In 2026, Ventura achieves a significant milestone: 90 years of presence in the Italian dried fruit market. A journey spanning nearly a century that tells the evolution of a historic brand, capable of renewing itself without losing its key strengths: expertise, quality, and a clear vision. read more

Brazil has successfully completed sanitary negotiations with Turkey in order to secure continued access to Turkish port facilities as an alternative route for exporting agricultural products. This agreement permits Brazilian goods that have been impacted by disrupted export routes to pass through Turkish ports for further transportation to various markets. read more

Gaurav Sethi, Director of Mumbai-based Intercont Liner, points out that India's logistics for exporting fresh produce has changed. He highlights the shift from a fragmented and cost-driven ecosystem to a more structured and reliable one. Sethi mentions that there is now increased availability of ocean reefers and improved connectivity. read more

The fifth Open Day of Nova Siri Genetics (Nsg) took place in recent days, opening the doors of its research center to nurserymen, producers, and operators in the national and international strawberry sector. An established event for the industry, which will continue. read more

In the fruit and vegetable sector, innovation is not an accessory element, but the very condition to remain competitive along the entire supply chain, from the field to the consumer. And it all starts with genetic improvement: it is from the variety, in fact, that productive potentials and quality are defined. read more

"The new step forward in the use of drones in agriculture meets our demands and goes in the direction of making Italian agriculture increasingly advanced in the use of new technologies, rationalizing the use of resources, and addressing the challenges of change." read more

AgroFresh announced on Wednesday, March 25th an adjustment of prices to ensure supply continuity, while the increase in global energy costs and persistent supply chain difficulties continue to raise operational costs. read more

A major innovation for the Italian agricultural sector: starting in April 2026, AGEA will begin to disburse payments for agricultural insurance according to a precise and punctual schedule. An intervention that marks a decisive step towards a more timely management of agricultural risk. read more

Logistics providers are modifying supply chains to ensure the continuous flow of food and medical supplies to Gulf markets amidst disruptions to maritime transport resulting from the conflict involving Iran. The disruptions were caused by U.S. and Israeli attacks on Iran, and subsequent retaliatory actions. read more

Holex Flower is investing in expanding and modernizing its facilities to enhance the professionalism of its cold chain. This involves reorganizing the production floor, upgrading the packing department, as well as expanding the expedition cold storage and internal distribution system to improve internal processes. read more

Since its debut in 2022, sales of mushrooms at Residuo Zero O.P. Consorzio Funghi di Treviso have grown almost eightfold by 2025. This data captures the evolution of a project that started as a technical supply chain choice and quickly became a concrete strategic lever. read more

Floral design education is a vital but frequently underestimated aspect of horticultural training that has a direct impact on the global floriculture supply chain. A focus group of educators at the 2025 American Society for Horticultural Science (ASHS) Conference identified key challenges in floral design... read more

The Italian fresh-cut supplier Almeda has designed its logistics system around the use of reusable transport packaging from the beginning, collaborating with Tosca to handle packaging throughout its supply chain. Almeda operates in the fresh-cut sector, dealing with perishable products and strict logistics schedules. read more

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Australian vegetable growers are reducing their plantings and choosing not to harvest current crops due to increased costs of essential farm supplies and supply chain uncertainties, which could impact Australia's access to locally grown fresh vegetables. read more

The first strawberries of the season are already growing at S&A Produce. This may seem early in the year, but it shows how much the British berry sector has advanced in lengthening the season and investing in new growing technology. "At S&A, we began picking on March 4th, so we..." read more

When Area 2 Farms co-founder Oren Falkowitz discusses the future of vertical farming, he doesn't begin with the technology. Instead, he focuses on the farmer. The company cultivates certified organic produce, which is sold directly to local residents through weekly CSA baskets containing leafy greens, herbs, and… read more

Senegalese mango exporters are getting ready for the upcoming season while dealing with European Union phytosanitary requirements and increasing logistics and energy costs. In February, the European Commission issued a warning urging a decrease in fruit fly presence in the shipments. This directive is in response to imports… read more

Kenya's flower industry is currently experiencing a crisis due to the increasing conflict in the Middle East. This conflict is disrupting global air cargo routes, leading to higher freight costs, delayed shipments, and jeopardizing thousands of jobs. The industry has already suffered millions of dollars in losses, with supply chains severely impacted. read more

The national logistic system is under pressure again, and once more, the fruit and vegetable supply chain is at risk of bearing the brunt, as it heavily relies on efficient transportation. According to SupplychainItaly.it, the Sicilian Transporters Committee (Cts) has reported that. read more