Cultivating perennial apple, sweet cherry, and grape orchards causes minimal environmental harm.
2026-03-28 00:00
Experts from the Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) of the United Nations are conducting a global Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) study in Uzbekistan's fruit and vegetable sector, with completion expected this year, reports EastFruit.
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South African citrus is experiencing increasing pressure due to the conflict in the Middle East.
2026-03-27 17:00
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McCain and Heinz Wattie's have closed down vegetable processing facilities in New Zealand.
2026-03-27 05:00
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Agricultural shipments from India to the Gulf region have resumed.
2026-03-27 03:00
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Pierwszy raz udane dostarczono południowoafrykańskie winogrona stołowe na Filipiny, co stanowi istotny kamień milowy po uzyskaniu dostępu do rynku w 2025 roku.
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Bom Group and HX Agriculture have signed a long-term cooperation agreement for the construction of multiple HX AGF greenhouses across China. The projects aim to be a step forward in the modernization of Chinese horticulture and are expected to provide a major boost to lettuce production.
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The European Union is providing funding to support upgrades in Durban that will benefit South Africa's fruit exports.
2026-03-27 00:00
Unia Europejska przeznaczyła 184 miliony dolarów na afrykańską infrastrukturę morską w ramach swojej Globalnej Strategii Bramy Światowej, przy czym Port Durban został wskazany jako główny beneficjent. Dla sektora świeżych produktów rolnych RPA, który eksportuje rocznie ponad 2,6 miliona ton cytrusów, obok rosnącej
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"Margines na świeżych produktach są zbyt wrażliwe, by logistyka mogła je zignorować"
2026-03-27 00:00
Gaurav Sethi, Director of Mumbai-based Intercont Liner, points out that India's logistics for exporting fresh produce has changed. He highlights the shift from a fragmented and cost-driven ecosystem to a more structured and reliable one. Sethi mentions that there is now increased availability of ocean reefers and improved connectivity.
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Agreement signed between companies from Italy and Uzbekistan.
2026-03-27 00:00
The Memorandum of Understanding between the Uzbek Ministry of Agriculture, the Cermac Consortium, and Promos Italia for cooperation in the agricultural production sector was signed in Tashkent. Cermac President Enrico Turoni explains that "The signing of this agreement is satisfying and we..."
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The proposed trading plan by the City of Cape Town has raised concerns among the historic Trafalgar Flower sellers on Adderley Street. The market, which has been operating for many years, is facing potential changes. The city's proposal aims to formalize the site, protect long-standing traders, and bring it in line with regulations.
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Russia has rejected shipments of avocados and grapes due to discrepancies in the accompanying documents.
2026-03-27 00:00
The Russian phytosanitary authorities have stopped two fruit shipments at the Ubylinka border crossing in the Pskov region due to discrepancies in documentation and labeling. A 20-ton shipment of fresh avocados, which was being transported from the Netherlands but listed Peru as the country of origin, did not meet the requirements...
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For the fifth consecutive year, the Sole 365 edlp banner of Ap Commerciale (Megamark-Selex) has been awarded the title of Best Fruit and Vegetable Department in Italy at the CX Store Award 2026, also featured in Gdoweek, along with the recognition for the second consecutive year for the Best Display.
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Rose grower Marjoland, located in Waddinxveen, the Netherlands, has invested in three Meto UV-C robots from Berg Hortimotive. These machines are specifically designed to combat diseases and pests in ornamental horticulture. The robots were acquired along with a Meto Trans unit, allowing the system to.
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India: Kashmir is preparing to supply tulip bulbs across the country, reducing the need for imports.
2026-03-27 00:00
In a significant move towards self-sufficiency in floriculture, a research center in south Kashmir is gearing up to provide locally grown tulip bulbs and seeds to major gardens across India, thereby substantially decreasing the country's reliance on expensive imports. The Centre of Excellence for Tulips is leading this initiative.
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UK: Sainsbury's transforms its Tonbridge supermarket into a new flagship store. Sainsbury's announced: "Sainsbury's has revealed its new flagship supermarket after a significant project to expand and refurbish its current store in Tonbridge, Kent, into a larger, state-of-the-art superstore."
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Przeciwko gigantom mango: Jak Kostaryka wykuwa swoją niszę pomiędzy Peru i Meksykiem.
2026-03-27 00:00
The mango export season in Costa Rica, which lasts from February to May, aims to bridge the gap between the seasons in Peru and Mexico. Manga Rica, a grower-exporter, evenly divides its sales between the United States and Europe. "This season, disruptions in supply have occurred in Peru, Brazil, Ecuador, and Nicaragua."
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Morocco has become the leading supplier of green beans for Ireland.
2026-03-27 00:00
Marocco has become the main supplier of green beans to Ireland, according to EastFruit, due to a significant increase in export quantities. In 2025, Ireland imported 817 tons of Moroccan green beans, which is 2.5 times more than in 2024 and almost seven times the amount imported in 2023.
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Australia: Growers in Tasmania seeking to address shortages caused by a lack of tulips.
2026-03-27 00:00
Tulip bulb sellers are facing a shortage of products, but they are advising customers not to panic. Graham Stoneman, the owner of Stoneman's Garden Centre, mentioned that his business has been receiving fewer tulip bulbs than usual. "We've been informed by the supplier that there is a shortage, which is why we"
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