Przetłumaczono: "The future success of fruit and vegetable producers across Europe depends on smarter thinking, and some of that advanced strategy will be implemented by artificial intelligence."

Odpowiedź: "The future success of fruit and vegetable producers throughout Europe relies on more intelligent thinking, with some of that advanced strategy being implemented by artificial intelligence." read more

"The noticeable backlog of investments in the industry in recent years seems to be dissipating now, despite or perhaps because of political uncertainties. This leads to the need for us to reconsider our production planning in a positive light - even during the Christmas break." read more

Australian fruit, vegetable, and nut growers are currently dealing with tough economic conditions and a decrease in consumption. In response, Hort Innovation has announced a plan to invest A$60 million in early-stage startups to bring about positive change. read more

"The overall trend is positive, with a sufficient supply of goods keeping the market active and demand satisfactory. Currently, our inventory is nearly at full capacity, though there is limited availability of certain items like colored cabbage, broccoli, and fennel compared to the demand." read more

Large turnout at the stands during the second day of Interpoma. Many producers visited, especially from Trentino and South Tyrol, but also from other Italian regions. There was a significant presence of foreign visitors, particularly Asians, Americans, and Europeans, a sign that the read more

Italy has been hit by the first wave of seasonal frost, but in the orchards of the Peninsula, producers can be prepared. In fact, in recent springs, defense has increased thanks to technology brought to the field by companies such as FrostBoss®. read more

The U.S. Department of Agriculture is using artificial intelligence to improve cranberry harvesting methods in New Jersey. This project is focused on increasing fruit yield, improving resistance to diseases, and enhancing resilience to changes in weather patterns. The BerryBox, a cutting-edge system,... read more

On November 7th, a delivery trolley made its way through the aisles of the Rungis market to introduce, test, and taste the Bimi®. The broccoli caught the attention of fruit and vegetable wholesalers. The program featured the distribution of samples, goodies, competitions to win various gastronomic prizes, and more. read more

4More Technology (4MT), the company behind the vision systems IRISS Roses and the IRISS Hydrangea sorting machine, has recently launched a new module designed to detect defects in roses. The IRISS Defects module aims to eliminate the need for manual coding of different rose abnormalities. read more

LATAM Cargo is introducing a new initiative in Chile by replacing traditional wooden and conventional plastic pallets with recycled plastic pallets made from beverage boxes. This innovative project will enhance operational efficiency thanks to the increased durability of the new pallets (up to). read more

A team of researchers from the Institute of Molecular and Cellular Plant Biology (IBMCP) at the Polytechnic University of Valencia, Spain, has developed a golden lettuce using biotechnology, transforming the vegetable into a "gold mine" in terms. read more

Traditional fruit growing is making way for innovation with the "Smart Specialized Sustainable Stonefruit Orchard - S4O" project, an initiative that aims to rethink traditional peach cultivation to address today's challenges of climate change and sustainability. read more

Prevar announces the launch of GoodnessMe – a new apple variety that has been developed over 20 years of research and development. What sets this apple apart? GoodnessMe apples are well-adapted to their growing conditions, with double-gene scab resistance, mildew tolerance, and European characteristics. read more

It will be the most famous expression of Artificial Intelligence to assist us in discovering the secrets of this complex world, ranging from Machine Learning to Vision, passing through Convolutional Neural Networks and Human-Level Generative Intelligence. Where we are, where read more

Turkish fig exporters had a successful season in the Asian market this year. They utilized airfreight for their shipments, which allowed them to maintain a steady supply despite challenges in the Red Sea that have made sea journeys more complicated. read more

Frutas de Chile and Eastern Air Logistics (EAL), an air cargo company owned by China Eastern Air Holding Company, have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to promote cooperation and information exchange to facilitate the air transportation of fresh Chilean cherries to China. read more

This ancient fruit, which today is a symbol of well-being and sustainability, is at the center of production and commercial growth and meets the desires of consumers who are increasingly focusing on health and environmental friendliness, according to the project. read more

In recent weeks, J&A Flowers has been testing the new CARA MET Soil sensor from SenseNL at De Lier. These sensors offer valuable information about the root zone of the plant. J&A Flowers is a member of VannoVa, an alliance of chrysanthemum growers. Remco van Ruyven, who oversees cultivation at J&A Flowers,... read more

The popularity of organic pomegranate is growing in the European market, partly due to the It's Bio project supported by Aop Gruppo Vi.Va. This project promotes high-quality organic fruits in Italy, Belgium, and Greece. This ancient fruit has now become a symbol of excellence. read more

Michoacán is making progress in its environmental protection efforts by certifying avocado orchards, and has plans to also certify agave and berries for export. This initiative aims to provide products that are deforestation-free in response to companies' concerns about sourcing. read more