The global avocado market is currently experiencing a challenging season, as high volumes are causing prices to remain low despite consistent consumption. By week 38, Peru has sent over 20,800 containers to Europe, marking an increase of more than 30% compared to the previous year. Additionally, South Africa, Kenya, and other summer suppliers have also contributed to the market. read more

Po wielu latach pracy w branży świeżych produktów rolnych nadszedł czas, aby założyć własną firmę i zacząć eksportować owoce od razu - mówi Yigit Gokyigit, założyciel tureckiego eksportera świeżych produktów rolnych: "W tym roku założyliśmy firmę G Agro i zaczęliśmy eksportować już po kilku miesiącach. To było bardzo szybkie. read more

"Giovanni and Serena Scavo, co-managers of the business, stated that from July to mid-August, there was a significant shortage of peaches and nectarines compared to the demand. However, starting from August 15th, they observed a change in the commercial dynamics of supply and demand as there was an excess of fruit for the second year in a row." read more

The citrus sector in Southern Portugal's Algarve region is getting ready to launch a promotional campaign aimed at increasing the international presence of the Algarve Protected Geographical Indication (PGI) label in Spain, France, Germany, and Canada, as reported by AlgarOrange, the regional association of citrus producers. read more

Fruit Attraction will take place in Madrid from September 30 to October 2. FreshPlaza and Primeur are collaborating to publish a 166-page exhibition magazine. This magazine has become an international publication featuring articles from the global fruit and vegetable trade industry. You can access the English version of the magazine by clicking on this link: Click read more

At Fruit Attraction 2025 in Madrid, Spain, Fall Creek® Farm & Nursery, Inc. will showcase advancements for growers, such as Sekoya®'s success in achieving year-round availability in key markets through its global network of members. The company will also feature Arabella Blue®. read more

The lychee harvest in Brazil primarily occurs from December to January, unlike most other producing countries where harvests typically take place from May to July. This unique timing in Brazil enables the country to provide lychees during Christmas and the Chinese New Year, giving it a competitive edge in international markets. read more

"The first three weeks of September were extremely busy for our onion exports. This week is a bit quieter, and looking ahead to next week with Fruit Attraction in Madrid, I anticipate a similar situation," says Rinus Wisse of Wiscomex from Yerseke. "The price of onions is slightly under pressure. Last..." read more

The BotaniX brand by Tower Farm integrates aeroponic cultivation, post-harvest stabilization, and zero-waste innovation to produce high-performance plant actives for pharmaceuticals, cosmetics, and nutrition. The company's approach focuses on converting medicinal plants into powerful and easily traceable products. read more

Uniban, Colombia's largest exporter of bananas and the fifth-largest global marketer of bananas, plantains, exotic fruits, and value-added products, is adapting its strategy for European markets, which make up around 90% of its exports. The company has launched a new business unit, Uniban. read more

The Guatemalan avocado industry is at a crucial point in its efforts to enter the U.S. market. Francis W. Bruderer, the president of Anaguacate, has stated that the Working Plan has been signed, but final approval from the USDA is still pending as they have not yet conducted a field inspection. read more

In Volyn, Ukraine, farmers attempted to protect their raspberry and blueberry bushes from severe frost on the night of September 25. They burned straw bales, set up smoke screens, and covered certain plants with agricultural fabric in order to minimize damage. Bug published a video showcasing the farmers' efforts. read more

At Berrybrothers in Roggel, the raspberry variety Pink Rosita (Plapink 1304) was introduced yesterday to around fifty visitors from the European fruit industry. The recurring term of the day was "ease of picking." This is precisely what distinguishes this variety and makes it stand out. read more

During this period leading up to the new harvest, pcfruit is actively conducting research on new hard fruit varieties. Club varieties are increasingly making their way into the market, but their significance for the future of Belgian fruit cultivation remains to be seen. Additionally, which varieties are most prevalent in Belgium? read more

The cultivation of green and white asparagus varies in different parts of the world. There are often small differences, such as the height or width of the mulches, which can affect the use of certain types of harvesting machines. read more

From September 30th to October 2nd, Fruit Attraction will be hosting its 17th edition, organized by IFEMA Madrid and FEPEX, with Andalusia as the main sponsor. The fair will feature 2,460 exhibitors from 64 countries, an 8.4% increase compared to 2024. The event will occupy over 78,000 square meters. read more

SVZ has confirmed that it will fully integrate its tropical fruit ingredient brand, Netra Agro, into its main portfolio. Netra Agro has operated as a specialized subsidiary for almost 30 years, supplying tropical fruit ingredients such as individually quick frozen (IQF) fruit pieces, purees, and… read more

Moldova, like several other Black Sea countries, is expecting a strong potato harvest this year. However, prices have already dropped to their lowest level in three years, leaving farmers with little hope of profit, reports Logos Press. According to Sergey Alba from IM Expert Agroteh, many farmers are facing a challenging situation. read more

José Ángel Serrano, president of the Melon and Watermelon Inter-branch Association of Castile-La Mancha, described this season as "catastrophic" for prices, calling it the most difficult in the past 25 years. "We thought things would improve, but after the last auction, it's clear that we're in a very tough situation." read more

Representatives of the Irish Farmers Association (IFA) will meet with the country's main supermarkets in the coming weeks to confirm the year-round availability of Irish potatoes. IFA national potato committee chairperson Sean Ryan confirmed that initial discussions had already taken place with. read more