Busy first day at Fruit Logistica, characterized by orderly attendance, which reduced the congestion that had characterized some editions before Covid and made transportation and movements at the fair more accessible. Presence and quality of international contacts. read more

Avocado sales superstar, McGarlet, at Fruit Logistica, discusses plans to ensure continuous and high-quality delivery. read more

Grupo Caliche and EGD Logistics have completed the optimization of the facilities acquired last summer in Murcia - next to the Thader shopping center - and

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The German food retail sector is already involved in this area. However, companies could use their influence and scope of action more effectively to steer the food system towards sustainability. This is demonstrated in the current study by the Research Institute for. read more

For trading companies participating in the FIN sustainability management, the guide is expanded with a chapter on water usage. From April 2025, producers and trading companies in the fruit, vegetable, and potato sector can thus demonstrate their sustainable use of the water resource. read more

His presentation at the Fresh Produce Forum of FRUIT LOGISTICA on the topic of "Digital innovations redefine the supply chain" started at the end of the chain, with the customers and consumers. read more

In this 6.8 hectare project in Straelen, located in the urban area of North Rhine-Westphalia, full emphasis is placed on organic cultivation. "Even today, in the conventional farms of the Vitarom Group, almost organic farming is practiced with a lot of use of technology. For this new project, the group is further increasing this emphasis." read more

The horticulture industry in Tanzania has received positively a new direct cargo flight to China, a route that will offer shorter shipping times for avocado exporters in particular. read more

“Fruit Logistica for us represents an excellent opportunity to listen to the needs of the horticultural industry and engage directly with its key players. It is also an opportunity to present our latest innovations dedicated to the central markets.

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From 3 to 6 June 2025, the annual Dutch Lily Days will showcase the world of lilies. This event provides breeders, growers, and trading companies with the chance to meet and share insights on the latest trends and advancements in the industry. The growing interest in lilies is evident at this event. read more

Morocco has not yet adopted genome editing technologies such as CRISPR, but preliminary research is underway at Mohammed VI Polytechnic University (UM6P). Professor Valentine Otang Ntui believes that this technology has the potential to position the country as a leader in genome editing in North Africa. read more

Growers are anticipating a 25% decrease in rose exports leading up to Valentine's Day (February 14) this year. The expected decline is attributed to higher freight rates and a milder winter that has dissuaded growers from exporting flowers, as stated by officials from Talegaon. read more

Over 200 participants, including growers, agronomists, and researchers, attended the inaugural Vegetables Big Day Out in Pukekohe, New Zealand. The event was hosted by the Te Ahikawariki Vegetable Industry Centre of Excellence (VICE) with contributions from A Lighter Touch, Plant & Food. read more

Even in 2025, the MOF - Centro Agroalimentare all’Ingrosso di Fondi is a protagonist at Fruit Logistica, the leading event for the international fruit and vegetable sector, taking place in Berlin from today until February 7. An unmissable opportunity to showcase the identity of MOF. read more

Floriculture in Assam has significant potential, but research in the Kamrup Metro region, especially in Sonapur, is limited. This study aims to fill this research gap by analyzing the socioeconomic aspects, operational functioning, and profitability of floricultural businesses in Guwahati. read more

Wild imports and climate crisis threaten the records of Made in Italy fruit and vegetable production, making it necessary to implement policies that can ensure reciprocity of rules with foreign countries, strengthen supply chains, and protect crops from disasters. read more

Carriers prioritizing profit over efficiency in deploying freighter capacity have caused problems for Kenyan flower shippers, who have had to discard a large amount of their produce. At the recent World Cargo Summit in Bruges, the Managing Director of Florius International, Willum Van den Hoogen, surprised attendees by read more

Source.ag, a leading company in AI solutions for vegetable farmers, has revealed a collaboration with Sigrow, a supplier of wireless sensors and an expert in hardware designed for precise and efficient gathering of microclimate data. read more

Maersk has announced the completion of a state-of-the-art cold store in Rotterdam, which it said marks the latest addition to its network of owned and leased specialized warehouses. read more

Research has shown that ethylene is a factor in grapes, especially in newer sweet, aromatic Muscat varieties. The RYPEN Case Liner has been specially developed to reduce ethylene and ensure better condition upon arrival at the export destination. read more