The season for Italian pomegranates sold under the Lome Super Fruit brand is going well. The harvest has been completed, and the incoming volumes are higher than expected, totaling 7,100 tonnes compared to the initial estimate of 5,000 tonnes (3,500 tonnes were harvested in 2023). Dario De Lisi, the sales manager, is pleased with the progress. read more

According to Almudena Alonso, manager of the Granada-based company Agrotropical, cherry tomato volumes are increasing in the greenhouses of Granada and Almeria. The company works with this product year-round. "This autumn, plum cherry tomatoes have continued to gain ground over round cherry tomatoes." read more

Argentinian garlic is currently experiencing a critical period in the global market. Varieties like spring white, spring violet, red garlic, pearl white, and elephant are essential in this sector, with major markets including the United States, Brazil, Spain, and Mexico. However, factors such as the read more

The latest report from Emater/RS, the Informativo Conjuntural, highlights the ongoing development and challenges of watermelon and melon cultivation across various regions in Rio Grande do Sul. In the Bagé and São Gabriel areas, watermelon has been planted on 52 hectares, with staggered planting. read more

Przewidywany wzrost produkcji kokosów na Filipinach pozostanie stagnujący w nadchodzącym roku ze względu na niską wydajność związaną z postępującym starzeniem się drzew powszechnie obecnym na plantacjach w całym kraju. "Szacujemy, że produkcja kokosów pozostanie na podobnym poziomie jak w poprzednich latach, ponieważ podejmowane są wysiłki mające na celu poprawę... read more

Te Mata Exports, a New Zealand fresh produce export business, has announced the launch of a new website for a1 Apple (a1apple.co.nz). The website aligns with the brand's new look and aims to build on the momentum of a highly successful last season. Known as a premium first-to-market New Zealand export. read more

The autumn season brings both opportunities and challenges for Dutch full-ground vegetables, and Freeland's extensive grower network guarantees year-round stability. Director Jordi van den Bosch explains how the company addresses the unique dynamics of the fall and winter seasons with Hokkaido pumpkins and spring vegetables. read more

Vomit fruit, also known as noni fruit (Morinda citrifolia), is a tropical fruit native to Polynesia and spread across Australasia. This lumpy, greenish-yellow fruit gets its unappealing nickname from its strong odor, which resembles vomit or, to some, blue cheese. Its appearance and gelatinous texture also contribute to its unusual reputation. read more

Preparations for the next edition of the Fruit Attraction trade fair, well-known in the European market and recently introduced to Brazil, are currently in progress. The first meeting of the Advisory Committee was held this week, marking the beginning of the preparations for the event scheduled to take place from March 25 to 27 in São Paulo. read more

Tek Bahadur Tamang, a local farmer in Ramechhap Municipality-6, Okhreni, Nepal, has seen his sweet orange orchard thrive over the last seven years. Tamang, who returned to his village after working abroad, started 'Aaru Kharke Agriculture and Livestock,' with a focus on. read more

Australian macadamia growers have harvested a 2024 crop of 53,950 tons of nuts with shells containing 3.5% moisture (equivalent to 57,850 tons with shells containing 10% moisture), as announced today by the Australian Macadamia Society (AMS). This production level is slightly below the original forecast of 56,000 tons of nuts with shells containing. read more

More than 20 Uzbekistani exporting companies took part in a webinar focused on supplying fresh fruits and vegetables to the Swedish market, as reported by a correspondent from IA "Dunyo". The event was organized by the Swedish National Board of Trade "Kommerskollegium" and the Embassy of. read more

The citrus market in the European Union (EU) has experienced diverse price fluctuations among member states, influenced by both local difficulties and general market conditions. In October 2024, the average EU price for oranges was €85/100kg, showing a 16.08% increase from September but a read more

The Tahiti lime market in Brazil is currently facing a decrease in prices, as indicated by researchers from the Center for Advanced Studies in Applied Economics (Cepea) at Esalq/USP. Despite the influence of rainfall on harvesting activities, there has been a slight increase in the size of the market. read more

New Zealand-based agritech company Robotics Plus is currently participating in the NW Hort Expo in Washington State this week to exhibit Prospr, its autonomous, multi-use, hybrid vehicle designed for agriculture. Northwest fruit growers are already utilizing Prospr, which is specifically created to perform various tasks in orchards and vineyards. read more

In Kent, the UK, among natural barriers such as hazel, ivy, and briar, there is a major conservation effort underway to preserve apple diversity. The National Fruit Collection, located in this area, serves as a tribute to the range of apples that were once common in the British Isles, displaying over 2,000 varieties. read more

Mimo że popyt na tureckie borówki jest już silny w niektórych okresach roku, produkt nadal jest w fazie rozwoju wśród tureckich producentów i eksporterów - mówi Ceyhun Gündüz, dyrektor generalny eksportera owoców Alya Fruit: "Kontynuujemy zbieranie informacji w sposób skoncentrowany dla... read more

The cherry harvest at Reid Fruit in Tasmania will not begin until mid to late December. However, the crop is already showing promising signs with higher volumes expected. "We have not started harvesting yet and our season will not truly begin until mid to late December. But we anticipate a plentiful harvest." read more

Apostolos Tsinoglou, owner of the Greek fruit exporter Europe Export, stated that the Greek kiwi season has experienced reduced volumes this year due to the weather. He mentioned that when considering the overall situation, the kiwi volumes are between ten and fifteen percent lower compared to the previous season. read more

The garlic supply chain is currently experiencing challenges due to reduced and slower stock movement from major producers such as China and Spain. This shortage has led to an increase in prices, with importers placing a strong emphasis on quality as a key market differentiator. South American garlic supply comes mainly from Peru, Argentina, and Chile. read more