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The President of South Korea attended an orchid naming ceremony while on a state visit to Singapore.
2026-03-04 00:00
During his state visit to Singapore, South Korean President Jae-myung Lee attended an orchid naming ceremony at the Singapore Government Building on March 2, where he named a type of tropical orchid in the Vanda genus as "Vanda Lee Jae Myung Kim Hea Kyung."
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W rozmowach z innymi odwiedzającymi na niedawnych targach Gulfood 2026, wyraźnie było widać pojawienie się orzechów pekan na globalnym rynku gastronomicznym - powiedział RP Campher, ekonomista rolny z Południowoafrykańskiego Stowarzyszenia Producentów Orzechów Pekan. Więcej rynków obecnie poszukuje tego produktu. W tej chwili, południowoafrykańskie orzechy pekan.
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A rice farming village in this city is slowly transforming idle lots into a thriving agro-tourism flower farm to attract more visitors and generate income, local officials announced on Tuesday. Barangay 30 Suyo has launched its agro-tourism flower farm near the village hall, which was developed by village officials.
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Spanish strawberries, countryside slowed down by bad weather: less supply and higher prices
2026-03-04 00:00
The strawberry campaign in Spain is proceeding at a slow pace, and for the Italian market, it is a signal to monitor carefully. What is happening in Huelva, as reported by FruitToday and ValenciaFruits, a central hub for the European berry supply, has an impact on commercial balances.
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Kuwait has implemented a one-month ban on food exports and set fixed prices for domestic sales.
2026-03-04 00:00
Kuwait has implemented a temporary ban on the export of all types of food products and established fixed selling prices as part of efforts to safeguard consumers and stabilize the local market. The initiative was announced by Kuwait's Minister of Commerce and Industry, Osama Boodai.
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"Hiszpania dokonała znaczącego skoku naprzód w produkcji winogron bezpestkowych i ma obiecującą przyszłość."
2026-03-04 00:00
Table grapes in Spain are currently going through a significant period of growth, fueled by innovation in different grape varieties and a stronger emphasis on positioning them as a convenient and healthy food option. Companies like El Ciruelo, Moyca, and Grupo Paloma, based in Murcia, are leading the way in showcasing the development of table grapes, changing consumption patterns, increasing export opportunities, and future projections.
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Badanie sekwencjonowania genomu patogenu zgorzeli cyclamenu po raz pierwszy w Brazylii.
2026-03-04 00:00
Researchers at Embrapa have, for the first time in Brazil, sequenced the genome of Fusarium oxysporum f. sp. cyclaminis (Focy), the fungus that causes fusarium wilt in cyclamen. This scientific breakthrough enhances disease control strategies for a pathogen that compromised more than...
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Plant variety protection is essential for encouraging breeders to innovate. It also ensures the sustainable development of the horticulture industry. The Netherlands has long been a global leader in the flower sector. This is due to its vast industry scale, efficient market mechanisms, advanced...
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Kyrgyz exporters are noticing an increasing interest from European buyers in frozen fruits and vegetables.
2026-03-04 00:00
Kyrgyz agricultural products, especially frozen fruits and vegetables, are experiencing increasing demand in the European market, as stated by Tilek Zhumaliev, Deputy Director of the Kyrgyz Export Center. European buyers, including companies from Germany, have shown interest in sliced and...
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Why buy mangoes when you can rent the whole tree in India?
2026-03-04 00:00
A Kochi-based entrepreneur has developed a model that allows consumers to lease Alphonso mango trees and secure ownership over the harvest. The concept emerged after demand from neighbors for export-quality mangoes sourced during trips between Kerala and Bengaluru. The venture, Rent a Tree,
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The Netherlands and China are the primary suppliers of imported flowers to the Ural region.
2026-03-04 00:00
The Netherlands and China continue to be the primary suppliers of imported flowers to the Urals, as reported by the press service of the Ural Customs Administration. In February 2026, customs officials cleared over 8 million imported flowers. Since the beginning of the year, over 670 tonnes of flowers have been imported.
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Chiranjeevi A R, CEO of Scion Agricos, mentioned that the supply of apple stocks in India has been moderate due to recent arrivals, especially of Polish Royal Gala and other red varieties from specific European countries and Iran. He also noted that Polish apples are currently in high demand as their shipments were already on the way.
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Australian blueberry exports are expected to double following the recent approval of access to the Vietnamese market.
2026-03-04 00:00
"The biggest challenge in opening new markets is not demand," says Berries Australia CEO Rachel Mackenzie. "The primary challenge is overcoming phytosanitary trade barriers." For Australia's berry industry, that reality has made last year's breakthrough into Vietnam — the first protocol market.
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Rosja: Krajowa produkcja kwiatów rozszerza się na kluczowe regiony.
2026-03-04 00:00
The production of flowers in Russia has been steadily increasing over the past five years, rising from around 347 million stems to approximately 454.8 million stems in 2025. The percentage of domestically grown flowers in retail sales has also seen an increase, climbing from 14% in 2019 to 22-25% in 2025. Within the premium rose segment, Russian...
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Kiwi Passion conquering South Africa
2026-03-04 00:00
The international development path of the patented Red Passion and Gold Passion kiwi varieties takes a new strategic step with the recent mission of the dedicated team in South Africa. The goal is clear: to consolidate and expand the off-season cultivation project.
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Freight disruptions are causing delays in the export of fruits and vegetables from India.
2026-03-04 00:00
Ramadan and Easter are important periods for fruit and vegetable exporters who supply West Asia and Europe. Many exporters strategically plan their production and shipments around these dates, with some even procuring seeds and growing vegetables specifically for the European markets. This is because the period from January to April is generally a busy time for exports to Europe.
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Disruptions in Iran and the U.S. crop cycle are causing a tightening of the pistachio supply.
2026-03-04 00:00
The United States, Turkey, and Iran are the top three pistachio producers and exporters globally. In 2025, the United States harvested approximately 712,000 metric tons (MT) of pistachios, Turkey produced around 135,000 MT, and Iran yielded about 225,000 MT, all in inshell form.
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Kalifornijskie orzechy włoskie są wysyłane na całym świecie, a Bliski Wschód jest ważnym miejscem docelowym. „Wysyłamy wiele do Dubaju” - mówi Bill Carriere z Carriere Farms. Część tej objętości pozostaje w Dubaju, ale region jest także ważnym centrum handlowym. „Z Dubaju produkt jest przekierowywany do”
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Catastrophic losses in greenhouses and crops have been reported in Souss-Massa, Morocco due to a shortage of plastic.
2026-03-04 00:00
At the end of February, a sudden storm with strong winds hit the Souss Massa region, a major fresh fruit and vegetable production hub in Morocco. The damage to crops and greenhouses in the area is described as "catastrophic and shocking" by representatives of the growers.
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La Unió reported that the European food alert system, RASFF, detected 6 rejections of citrus fruits (4 from Egypt, 1 from Turkey, and 1 from Brazil) due to unapproved active ingredients or exceeding maximum residue limits (MRL). Additionally, there were five avocado rejections, 4 from Colombia.
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