During GreenTech in Amsterdam, a group of prominent figures in the horticulture industry will introduce the manifesto titled "The First Sustainable Generation: A Plea for a New Sustainability Narrative." The collective aims to use this manifesto to spark a wider discussion about what is needed to achieve sustainable practices in the industry. read more

The Dutch train operator NS has announced a strike for Tuesday, June 10, affecting the Western Netherlands. This includes the Amsterdam area and is expected to cause major disruptions to public transportation — just as GreenTech kicks off that morning at the RAI Convention Centre in Amsterdam. read more

It is the beginning of June and, with the arrival of the beautiful season, one would expect a new boost for the fruit and vegetable markets. To understand if this scenario is also materializing in the Northeast, we stopped in Udine, the heart of a strategic territory for the supply chain. read more

The introduction of "Harvest Forecast AI" represents a significant advancement for Harvest House. Weekly manual yield estimates done through spreadsheets are being replaced by automated AI predictions that are updated daily. This means less manual work and more accurate forecasts. read more

In the north and west, the change in color of the roofing material is imminent, with small quantities already available ahead of schedule. However, the supply is not yet suitable for delivery to the large sales structures of supermarket chains, but is limited for now to. read more

The explanation applies to all companies along the supply chain, as without transparent data exchange, information cannot be shared or can only be shared to a limited extent. Each partner in the supply chain plays the role of a data supplier. read more

"Modern businesses rely on resource-efficient technology, precise control systems, and efficient irrigation," emphasizes ZVG Secretary General Bertram Fleischer. "Those who want to combine diversity and supply security with environmental responsibility cannot ignore the innovative power of domestic" read more

This year is a significant milestone for Enza Zaden UK as we celebrate 40 years of innovation, collaboration, and excellence in vegetable seed breeding. read more

As part of its A$760 million research and development portfolio, Hort Innovation has invested over A$220 million in projects aimed at increasing productivity. These projects include automation, artificial intelligence, on-farm management, data collection, and business analysis, all designed to aid Australian growers. read more

Mexico has exported its first shipment of pitahayas to the US using an innovative new phytosanitary treatment. read more

This additional capacity is necessary to support the company's growth and continue to meet the increasing global demand for high-quality vegetable seeds. The one-hectare greenhouse has been specifically designed for the cultivation of cucumbers, an important. read more

"María Elena Villablanca, Verfrut's Europe Manager, said, 'This year has been very good for us.' The campaign was characterized by a shortage of containers and high tariffs, but also by the quality and market expansion of our main fruits: kiwi, cherry, and grapes." read more

Omer-Decugis & Cie, a company specializing in fresh and exotic fruits and vegetables, has announced expansion projects that will increase its national ripening capacity in France by 30,000 tons, bringing the total capacity to 174,000 tons, a 21% increase. The expansion will take place at the Sorgues facility in southern France. read more

Almaverde Bio announces the beginning of a structured collaboration with Giovanni Storti, a beloved actor by the general public who has always been attentive to sustainability and conscious eating issues, and founder of the naturalistic outreach project Immedia (@immediaofficial). read more

In recent days, we have addressed the issue of labor shortage in the fruit and vegetable sector, with a focus on the melon and watermelon supply chain. This is a structural challenge that requires companies to make increasing efforts to ensure production continuity, quality, and sustainability. read more

Organic kiwi imports from New Zealand are currently at their peak for organic SunGold, with organic Green kiwis soon to follow. Awe Sum Organics is currently shipping organic SunGold kiwis under the Zespri label from New Zealand, and organic Zespri Green kiwis will begin shipping shortly. read more

Plant Products has appointed Gregor Hoffmann as General Manager of Agrotech. Gregor succeeds Roman Kölbl, the founder of Agrotech, who will continue to support the company in a strategic capacity. Gregor Hoffmann said, "I am honored to take on this new role and help guide Agrotech through a dynamic period." read more

The University of California Postharvest Research and Extension Center has been providing valuable services to the produce industry through regular workshops focusing on ripening and ethylene management. "These workshops highlight hands-on, science-based approaches to enhance the handling and ripening processes of fresh produce," stated. read more

Chrysanthemum growers are constantly looking for new varieties that will meet future demands. The Breeding department at Deliflor Chrysanten is dedicated to developing stronger, more resistant varieties with a focus on sustainable cultivation. At the Delishow, Deliflor showcases its latest innovations. read more

An increasing trend towards final packaging at the source, such as the revival of apple flow wrapping or packaging blueberries in clamshells and punnets, enhances the returns that growers can achieve, according to Rory Cole of Flowpack Systems, the South African representative for Elifab Sorting technology and Redpack. read more