"In the world of horticulture, every investment must deliver exceptional value. We know that one of the most critical inputs to Controlled Environment Agriculture (CEA) environment is lighting. By now, it's well understood by most in the industry that LED lighting is the lighting technology of choice." read more

The Spanish company group Saica is now offering a comprehensive and sustainable approach to fruit and vegetable packaging under the name Saica Fresh. This includes using films and packaging made from recycled and refined waste paper. The goal is to help reduce waste and promote sustainability. read more

The Valencian company Citrosol has introduced the world's first automatic control system for fungicide treatments, known as CATsystem®, at the 6th conference on technology for the agri-food sector at the Polytechnic University of Valencia (UPV). This innovative system can significantly contribute to. read more

The Uzbekistan Trade Development Company will reimburse transportation costs for exporting fruit and vegetable products, according to the report by the Chamber of Commerce and Industry of Uzbekistan. The funds will be allocated to Uzbek exporting companies after the products have been shipped overseas. read more

The team from Albers Alligator is constantly on the move. This summer, they completed installations in Canada and Australia, among other locations. These professionals are experienced in handling large projects; in Dinteloord, they installed liners in a basin covering 25,000 m² at Van der Kaay. Their previous project involved a 34,540 m² area. read more

A new fully collapsible crate with a range of innovative features, named Future, has been developed by the Salerno-based company Ecoplastica and will be available in all sizes starting from mid-November. "The benefits of this new product are plentiful. Beginning with the colored handles, which are highly... read more

In recent weeks, the flower industry has been in the news more frequently due to reports about pesticides and the decision of some Dutch councils to ban giving floral gifts to deserving citizens. The motivation behind this decision is the lack of sustainability. "Ignorance is the total lack of responsibility about the impact" is the quote associated with this issue. read more

For many years, AGF-Online has been growing a range of products on German soil. In 2001, Kees van der Meij started small by loading his first two pallets of spring onions into a Sprinter van. Today, vehicles are unloading around the clock, with several scheduled departures from Germany. read more

Emile Chappin, a researcher, aims to improve the alignment between policy and practice by modeling human behavior in order to facilitate the energy transition. This is important because policies often do not unfold as expected due to the unpredictable nature of human behavior, which can differ from rational models. read more

Based on the preliminary and unaudited figures for the first nine months, Hamburger Hafen und Logistik AG (HHLA) is revising its forecast for the current financial year. Despite global challenges such as economic weakness in Germany and the military conflict in the Middle East, the company is adjusting its outlook. read more

Digitalization will be the main focus at Fiera Bolzano from November 21 to 23. The global apple industry will present the roadmap for the future, with special attention on "The Orchard of the Future", an area where eleven companies will exhibit their advanced technologies. read more

How much do certifications weigh in the world of Italian table grapes? Can a product that is already widely appreciated on foreign markets create additional value for the supply chain by enhancing its origin from this or that territory or the existence of a specific one? read more

The National Food Safety Authority (NFSA) in Egypt has increased its regulatory efforts to ensure food safety in various sectors. According to its latest report, the NFSA's Information Centre revealed that from October 19 to 25, its Department of Control of Packing Stations and Centers carried out 28. read more

The citrus season in Israel for 2024 has started off well, but there are concerns about how the longer journey around the Cape of Good Hope to reach Asian markets will affect the quality of the fruit upon arrival. Rafi Zuri, the citrus product manager at Galilee Exports, stated, "Until now we shipped..." read more

Dziękczynienie to czas wdzięczności i świętowania, dlatego idealnym momentem jest nawiązanie kontaktu z klientami. Rio Roses ma 10 wskazówek, które pomogą wzmocnić branżę kwiatową teraz i zapewnić wartość również w przyszłości. 1. Zorganizuj "Dziękczynną Rozdawkę" dla Celów Charytatywnych - Stwórz kampanię, w której za każdym razem, gdy... read more

Inside a fruit and vegetable warehouse, such as the one operated by the Axfood Group in Landskrona, Sweden since 2022, you would typically see a large space filled with crates and boxes of fresh produce. The warehouse is likely equipped with temperature-controlled storage areas to keep the fruits and vegetables fresh. Workers would be busy sorting, packing, and preparing the goods for distribution to stores and customers. The atmosphere would be bustling with activity as trucks come and go, delivering fresh produce from nearby regions and around the world. read more

Mexico's mango season has come to an end, and the offshore season has begun with import volumes increasing week by week. Brazil began shipping in August and, up until last week, the country had shipped 5.7 million boxes out of a total projected volume of 7.6 million boxes for the season. read more

With the peak export season approaching, especially for fruits destined for the holidays, shipping costs are expected to rise due to limited cargo availability starting in November. In order to meet the cold chain requirements for perishable goods, Beijing Sino-Agricultural Biosciences Co., Ltd., a provider of temperature data... read more

Global food technology company Tomra Food has announced the extension of its partnership with Citrus Australia. read more

In recent years, there have been several trends observed in the European citrus market. One such trend is the increasing demand for organic citrus fruits, driven by a growing consumer preference for organic and sustainable products. Another trend is the rising popularity of specialty citrus varieties, such as blood oranges and Meyer lemons, which are valued for their unique flavors and characteristics. Additionally, there is a growing focus on transparency and traceability in the citrus supply chain, with consumers seeking information about the origins and production practices of the fruits they purchase. Overall, these trends indicate a shift towards more diverse, sustainable, and high-quality citrus products in the European market. read more