Linbo tangerines: the fourth season is about to start
2024-01-15 00:00
Medium-late Linbo® tangerines will be back on the Italian and European shelves from mid-February. The campaign is looking exceptional, so the consortium is getting ready for a record season and expectations are high.
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"We'll see how the cabbage market's cards fall in Berlin"
2024-01-15 00:00
According to Maurice Ott from Sima Vegetables, in the Netherlands, the cabbage market is not doing too badly. "There's some demand throughout Europe. In England and Ireland, that's primarily from the wholesale markets. Demand from processors and supermarkets still has to genuinely get going," he
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Changes in Staay Food Group's management
2024-01-15 00:00
Michiel Geraedts has joined the Staay Food Group's management. This move continues the rejuvenation process that began two years ago.
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“The seedling and fresh produce sectors must find a balance”
2024-01-15 00:00
The second half of the French potato season has started, with a “rather favorable market, sustained prices, dynamic outlets for the French market, and an export market presenting many opportunities.” Commitments for the next campaign are also being finalized, with a crucial issue this year:
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The early pear variety, Celina, kicks-off the 2024 South African blush pear season as the earliest commercially available of this type from the country. Celina offers Stargrow customers the opportunity to sell the first blush pears in their respective markets every year.
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BioMasters now fully operational under FruitMasters
2024-01-15 00:00
Founded in 2022, BioMasters, the Dutch organic platform, will, from now on, operate fully under the flag of growers' cooperative FruitMasters. This strategic integration enables BioMasters to actively invest in the organic chain, with the aim of optimally serving organic growers and chain
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In response to a drop in apple production, the Himachal Pradesh government has turned to Italian companies for assistance. The decline in production has been attributed to the low survival rates of imported saplings. As a solution, the government is inviting Italian firms to establish nurseries
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"We have significantly reduced the production of lamb's lettuce due to energy costs"
2024-01-15 00:00
"There are many challenges coming our way, which are mainly related to politics," says Simon Höfler from the Höfler Gemüse vegetable farm, located in Nuremberg's Knoblauchsland. "For us, the main problem lies in the energy costs that will hit us in 2024. But then there is the increased CO₂
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According to EastFruit analysts, after the New Year holidays in Uzbekistan, apple prices resumed their growth after a long period of stability despite the traditional weakening of demand. In the first week of January 2024, wholesale apple prices jumped by an average of 20% and were 29% higher
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Price dynamics of cucumbers in the Ukrainian market
2024-01-15 00:00
At the wholesale market "Shuvar," the largest in Western Ukraine, there is an observed increase in cucumber prices. As of January 10, 2024, the prices for imported cucumbers range from 1.6 to 2 euros per kilogram, which is 18-20% higher than the previous year. Domestic greenhouse cucumbers, in
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"There are great opportunities in the Netherlands and Germany for a market like sprout vegetables"
2024-01-15 00:00
For sprout vegetable nursery Kiem-X, the New Year has also brought new cooperation. The company joined forces with BelOrta on January 1, 2024. "I hope that we can explore a new dynamic and start targeting foreign markets," says Wim Bouden of Kiem-X.
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COSCO and Fratelli Cosulich acquire Italy-based logistics company
2024-01-15 00:00
Coscos, the joint venture between the Chinese shipping giant Cosco Shipping and Italian shipping group Fratelli Cosulich, has acquired Novara-based logistics company Trasgo.
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"Only a few Egyptian exporters continue to offer sweet potatoes"
2024-01-15 00:00
The Egyptian sweet potato season is coming to an end, towards the end of January, except for a few companies that continue to export. Zayed Lahseen, CEO of Afrigoodgrow, one of the few still exporting, reports on the season's unfolding.
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"Navelina, Clemenules and Clemenvilla, the most sought-after varieties in the first part of the season"
2024-01-15 00:00
Midway through the 2023/24 citrus season, Naranjasyfrutas.com, the leader in Spain for online horticultural marketing, has shared the search trends by wholesale businesses purchasing such crops from producers. The results are displayed in the following graph, where the Navelina and Clemenules
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South African table grape industry - strategies to tackle Port of Cape Town challenges
2024-01-15 00:00
In a statement the South African Table Grape Industry body (SATI) said it is aware of the challenges experienced at the Port of Cape Town over the past weeks and realises the impact this is having on exports and arrivals.
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Morocco is an important supplier of citrus to the US between November and April, driven by a free trade agreement between the two countries. This season, the North African country has been dealing with a drought, and as a result, the harvest of clementines has been very short, and volumes coming
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Organic cultivation area grows rapidly
2024-01-15 00:00
Organic farming is an expanding form of agriculture that combines the best environmental practices with a high degree of biodiversity and the conservation of natural resources. It aims to produce in line with the preferences of certain consumers for products derived from natural processes.
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Netto has opened Europe’s largest autonomous supermarket
2024-01-15 00:00
Latvia: SPAR opens stores in three different cities
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From buyer to bed and mattress authority
2024-01-15 00:00
You may not need 100 beds and mattresses today, but when you do, where will you turn? "There are a few big, obvious names, and naturally, people request quotes from them. Often, their prices are so competitive I can't match them. But, as I've experienced time and again, after a few years,
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Nearly 80% of the area devoted to potatoes in western Andalusia have already been planted
2024-01-15 00:00
The planting of potatoes seems to be advancing at a good pace in Andalusia. Producers expect to leave behind the problems suffered last season both in western Andalusia and in the early areas of Cartagena, where, in many cases, yields fell from the usual 45 tons per hectare to less than 20 tons
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