The BMTI and Italmercati Shopping Basket recommends the most convenient seasonal agri-food products for this week. As for fruits, strawberries, which are abundant in the markets, have wholesale prices that have decreased by 9.9% compared to last week. read more

Vignola has always been synonymous with cherry growing excellence. A district that spans 28 municipalities between the provinces of Modena and Bologna, where cherry cultivation represents a tradition deeply rooted in the area and a legacy of skills that traces its roots back in history. read more

By the end of May, the apple harvest campaign enters its final phase, the summer one. It is the ideal time to take stock of the year and analyze the main dynamics that have characterized it. We spoke with Klaus Hölzl, Sales Manager of the consortium. read more

On the occasion of the Organic Festival, Carrefour Italy presents the results of the new research conducted with Human Highway to photograph the level of knowledge and awareness of Italians regarding organic food products. An investigation that highlights a data. read more

After several years of absence, Ventura, a leading brand in the world of dried fruit, returns to Rimini Wellness, scheduled from May 29th to June 1st, 2025. A comeback focused on taste, energy, and a new way of experiencing sports and conscious nutrition. read more

In the fruit and vegetable sector, communication is a bit like a diet: it's talked about a lot, but few actually do it. Yet, during conferences and roundtable discussions, it is often identified as one of the key tools to boost fruit and vegetable consumption. How do you explain this? read more

Tomorrow evening, at sunset, Jesolo will host the 14th edition of the Jesolo Moonlight Half Marathon & 10K, the international road running event organized by Venicemarathon, ready to provide great emotions to the athletes and the large expected crowd. read more

The weighted fruit and vegetable sector shows a positive trend in week 19, after a couple of weeks characterized by declining trends. The average price has slightly increased, but less sharply compared to previous weeks. Among the sales channels, only discount stores are showing an. read more

Excessive rainfall, late frosts, new plant diseases, rising costs, and difficulties in finding skilled labor are some of the causes of the drastic decrease in peach cultivation areas in Italy. Some of these issues can be addressed by implementing solutions, and the international situation also plays a role. read more

Davide Vernocchi has been unanimously elected as the new president of FINAF, the most important transnational Association of Producer Organizations in the European fruit and vegetable sector. Currently the president of Apo Conerpo, Vernocchi succeeds Roberto Cera, who led the AOP previously. read more

Like every year, as May progresses, summer begins to take shape among the wholesale market stalls. The references increase day by day, and to closely capture the state of supply and the mood of the operators, we went to the CAAR in Rimini, accompanied. read more

As long as the vast majority of red oranges offered for sale have a plentiful and uniform pigmentation of the flesh, the customer will be loyal and willing to pay a higher price differential. This result could be summarized in these few words. read more

With over 90% of the exhibition spaces already assigned, Fruit Attraction 2025 is preparing to break new records. The event, organized by IFEMA MADRID and FEPEX, will return to the Spanish capital from September 30 to October 2, consolidating its position as a leading trade fair for the sector. read more

The Green Asparagus of Altedo PGI confirms its role as a protagonist of the spring fruit and vegetable season in Emilia-Romagna. It is an excellent ambassador of the agriculture of Emilia-Romagna, even on European markets. Grown in a specialized area that extends between Bologna and Ferrara, this vegetable is... read more

From mid-May, supermarkets start expanding their assortment and dedicated spaces for summer categories. Among these, melons - especially the netted variety - are a staple in stores. Prices remain high, but they are gradually decreasing week by week. read more

The cherries and hopes for a good harvest have fallen to the ground. The images unfortunately document what happened in the fields of Trani and the area of Bisceglie. A real massacre of cherries, caused by the voracity of the parakeets, a wild species of parrots of origin. read more

Hailstorm with leopard spots, on Tuesday, May 20, in the province of Verona, with hailstones that fell violently on Oppeano, Palù, Tombazosana, and Bosco di Zevio. The most affected areas were Bosco and Volon di Zevio. Heavy rains also affected Legnago, Bevilacqua, and... read more

This year's event is organized by AREFLH and VBT (Federation of Belgian Horticultural Cooperatives). This is the second time Belgium hosts the congress since its creation in 2008. The country is one of the main pear producers in Europe, with production concentrated in the read more

On May 24th and 25th, the new three-stage season of SWIMTHEISLAND will start in Sardinia, in the extraordinary location of San Teodoro. This open water swimming event attracts numerous enthusiasts every year. Dole Italia, a leader in the production and distribution of fruit, will be a part of it. read more

Climate change looms large, and by 2080, nearly two-thirds of the regions growing bananas in Latin America and the Caribbean could become unsuitable for banana production. This is the key finding of the new report by Christian Aid, titled "Going Bananas: How Climate Change Threatens." read more