Currency markets are responding to the uncertainty surrounding the ceasefire between the United States and Iran.
2026-04-10 00:00
Rynki walutowe wykazywały ograniczoną zmienność, gdy traderzy monitorowali status zawieszenia broni między USA a Iranem po jego ogłoszeniu na początku tygodnia. Dolar amerykański osłabił się początkowo, zanotowawszy największy tygodniowy spadek od rozpoczęcia konfliktu pod koniec lutego. Sytuacja
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Global air freight operations are facing disruptions as capacity becomes limited and rates increase.
2026-04-10 00:00
Driven by a rebound at the start of 2026, global air freight momentum was disrupted by the conflict in the Middle East, affecting flows, pricing, and market visibility. Following a dynamic January, February volumes increased by 11.2% year-on-year, and by 11.6% on international routes.
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"Middle East conflict leads to a 10-15% increase in fruit prices"
2026-04-10 00:00
Afrucat, in collaboration with the Medfel fair and the Occitania Region, will be hosting Interprunus on May 21 at the auditorium of the Rectorate Building at the University of Lleida. The event will showcase key representatives from European producer organizations. Interprunus aims to establish Lleida as a focal point for the industry.
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Suspension of Iranian exports to Gulf markets is an opportunity for Egyptian citrus.
2026-04-10 00:00
Rayan El Sawy, chairman of the Egypt-based fresh produce trader Egyptian-Emirati Import & Export with branches in Murcia, Spain and Dubai, UAE, states that the Egyptian citrus season is still ongoing and thriving, despite the conflict in the Middle East: "The citrus season has progressed with strong."
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"The impact of geopolitical instability is now directly affecting the horticulture industry. Costs are increasing in various areas, including plastics, fertilizers, substrates, and transportation. Growers are facing challenges not only due to higher prices, but also because of the uncertainty about what the future holds. Decisions about when to..."
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To ADW Fresh Trade, the period around Easter was very busy. This was not only because of the Easter sales rush, but also due to significant disruptions in air freight caused by the conflict in Iran. "Currently, we are heavily relying on mangetout and beans from Kenya, but there is a shortage of..."
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"Even after the ceasefire announcement, freight rates have increased, not decreased."
2026-04-09 00:00
Nawet po ogłoszeniu zawieszenia broni, sytuacja eksportu bananów z Indii do Zatoki Nadal jest zła, a fracht jest głównym powodem - mówi Sagar Rajput z firmy Kulswamini Fruit Export z siedzibą w Solapur. "Związane z wojną zakłócenia uniemożliwiły prawie całkowicie eksport bananów z Indii do Iranu i"
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"Even after the ceasefire announcement, the freight rates have increased, not decreased."
2026-04-09 00:00
Po despite the announcement of a ceasefire, the situation remains dire for Indian banana exports to the Gulf, with freight being the main reason, according to Sagar Rajput from Kulswamini Fruit Export based in Solapur. "The war-related disruptions have nearly eliminated all of India's banana exports to Iran and the"
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War in the Middle East is causing an increase in costs for growers.
2026-04-09 00:00
"The impact of geopolitical instability is now directly affecting the horticulture industry. Costs are increasing in various areas, including plastics, fertilizers, substrates, and transportation. Growers are facing the challenge of not only dealing with higher prices but also the uncertainty about what will happen next. Decisions about when to"
read more
Izraeli orchards are utilizing pollination technology due to ongoing labor shortages.
2026-04-09 00:00
Avocado and almond orchards in Israel are reaching peak bloom in March 2026, with pollination occurring under operational constraints. Growers are juggling fieldwork amidst ongoing disruptions during a crucial period for fruit set. "Agriculture is a vital industry; we don't stop," says...
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Currency markets are responding to the uncertainty surrounding the ceasefire between the United States and Iran.
2026-04-10 00:00
Rynki walutowe wykazywały ograniczoną zmienność, gdy traderzy monitorowali status zawieszenia broni między USA a Iranem po jego ogłoszeniu na początku tygodnia. Dolar amerykański osłabił się początkowo, zanotowawszy największy tygodniowy spadek od rozpoczęcia konfliktu pod koniec lutego. Sytuacja
read more
Global air freight operations are facing disruptions as capacity becomes limited and rates increase.
2026-04-10 00:00
Driven by a rebound at the start of 2026, global air freight momentum was disrupted by the conflict in the Middle East, affecting flows, pricing, and market visibility. Following a dynamic January, February volumes increased by 11.2% year-on-year, and by 11.6% on international routes.
read more
"Middle East conflict leads to a 10-15% increase in fruit prices"
2026-04-10 00:00
Afrucat, in collaboration with the Medfel fair and the Occitania Region, will be hosting Interprunus on May 21 at the auditorium of the Rectorate Building at the University of Lleida. The event will showcase key representatives from European producer organizations. Interprunus aims to establish Lleida as a focal point for the industry.
read more
Suspension of Iranian exports to Gulf markets is an opportunity for Egyptian citrus.
2026-04-10 00:00
Rayan El Sawy, chairman of the Egypt-based fresh produce trader Egyptian-Emirati Import & Export with branches in Murcia, Spain and Dubai, UAE, states that the Egyptian citrus season is still ongoing and thriving, despite the conflict in the Middle East: "The citrus season has progressed with strong."
read more
"The impact of geopolitical instability is now directly affecting the horticulture industry. Costs are increasing in various areas, including plastics, fertilizers, substrates, and transportation. Growers are facing challenges not only due to higher prices, but also because of the uncertainty about what the future holds. Decisions about when to..."
read more
To ADW Fresh Trade, the period around Easter was very busy. This was not only because of the Easter sales rush, but also due to significant disruptions in air freight caused by the conflict in Iran. "Currently, we are heavily relying on mangetout and beans from Kenya, but there is a shortage of..."
read more
"Even after the ceasefire announcement, freight rates have increased, not decreased."
2026-04-09 00:00
Nawet po ogłoszeniu zawieszenia broni, sytuacja eksportu bananów z Indii do Zatoki Nadal jest zła, a fracht jest głównym powodem - mówi Sagar Rajput z firmy Kulswamini Fruit Export z siedzibą w Solapur. "Związane z wojną zakłócenia uniemożliwiły prawie całkowicie eksport bananów z Indii do Iranu i"
read more
"Even after the ceasefire announcement, the freight rates have increased, not decreased."
2026-04-09 00:00
Po despite the announcement of a ceasefire, the situation remains dire for Indian banana exports to the Gulf, with freight being the main reason, according to Sagar Rajput from Kulswamini Fruit Export based in Solapur. "The war-related disruptions have nearly eliminated all of India's banana exports to Iran and the"
read more
War in the Middle East is causing an increase in costs for growers.
2026-04-09 00:00
"The impact of geopolitical instability is now directly affecting the horticulture industry. Costs are increasing in various areas, including plastics, fertilizers, substrates, and transportation. Growers are facing the challenge of not only dealing with higher prices but also the uncertainty about what will happen next. Decisions about when to"
read more
Izraeli orchards are utilizing pollination technology due to ongoing labor shortages.
2026-04-09 00:00
Avocado and almond orchards in Israel are reaching peak bloom in March 2026, with pollination occurring under operational constraints. Growers are juggling fieldwork amidst ongoing disruptions during a crucial period for fruit set. "Agriculture is a vital industry; we don't stop," says...
read more
UK growers are experiencing increasing input costs and pressure on their profit margins.
2026-04-09 00:00
Fruit growers in the United Kingdom are reporting increasing production costs due to the conflict in Iran, which is affecting prices of fuel, fertilizers, and transportation during the planting season. Ali Capper, who represents British apple and pear growers, stated that these effects are already being seen in current operations.
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NFU Cymru is meeting with the Welsh Government to raise awareness about the impact of the war in Iran.
2026-04-08 12:00
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Maersk strengthens shipping routes to Saudi Arabia
2026-04-08 11:00
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Maersk strengthens its routes in Saudi Arabia.
2026-04-08 11:00
Maersk's decision to add three maritime services to Jeddah Islamic Port and King Abdullah Port offers new opportunities for fruit suppliers who serve Saudi Arabia and the Red Sea region.
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Heading towards the point of no return: agricultural diesel at 1.67 euros per liter.
2026-04-08 00:00
Before the war in Iran, the cost was 90 cents per liter, immediately rising to 1 euro and 20 cents after the first bombings, and now at 1 euro and 67 cents: this is the new price of agricultural diesel that knows no bounds and is crippling businesses.
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Brazylia zwiększa eksport awokado ze względu na ograniczenie podaży.
2026-04-08 00:00
Brazil is working to increase its presence in the global avocado market due to growing demand and limited supply, which is currently dominated by a small number of exporting countries. Mexico and Peru together make up about 60 percent of global avocado exports, while Israel, Spain, and Kenya each represent just over 4 percent.
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Global oil prices have decreased, and stock markets have gone up following the agreement between the United States and Iran on a conditional two-week ceasefire, tied to the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz. Brent crude oil fell by approximately 13% to US$94.80 per barrel, while US-traded oil decreased by over 15% to
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Producers in Israel are experiencing millions of euros in losses due to export disruptions caused by the US-Israeli conflict with Iran, as reported by Ynet News. They are seeking urgent assistance from the government.
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The conflict in the Middle East is causing an increase in the cost of Spanish prepared produce.
2026-04-07 09:00
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An industry-first briefing that connects developments in the Middle East with potential impacts on the fresh produce sector has offered businesses guidance on how to prepare for continued geopolitical uncertainty. The International Fresh Produce Association Australia–New Zealand hosted a discussion on this topic.
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