In an effort to improve the quality and freshness of mini cucumbers, a group of growers and marketers contacted Hazel Technologies, a company specializing in extending the shelf life of fresh produce. "We are constantly looking for ways to enhance product quality through our technology and" read more

A secret meeting took place on Sunday involving key members of the International Longshoremen's Association and the United States Maritime Alliance, with the goal of addressing the divide between the dockworkers' union and port owners on the controversial issue of port automation and its... read more

The expert jury has made its choice: out of nearly 70 submissions, it has nominated five innovations for the final stage of the FRUIT LOGISTICA AWARD (FLIA) and FLIA Technology. "Now it's up to the industry audience," explains Kai Mangelberger, director of FRUIT LOGISTICA. "All the finalists." read more

Based on the CAP 68 design, the new machine is capable of cutting larger cabbages and comes with enhanced hygiene features. With a wider feeder and bigger rotary blade, the CAP 350 can handle white or red cabbages with a diameter of up to 350 mm. The capacity of the CAP 350 is approximately double that of its predecessor. read more

The winter storm has disrupted produce transportation in parts of the U.S., affecting shipments to the Midwest and Eastern Atlantic regions due to traffic congestion, accidents, and road closures. read more

Since its creation in 2006, the Linde Solidaria program of Linde Material Handling Iberica has had a mission

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A: Hoffman Nursery has been in business for over 38 years. What challenges led you to look for a professional software system? CEO, David Hoffman: As our business expanded, balancing supply and demand became a major challenge. One of our biggest issues was ensuring we had just the right read more

Peru has recently marked a historic milestone in its exports by carrying out a maritime shipment of fresh fruit using the break-bulk system, as reported by fruitnet.com. This mode of transportation differs from the traditional use of containers, as goods are. read more

Haith, the UK's leading manufacturer of vegetable handling machinery, has announced the retirement of Mick Haith after 47 years with the company. read more

"Now it's up to the specialist audience," explains Kai Mangelberger, Director of FRUIT LOGISTICA. "All finalists will be exhibited at FRUIT LOGISTICA 2025 – and all trade visitors can help decide which innovation they find most convincing this year." read more

The House of Commons' Environment, Food and Rural Affairs select committee (EFRA) will be conducting a new inquiry focusing on the resilience and vulnerabilities of the UK's food supply chain. read more

Fruit Logistica has announced the finalists for this year's Fruit Logistica Innovation Awards. The judges have narrowed down nearly 70 entries to select five nominations each for the final round of the Fruit Logistica Award (FLIA) and FLIA Technology prize, which was introduced last year to celebrate. read more

"Now it's up to the industry professionals," explains Kai Mangelberger, Director of FRUIT LOGISTICA. "All finalists will be exhibited at FRUIT LOGISTICA 2025 - and all trade visitors can help decide which innovation they find most convincing this year. read more

The global container fleet has expanded, with nearly three million TEU slots added in the last 12 months, as reported by Alphaliner. A significant amount of this increased capacity, around 1.76 million TEUs or 59%, has been utilized by the Asia-Europe trade route. This increase in demand for... read more

The FRUIT LOGISTICA Innovation Award (FLIA) is the most prestigious award in the global fruit market. Since 2024, in addition to the FLIA award for product innovations in the fresh fruit sector, the

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While exploring Warragul in Victoria's Gippsland region, an encounter with a lemon tree sparked contemplation on the wider impacts of food consumption and production. Despite their sour taste, lemons play a crucial role in many culinary dishes due to their antioxidants and... read more

The National Garden Bureau (NGB) has announced that registration is now open for the California Spring Trials (CAST) 2025. This event will be held from March 25-29 at multiple locations across California, providing industry professionals with a preview of the upcoming trends in horticulture and featuring the newest innovations. read more

The winter storm that has affected millions of people across the U.S. has also impacted the regular movement of produce across parts of the country. "Produce shipments moving into the Midwest and Eastern Atlantic regions will be greatly impacted by traffic congestion, accidents, road closures." read more

Flower color is an important characteristic of ornamental plants and one of the main target traits for variety innovation. Researchers have previously identified a CmMYB6 epigenetic allele that affects flower color in chrysanthemums, and changes in flower color are caused by the DNA methylation level. read more

The Danila Bragantini Award, the innovation Oscar promoted for the seventh consecutive year by the National Association of Women in the Fruit and Vegetable Sector, is entering its final phase, aiming to give voice to female entrepreneurship in the industry. The 2025 award is dedicated to change. read more