Yeager Energy is planning to expand its geothermal operations in the Oostland greenhouse region of the Netherlands. In addition to its current doublet in Bergschenhoek, which was previously operated by Wayland Energy, the company is looking to develop a second and possibly a third doublet at Schreyrackseweg. read more

Chrysanthemums are one of the most economically significant crops in the Netherlands, second only to tulips. There are close to 5 million square meters of cultivation area dedicated to chrysanthemums, with around 140 specialized growers primarily located in Gelderland and Noord- & Zuid-Holland. The sector exports hundreds of millions of euros worth of chrysanthemums. read more

The global citrus industry is currently experiencing a decrease in juice production due to the effects of citrus greening (HLB) and a decrease in the quality of raw materials. In response to this, GEA has launched the GSE 150 CPR centrifuge, which is specifically designed for medium-scale processors dealing with varying fruit conditions. This system has been developed to effectively manage these challenges. read more

Cosco Shipping Ports Limited announced a growth in both throughput and revenue for the fiscal year 2025, despite challenges in the global port and shipping industry. The total throughput reached 152,994,965 TEU, marking a 6.2% increase compared to the previous year. Equity throughput also saw a 3.4% rise, reaching 46,850,076 TEU. read more

A Dutch company based in Wateringen, in the Netherlands' greenhouse region, is scaling up its CO₂ capture technology across multiple industries while continuing to develop applications for the greenhouse sector. Verkade Carbon Capture, a spin-off of Verkade Klimaat, first encountered CO₂ read more

Sogemiha presented yesterday at the headquarters of the Food Market the Budget 2026 and the Multi-Year Plan, retracing the steps of the Foody 2025 development project. read more

United Selections hosted its annual Open Days in Ecuador last week, gathering a diverse group of growers, traders, and industry partners for three days of sharing, innovation, and cooperation. The event took place from Tuesday to Thursday and attracted a large number of participants from various sectors. read more

India's pomegranate exports for 2025-26 have had a strong start, with over 60,000 metric tons shipped in the first nine months, surpassing the 72,011 tonnes valued at USD 69 million for the fiscal year 2023-24, according to Aditya Ghatge of Paathway Global. "We experienced significant momentum, largely due to improved access to high-demand markets such as the U.S." read more

Africa exported around 430,000 tons of avocados in 2025, with total volumes increasing by 16.7 percent, as reported by the FAO Tropical Fruits Market Review. The growth was fueled by demand in Europe, the Middle East, and parts of Asia, as well as changes in logistics and market access. Morocco read more

Salix Fruits is closely monitoring the potential impacts of evolving geopolitical tensions in the Middle East on global fresh produce trade. Despite stable demand for fresh fruit, the company has identified logistics disruptions and increasing transportation costs as the primary risks. read more

"The agreement with UNIFE and the Addendum with UNITUS respond to the same need to build strategic alliances capable of generating scientific, educational, and social value. In a time when research and education are called upon to provide solutions to increasingly complex challenges." read more

Salix Fruits, an import-export company, is closely monitoring the potential impacts of evolving geopolitical tensions in the Middle East on the global fresh produce trade. Despite stable demand for fresh fruit, the company is noting logistics disruptions and increasing transportation costs. read more

Po słabym występie Portu w Kapsztadzie podczas tegorocznych sezonów eksportu owoców pestkowych, winogron oraz jabłek i gruszek, eksporterzy zastanawiają się, czy najnowsze oświadczenia rządu dotyczące reformy kolejnictwa i logistyki zmienią cokolwiek.

After the poor performance of the Port of Cape Town during this year's stonefruit, table grape, and apple and pear export seasons, exporters are wondering if the latest statements from the government regarding its plans for rail and logistics reform will change anything. read more

India's grape exporters are currently facing significant difficulties due to the conflict in the Middle East. Shipments to the Gulf region have come to a standstill and shipping routes have become unpredictable and chaotic. Rajendra Pandit Deore of ShreeKrishna IMPEX Ventures highlights that a substantial portion of Indian grapes are typically exported to the Middle East. read more

Calabria gripped by bad weather, with landslides and flooded roads. Near-tragedy in Capistrano, in the Vibonese area, where the entrance hall of a school collapsed. In Taormina (Messina), heavy rains caused the collapse of an uninhabited building near Porta Messina. read more

For Royal FloraHolland (RFH), one thing stays crucial: clearly and transparently showcasing how flowers and plants are grown with sustainability in mind. The RFH pathway is fully certified according to FSI standards, emphasizing transparency and guarantee throughout the supply chain. read more

In the complex world of floriculture, logistics plays a crucial but often overlooked role. At the core of this logistical operation is the trolley – an essential tool that ensures the safe transportation of plants from growers to retail shelves. Despite its significance, trolley management has remained one of the most important aspects of the industry. read more

The European Union's Directorate-General for Health and Food Safety is conducting an assessment of Thailand's pesticide residue control system for plant products, including fruit and vegetables. The audit is being led by Pedro Moreno Valenzuela, with expert team members Amadeo Rodriguez Fernandez Alba and… read more

The Panama Canal is experiencing a rise in vessel traffic due to the increased fuel and freight costs, which are impacting global shipping routes as a result of disruptions in the Strait of Hormuz. Deputy Administrator Ilya Espino de Marotta stated that the canal is observing an increase in transits. "The latest thing we've seen is an uptick in ships passing through." read more

Norway: SPAR introduces ultra-fast grocery delivery
SPAR Norway has introduced a new service called SPAR QuickCommerce to cater to the current demands of customers for fast and convenient grocery delivery. With this new quick-commerce solution, customers can now receive their groceries within just 20-45 minutes, without any additional… read more