Cameroon's banana exports decreased in November 2025, with shipments down by 45.5 percent compared to the same month in 2024. Data from the Banana Association of Cameroon shows that volumes dropped from 27,007 tons to 18,562 tons year-on-year. The decline is attributed to reduced shipments from the country's banana industry. read more

In Dharwad district, India, an increasing number of mango producers have transitioned to organic farming and are attracting attention from international markets. Some export shipments were previously turned down due to technical issues, prompting growers to reassess their packing, storage, and handling procedures. read more

South African litchis have experienced a remarkable recovery since last year. In late 2024, the Laughing Waters brand faced one of the worst crops in 25 years, due to various climatic changes that heavily impacted Bekfontein Farm in the Onderberg region of Mpumalanga Province. read more

The collapse of Ecuadorian papaya exports was not caused by a market adjustment, but rather by a sanitary crisis. Álex Bustos Guerra, the general manager of GreenControl-LA, explains that the country's exports dropped from 9,285 tons in 2011 to just 200 kilos in 2024. This drastic decline is directly related to the sanitary issues. read more

The Ministry of Agriculture and Food Security in Malaysia has implemented emergency measures to deal with the increasing prices of vegetables caused by supply disruptions in various states. Reports by the New Straits Times indicate that prices of certain vegetables have surged, with some even tripling in price. read more

The papaya season in Panama for 2025 has begun, with some subtle differences. Maryan Safi de Aguilar, the manager of Panafruit S.A.'s packing plant, mentioned that the company had a transitional year as it adjusted to a new farm and dealt with unpredictable weather conditions. These factors have hindered the anticipated growth in. read more

Uzbek agricultural producers are increasing their presence in Middle Eastern and European markets by sending new shipments of fresh, dried, and freeze-dried fruit. According to the Dunyo news agency, 23 tons of kishmish raisins were recently delivered to Kuwait as part of an export contract with Nassar. read more

Iranian apple imports to India are stable, with quantities similar to last year, according to Aliyar Sehal from Fruco EXIM. "Iranian exporters started shipping Red apples in October, and the first shipments arrived at Mumbai's Nhava Sheva port within 8 to 10 days, providing them with an early market opportunity before." read more

This year, Luis Miguel Vegas has been appointed as the General Manager of Provid, the association that unites Peruvian table grape producers and exporters. In addition to this role, he has also taken on the responsibility for Proarándanos, the counterpart association for blueberry producers and exporters. read more

The Ministry of Agriculture, Livestock, and Fisheries (MAGP) announced that banana producers and exporters in Ecuador agreed to set the minimum support price (MSP) for a 50-pound box at $7.75 for 2026. This amount represents a $0.25 increase from the 2025 MSP, which will stay in effect until. read more

Eurofruits Levante S.L. has become a new member of Anecoop to enhance its competitive position in an increasingly tough market. Located in Rojales, Alicante, the company specializes in the production of peppers, broccoli, zucchini, and artichokes, providing a range of local, fresh, and high-quality products that complement the market. read more

The global papaya market is facing fluctuating supply and changing demand trends as it enters December. This is largely due to weather conditions in Brazil, increasing logistics expenses, and evolving retail approaches. In Italy, Formosa papaya arrivals are experiencing quality problems related to the weather and elevated air freight charges. read more

"W tym roku również mamy niedobór złotej papai w grudniu. Niedobór ten potrwa do końca miesiąca. Brazylia ma silny rynek wewnętrzny, a popyt tam także jest dobry, co utrzymuje ceny na zdrowym poziomie" - mówi Fabrico Torres z Torres Fresh z Barendrecht. " read more

"Obecnie sprzedaż pieczarek ostrygowatych rośnie, ze szczególnym popytem, zwłaszcza na rynkach hurtowych" - raportuje Raffaella Lucato z Società Agricola Mancon w Loreggia (Padwa), która specjalizuje się w uprawie tego rodzaju grzybów. "Wzrost popytu na grzyby ogólnie, oraz" read more

Pineapple growers in Quynh Thang, Vietnam, are reporting significant losses due to yellowing leaves, root rot, and plant collapse persisting for over a month. Local authorities estimate that more than 400 hectares of land have been affected, impacting almost 200 farming households. Growers indicate that the symptoms started after. read more

Mexico remains at the center of the current garlic market turbulence, according to market participants. The country is receiving large volumes from Peru, Argentina, and Chile, while also handling continued inflows of Chinese garlic through unofficial channels. The combination of abundant supply and read more

Two tygodnie temu Twin River Berries ogłosiło przejęcie Oregon Berry Packing. Obydwie firmy mają swoją siedzibę w stanie Oregon i silne powiązania z branżą jagodową na Północno-Zachodnim Pacyfiku. Partnerzy Twin River uprawiają borówki w stanach Oregon i Waszyngton. Ponadto firma posiada inwestycję. read more

Podaż limonek zaczyna się kurczyć, ponieważ dobrej jakości owoce zmniejszają się po opadach deszczu i zakończeniu zbiorów starszych owoców. „Obecnie, 50 procent owoców przynoszonych do meksykańskich pakowalni nie spełnia wymagań eksportowych do USA” - mówi Tony Campos z International Citrus and Produce.

The supply of limes is getting tight as good quality fruit shrinks following rains and the end of the older crop of fruit. "Right now, 50 percent of the fruit being brought into the Mexican packing houses isn't good enough for U.S. export," says Tony Campos of International Citrus and Produce. read more

Dewulf is introducing the MP 18-110, a new hall filler specifically designed for the North American potato and vegetable sector. The machine features a 110 cm belt width, a capacity of up to 250 tonnes per hour, and a sturdy, stable construction. Dewulf is aiming this product at growers and processors who. read more

The global potato industry is mourning the loss of Dr. Hubert Zandstra, who served as the Director General of the International Potato Center from 1991 to 2005. Under his leadership, CIP broadened its focus from potato research to also include sweet potatoes, Andean roots and tubers, and natural resource management. read more