At the heart of the main Chinese hub dedicated to agricultural innovation, a new infrastructure is taking shape that is set to impact the balance of the Asian fruit and vegetable industry. AgroFresh Solutions has indeed inaugurated a research and development center in Yangling aimed at transforming the... read more

British Tomato Fortnight will take place from 1st to 14th June 2026, with a focus this year on promoting tomatoes as a snack product. The campaign will showcase the flavor, versatility, health benefits, and sustainability of British-grown tomatoes, aiming to meet the growing consumer demand for healthier snack options. read more

Renewed tensions in the Middle East related to U.S. operations that support vessel transits through the Strait of Hormuz are still influencing container and air cargo markets, although the effects on freight are currently not as severe as those experienced during past global disruptions. According to the report, U.S. operations are... read more

In the heart of the Calenberger Börde, one of Germany's main potato-growing regions, Europlant Pflanzenzucht GmbH has established a new seed potato site in Wunstorf, which has been operational since 2025. The facility integrates cultivation, storage, and logistics into a single process. For box logistics, including... read more

Farmers in the temporarily occupied territories of Ukraine are facing a worsening crisis in the vegetable sector. Disrupted logistics, restricted market access, and inadequate storage and processing facilities have rendered it economically unfeasible for some producers to sell their crops. read more

On the occasion of TuttoFood, one of the international reference events for the agri-food sector, Romagnoli F.lli and DVF Group announce their presence, creating a collaboration that maximizes the concept of integrated supply chain. read more

On May 5-6, in Serock, at the Narvil Hotel, the Great May Timac Agro 2026 event took place - an event that combined a professional part with integration of the community and a long-awaited lottery final. The meeting brought together clients, partners. read more

Geopolitical tensions in the Middle East, especially between the United States and Iran, continue to impact global logistics markets with increased fuel costs, risk surcharges, and capacity constraints. Shypple reports that the sector has already adjusted to longer transit times. read more

Maersk reported an EBIT of $340 million for the first quarter of 2026, driven by increased volumes in Ocean, Logistics & Services, and Terminals. This growth occurred despite ongoing pressure on freight rates in Ocean operations. Revenue decreased by 2.6% to $13.0 billion from $13.3 billion in the previous year. read more

The francuski sektor ogrodniczy staje w obliczu poważnego wyzwania w utrzymaniu konkurencyjności wobec międzynarodowej konkurencji, szczególnie w produkcji kwiatów ciętych. Valhor, francuska organizacja branżowa dla sektora ogrodniczego, florystycznego i architektury krajobrazu, opublikowała. read more

During festive seasons, when flower prices skyrocket, marginal farmers find little security in these periodic profits. Factors such as changing weather, insufficient transportation and storage facilities, and unstable markets persistently affect their livelihoods. "During the wedding season, Diwali, and other festivals, flower... read more

The opposition of European farmers to the Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) is once again in focus due to the fertiliser crisis triggered by the conflict in Iran. Farmers are still unsure about the potential costs of this new mechanism and its sustainability for the sector. read more

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On Thursday, April 30th, the Volcanic Eruption Emergency Project - VEEP handed over a newly commissioned climate control greenhouse to the Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry, and Rural Transformation, located at the Agricultural Biotechnology Centre in Orange Hill. read more

Pollination of highbush blueberry (Vaccinium corymbosum) is one of the most important, yet often underestimated elements of production technology. In practice, many growers consider the presence of pollinators as an obvious factor that does not require active management. read more

At Macfrut, an update was provided on the results of the project dedicated to the production of aeroponically grown seed potatoes in Sila, an initiative developed to strengthen self-sufficiency and competitiveness in the supply chain. The company Euro Radici Felici was the main focus of the meeting. read more

Australians may have the best intentions when it comes to Mother's Day, but many are still leaving gifting until the last minute. Interflora Australia is encouraging customers to plan ahead this Mother's Day, with demand expected to surge in the final days leading up to the occasion. read more

Chile's grape season is coming to an end. In week 17, less than 100,000 boxes were exported, which concluded the export season to the USA. This doesn't mean grapes from Chile are no longer available on U.S. store shelves. "There is still reasonable inventory of Chilean grapes in East Coast cold storages." read more

Vertical farming is currently not suitable for every type of crop. It is unlikely that we will see lemon trees growing in a warehouse in Amsterdam anytime soon, and tomatoes also do not seem ready to transition from greenhouse to container cultivation. However, lettuce and herbs are well-suited for vertical farming. read more

A new cold-storage rail service connecting Thailand, Laos, and China is reducing transport times for durian shipments to China and increasing supply volumes in the market. The inaugural train carrying Thai durians commenced operations over the weekend, traveling through Laos to Kunming in China's Yunnan province. read more