Over 15 years of research funded by Zespri has confirmed that green kiwifruit supports bowel function. The European Commission has now formally recognised this, making green kiwifruit the first fresh fruit to receive an authorised health claim from the body. The European Food Safety Authority read more

Lettuce is one of the main crops in the Spanish Levante region. Its popularity for consumption and high demand from supermarkets have led some companies to focus on by-products such as lettuce hearts. The demand for lettuce hearts is increasing every year. "We started working with lettuce hearts" read more

With the beginning of the fruit season in the second half of the year, a greater variety of fruits becomes available both domestically and internationally, resulting in increased transportation and sales volumes. Temperature and humidity control have become critical factors during cold chain transport. read more

Sun World International has expanded its global licensee network by adding five marketers, increasing its presence in Egypt, Chile, and Italy. The company stated that this decision would enhance its supply chain and respond to the increasing global demand for exclusive varieties such as Autumncrisp and Ruby Rush. read more

The logistics group DP World has reported robust financial and operational performance for the first half of 2025, despite persistent geopolitical and economic uncertainties. read more

Wcześniej w tym roku specjalista od ogrodnictwa z Holandii, Royal Brinkman, oraz startup Ag-tech ViewNetic ogłosili komercyjne partnerstwo w celu zwiększenia efektywności szklarni i zmniejszenia uzależnienia od produktów ochrony roślin. ViewNetic to zaawansowana platforma wykorzystująca sztuczną inteligencję i ultradokładne kamery. read more

Eosta has introduced high-juice Jucy Gold Organic Raingrown oranges to Europe, a move that "demonstrates the company's ongoing commitment to innovation in the organic segment". read more

In this episode of the FRUIT LOGISTICA Podcast, recorded live at the 2025 trade fair in Berlin, we focus on Poland, a country whose fruit and vegetable sector is gaining global importance. Moderator Carl Collen speaks with two industry leaders: Jan Nowakowski. read more

Plans to reinstate a ferry connection between Scotland and mainland Europe have advanced with a potential solution to border control requirements. Danish operator DFDS is preparing to launch a passenger and freight service between Rosyth, Fife, and Dunkirk, France, in spring 2026. read more

A British plant retailer has chosen the newest Air-Pot range to enhance sustainability and demonstrate how the new generation of horticulturists are collaborating with the environment. Roots Plants, located in Hampshire, is utilizing Air-Pot containers that are constructed from recycled plastic. read more

Egypt exported approximately 56,000 tons of fresh produce last week, as reported by the General Organization for Export and Import Control (GOEIC) and released by the National Food Safety Authority (NFSA). These shipments were part of a total of 210,000 tons of food and agricultural products. read more

Michigan State University's Institute of Agricultural Technology is offering an online course on Greenhouse Structures and Management this fall. The course will be held from August 25 to December 7, on Mondays from 7 P.M. to 9 P.M. The course will cover topics such as the importance of greenhouse structures and management. read more

A supplier of side profiles for greenhouse growing tables has been ordered by the court to pay damages to a flower grower. The case concerned deliveries made back in 2010. The supplier disputed that the delivery was faulty and argued that, since the grower used the benches for many years, there read more

"Gerbera United is more than just a nursery. It's a fusion of passion, innovation, and sustainability," shares FM Group in part one of their series on biological crop protection at Gerbera United. Since 2009, three growers — Dick Kooij, WP van den Berg, and later Gijsbert Verboom have combined. read more

The berry specialist Driscoll's has been recognized for its One Family, One Earth campaign, which showcases community investments and environmental sustainability initiatives. read more

The Department of Mobility of the Western Cape Province has confirmed that it is actively taking measures to alleviate the bottlenecks at the port of Cape Town. The Deputy Director-General of the Department, Corrine Gallant, presented the current initiatives, including: read more

Kalyna-Buhrin LLC, based in Ukraine's Rivne region, has developed a modern vegetable production operation spanning 300 hectares, including its own greenhouses and long-term storage facilities. These innovations have enabled the company to enter international markets and export produce. read more

From August 25 to 29, 2025, Antioquia will open its doors to the floral world for Chrysanthemum Week, a professional experience created by eight breeders in Colombia: Danziger, Dekker, Deliflor, Dümmen Orange, Floritec, Icon Selections, Progeny, and Royal Van Zanten. "Showcasing innovation." read more

The cold storage facilities of Dutch Flower Group (DFG) in Aalsmeer, the Netherlands, where e-Flora is located, have recently undergone significant sustainability improvements. DAEL Energy from Maasdijk designed and installed a custom "smart" solar PV system at the facility. Through collaboration, the two companies evaluated DFG's operations. read more

The London-based vertical farming technology company Vertical Future has gone into administration, which signifies a formal advancement of the sale process that was initially reported at the end of July. Public documents filed at Companies House indicate that Richard Cole and Steve Kenny from KBL Advisory have been appointed as joint administrators. read more