Historic Anne Frank sapling makes its way to Staten Island campus
2026-05-15 00:00
Ambius recently transported a historic sapling tree to Wagner College on Staten Island on behalf of the Anne Frank Center USA, marking the latest chapter in an ongoing partnership between the two organizations. The sapling was picked up from Vallonia Nursery in Indiana and transported to Wagner.
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Dutch potting soil producer acquires major Latvian peat specialist.
2026-05-15 00:00
The Van Egmond Groep, a potting soil producer based in Amsterdam, the Netherlands, has acquired all shares of SIA Unguri, a Latvian producer of peat and peat products. The acquisition strengthens the company's position as a supplier of high-quality substrates and raw materials.
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Spain, apricot trees in the trench after yet another hailstorm
2026-05-15 00:00
In Spain, spring continues to bill fruit-growing areas. After a series of thunderstorms accompanied by hail that has been affecting various productive areas of the country since April, the latest significant episode hit the province of Lleida a few days ago.
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"98% by road; we can do better"
2026-05-15 00:00
Z wszystkich kontenerów rafy przybywających do portu w Rotterdamie w Holandii, około 98% jest następnie transportowanych ciężarówkami. Według Chrisa Reidsmy, można to zrobić bardziej efektywnie i zrównoważenie. Jego firma, Raillogix, skupia się na transportze kolejowym chłodzonych kontenerów jako alternatywie.
Raillogix is a company that focuses on refrigerated rail transport as an alternative to truck transport for around 98% of reef containers arriving at the Port of Rotterdam in the Netherlands, according to Chris Reidsma. read more
Raillogix is a company that focuses on refrigerated rail transport as an alternative to truck transport for around 98% of reef containers arriving at the Port of Rotterdam in the Netherlands, according to Chris Reidsma. read more
A new packaging solution based on cubes from India focuses on reducing wasted space in fresh produce transportation.
2026-05-15 00:00
Indian fresh produce exporters are facing increasing pressure to increase the volume of their products while reducing costs. They are navigating crowded cold chains and looking for ways to use less plastic without compromising the shelf-life or appearance of their products. "Traditional packaging such as clamshells and trays often take up unnecessary space in cartons and pallets, leading exporters to"
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The limited availability of other varieties may contribute to a stronger position for SnapDragon.
2026-05-15 00:00
The SnapDragon apples grown in Poland recently had to withstand heavy frosts in the past weeks, but overall the fruitlets are recovering, according to Kamila Jankowska, owner of the Polish apple tree nursery Perfect Fruits Sp. z O.O.: "Regarding the frost damage that Polish apple growers recently experienced,…"
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"EU retailers require more than just fruit; they also need supply predictability, product traceability, and reduced losses," says David Saakyan, founder of BellyBella Fruit Company, an Armenian producer and exporter of flat peaches, flat nectarines, and plums.
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Spreafico launches the Berries Academy, the new strategic school for the retail sector.
2026-05-15 00:00
After the success of the "Avocado Academy", Spreafico Francesco & F.lli, a leader in the fruit and vegetable sector for 70 years, presents the new "Berries Academy", a training project entirely dedicated to the world of small fruits - blueberries, raspberries, and blackberries - designed to accompany...
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Check out what you will read in the latest "Berry Magazine" 5/2026! 100 pages of berry content!
2026-05-15 00:00
The fifth issue of "The Strawberry Patch" this year has an exceptionally international character. We take you to leading farms and production centers in the United Kingdom, Italy, the Netherlands, and Germany, where we showcase modern strawberry cultivation technologies and trends.
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Morocco has doubled its direct tomato exports to Finland, setting a new record in the 2025/26 season.
2026-05-15 00:00
According to EastFruit, Morocco has greatly increased its presence in the tomato market in Northern Europe, with direct exports to Finland doubling in the current season. Between July 2025 and February 2026, Finland imported 2,200 tons of Moroccan tomatoes, worth almost EUR 6 million.
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Sainsbury's has opened its first airport store in England.
2026-05-15 00:00
New Zealand: Foodstuffs South Island CEO Mary Devine to step down
Foodstuffs South Island (FSSI) announced that Chief Executive Officer Mary Devine will step down from her role at the end of 2026. FSSI Chair Marcel Gray said Devine had decided it is the right time to leave the co-operative. read more
Foodstuffs South Island (FSSI) announced that Chief Executive Officer Mary Devine will step down from her role at the end of 2026. FSSI Chair Marcel Gray said Devine had decided it is the right time to leave the co-operative. read more
Polish strawberries versus imports. Spanish fruits win on price, but consumers are increasingly paying attention to quality.
2026-05-15 00:00
There is currently a clear battle for the consumer on the store shelves. On one hand, the first Polish strawberries from tunnel cultivation are appearing, while on the other hand, imported fruits – mainly from Spain and Greece – continue to dominate. Although domestic strawberries stand out in terms of taste,
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During the 2025-26 season, Korean company Daemyung Farms sent its first shipment of Muscat Shine grapes to Costco US. The company is currently in discussions to expand into Costco in Korea and China for the upcoming 2026-27 season, which is set to begin in September of this year.
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When it comes to high infidelity: the average Italian frequents up to 6 different supermarkets.
2026-05-15 00:00
During Linkontro, the leading event in Italy for the Fast-Moving Consumer Goods sector, NielsenIQ provides a comprehensive overview of consumption trends in Italy, in a market phase that may seem stable only on the surface. The 2026 edition saw the participation of nearly 700 managers and 245 attendees.
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CGA stands for the Confederation of South African Agriculture.
2026-05-14 11:00
The Citrus Growers Association (CGA) has issued a statement regarding the destructive floods that have affected citrus-growing areas in South Africa.
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Global transplant technology provider Plant Tape officially launched its presence in Australia at Vic Vid 2026. The Plant Tape system introduces a new approach to transplanting, designed to help growers improve efficiency, reduce labor dependence, and deliver more consistent crop yields.
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A challenging harvest has resulted in a slow start to sales for Australian almonds.
2026-05-14 04:00
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Asia's next opportunity lies within Asia itself.
2026-05-14 04:00
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Chinse blueberries are gaining popularity in South-East Asia.
2026-05-14 03:00
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Greece, fear is growing in the fields: stone fruit trees affected by an undiagnosed disease.
2026-05-14 00:00
In Greece, alarm is growing in the stone fruit sector due to the phenomenon of the so-called "dry sprouts", a syndrome that is not yet fully understood and is affecting peaches and nectarines, apricots, and almonds. The issue, particularly highlighted at the beginning of 2026, is causing concerns.
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