The fruit brand Fyffes has stated that its growers are experiencing some of the "most severe" impacts of climate change, including more frequent tropical storms, increased rainfall and heat, and a rise in pests and fungal outbreaks. read more

Thanks to proactive action in response to the increase in environmental challenges, Fyffes has been able to achieve or even surpass many of its sustainability goals, it is further stated. read more

The campaign showcases many innovations: COSAFRA presents the production and quality results achieved through the expansion and optimization of its facilities and the use of state-of-the-art technology for advanced agricultural waste management, which improves efficiency. read more

Digitalization in fruit sorting, quality control, and disease prediction has already become a common practice, but the use of robots in orchards and vineyards still faces some skepticism. However, producers, rightfully cautious due to the sensitivity and complexity of field operations, are gradually exploring the potential benefits of integrating robotics into their processes. read more

La Compagnie Fruitière has announced that it is making Farms Digital, the in-house management software it developed to manage its banana production, available to the wider banana industry. read more

PhenoKey and phenoLytics are merging to form a new brand called SeedTelligence. This collaboration leverages their unique strengths to offer enhanced insights into seed value. With support from the technological know-how of Fraunhofer IIS, SeedTelligence delivers integrated technology. read more

In 2025, Reemoon Technology Co., Ltd. successfully delivered and installed a customized four-lane apple sorting line in Nelson, New Zealand. The equipment officially started operating during this year's fruit season, from February to June, greatly enhancing efficiency and ensuring quality. read more

In the Cherkasy region of Ukraine, the family farm "Yablunevyi Sad" is replacing its 20-year-old Dutch-style orchard with plantings established under Canadian technology, relying exclusively on feathered apple trees. Farm manager Mykola Oliinyk shared the update in his article. He explained that read more

The World Shipping Council (WSC) has introduced an artificial intelligence program aimed at identifying misdeclared hazardous cargo. This initiative is supported by shipping companies that account for over 70% of global container capacity and leverages technology from the US National Cargo Bureau. The WSC Cargo Safety Program aims to enhance safety and security in the shipping industry. read more

Adrian Scripps, one of England's largest apple growers and packers and a main supplier to the supermarket chain Tesco, has fully automated its packing line using UniPAKer technology from the Dutch company Brillopak. According to both companies, this has tripled productivity per. read more