"We want to bring the food we sell to life"
2023-04-07 00:00
FrischeParadies has been located at Frischezentrum Essen since the 1970s. What once began with a modest sales area over the years has grown into a recognized cash & carry market for both commercial and private high-end customers. "We don't define ourselves by price, but by the quality of our
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Kiwifruit - 4.0 technologies to save water, fertilizers and energy
2023-04-07 00:00
"While, on the one hand, the first positive results of what Sentek multilevel probes can achieve are starting to become known, on the other hand, it is not always clear that they also contribute to savings in terms of water, energy and fertilizers. Nonetheless, during a recent interview with
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Harvest House turns 10
2023-04-07 00:00
Harvest House turns ten this year. Several growers officially established this Dutch cooperative on April 9, 2013. "It had to be a chain organization focused on fruiting vegetables," says Jelte van Kammen, general manager at Harvest House. "That's still our strength."
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Last year, the Belgian potato processing sector processed 6.2+ million tons of potatoes. It, thus, broke its 2019 record by a whopping 18%. Employment in the industry is rising accordingly, with the 6,000-employee mark in sight.
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EU monthly orange imports came in at 78.808 tonnes in March
2023-04-07 00:00
EU monthly orange imports came in at 78.808 tonnes in the past month.
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Morocco’s tomato challenges
2023-04-07 00:00
Due to the weather conditions in several European and African countries, there is a shortage of several products, such as tomatoes, says Fatiha Charrat, deputy managing director for Moroccan fresh produce exporter Delassus Group.
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Apples: High storage costs direct more apples into processing
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Moderate stone fruit season expected in Spain in terms of volume
2023-04-07 00:00
Currently, the early growing areas of Spain are slowly but surely starting this year's stone fruit harvest. In a few weeks, the first apricots, peaches and nectarines will hit the German market. Compared to other fruit crops, stone fruit is considered to be particularly sensitive to weather
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India promotes trade in domestic currency
2023-04-07 00:00
India is taking steps to promote the use of its own currency for international trade. This is part of a push to boost its exports in countries that are grappling with a shortage of dollars, or that are being affected by Western sanctions. Trade experts say moves to promote the Indian rupee as an
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Ecuador: 8,000+ hectares of crops lost due to rains
2023-04-07 00:00
The rains that fell in recent weeks have damaged the crops of some 4,300 farmers in the country. By type of crop, the most affected are rice plantations, with damage to 7,975 hectares, of which 62% suffered total loss. However, according to the Rice Research Center, the losses due to the harsh
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Future Crops declared bankrupt: all equipment in online auction at Troostwijk Auctions
2023-04-06 00:00
Poeldijk-based vertical farm Future Crops has been declared bankrupt. For this reason, all equipment belonging to the baby lettuce and herb producer will be auctioned through Troostwijk Auctions' platform. The lots can be bid on from Wednesday, April 5, 2023, at 16:00. The auction closes on
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NPU new Manter dealer in Norway and Sweden
2023-04-06 00:00
Manter is pleased and proud to announce that Nordisk Pakkeriutstyr AS (NPU) is their new dealer for Norway and Sweden. NPU is already well known in the industry and can offer high quality service through experience and local presence. With this, Manter aims to strengthen their position in
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Port of Valencia sees container traffic growth in March
2023-04-06 00:00
Port of Valencia recorded a double-digit increase in container traffic, both for filled and empty boxes, in March, compared with the same month last year.
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Back in the 1960s, brothers Rob and Bob Grimm opened a roadside produce stand. Their company Grimmway Farms grew into a massive agribusiness operation and became one of the largest carrot growers in the world and with the acquisition of Cal Organic one of the largest producers of organic
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Warmer temperatures and extra acreage leads to “glut” of tomatoes
2023-04-06 00:00
There’s an oversupply of tomatoes right now. “It’s an oversupply that’s almost a glut,” said Bob Spencer of West Coast Tomato, LLC, noting it’s affecting all varieties of tomatoes.
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Asparagus bundling machine: a simple, compact, modular and product-friendly innovation
2023-04-06 00:00
Frédéric Jautrou is one of the 15 asparagus growers who came together to create the registered trademark “Asperges du Pays de Richelieu”, an initiative that has helped promote the spring vegetable in the region.
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"The sizing of the fruit looks to be a bit bigger this season, this is a good thing for the US market"
2023-04-06 00:00
This year South Africa will celebrate the 25th year of exporting citrus fruit to the US. The harvest is just getting underway and Miles Fraser-Jones, VP of New Business Development at Sierra Produce has returned to the States after visiting the company’s citrus growers.
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Ramon Alcedo appointed as new director of Fairtrasa Peru
2023-04-06 00:00
Fairtrasa is proud to announce the appointment of Ramon Alcedo as the new director of Fairtrasa Peru S.A. Fairtrasa Peru is part of the Fairtrasa Group, a vertically integrated global organic fresh fruit producer, exporter and importer, with field offices in Latin America.
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Study focuses on drones to target desert locusts with biopesticide
2023-04-06 00:00
A study, led by the first winner of the inaugural Carol Ellison Science Award 2021, has determined the optimum height for a drone to fly and target desert locusts with biopesticides in order for it be most effective as a tool to fight the devastating crop pest.
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Almonds a potential new crop for Hawke’s Bay
2023-04-06 00:00
The Hawke’s Bay landscape could one day see almond trees popping up beside the apple trees and grapevines it’s more traditionally known for. Research conducted by Plant & Food Research and AgFirst has shown that almonds could be a viable crop for the Hawke’s Bay region, particularly in
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