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High court overturns permission for tomatillo polytunnel.
2025-09-15 14:00
A high court has reversed a previously approved application to set up three polytunnels that would have allowed a grower to diversify into growing exotic salad vegetable tomatillos, following an appeal by a neighbor.
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Colombia records strong increase in banana exports
2025-09-15 13:00
Deliveries to Italy and Slovenia increased by 101.3% and 83.2% respectively, highlighting the dynamic trend in exports to Europe, a key region for the banana sector. The strong performance was attributed to increased productivity due to improved climatic conditions.
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Thuringian fruit harvest above average
2025-09-15 11:00
On the 768 hectares of productive apple cultivation area, the estimated yield is around 30 tons per hectare. Compared to the long-term average of the years 2019/2024, this represents an increase in yield of one third (+7 tons per hectare or +33%). The expected harvest quantity is...
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