The processing phase of Cultiva's products will be taken over by Sab in its own facilities in Telgate (Bg), according to the information provided by the Opwhich will concentrate on agricultural activities, i.e. raw material supplies in Italy and abroad. The plant
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A.P. Moller - Maersk increases cargo flight frequency, commits new freighter to global network
2023-06-20 00:00
In an effort to strengthen connectivity and meet customers’ integrated logistics needs, A.P. Moller - Maersk (Maersk) is bolstering its growing freighter network between Mainland China, Southeast Asia, Europe, and the U.S. by increasing frequencies of regular flights as well as introducing
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Vietnam’s dragon fruit imports have dropped sharply, boosting Chinese domestic market
2023-06-20 00:00
Affected by the hot weather, the production of red dragon fruit in Guangxi production areas this season is expected to decrease by 30% compared to the same period last year. As the import of Vietnamese dragon fruit is blocked, the demand for domestic dragon fruit in the market has surged. Mr.
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EU forecast for citrus fruit drops by ten percent
2023-06-20 00:00
In a recent USDA report, citrus production in the EU has been revised downwards for this season, affecting lemons and oranges in particular. The drop in production is mainly due to the expected sharp declines in Spain, which accounts for about 65 % of the
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High demand for Egyptian onions drives up prices
2023-06-20 00:00
The Egyptian onion season is ongoing in a context of rising demand and lower volumes than last year, driving up prices and presaging an increase in acreage next season. Mohammad Hassan, Sales Manager at On Trade, gives an overview of the season.
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New collaboration between Queensland Fruit & Vegetable Growers and the FNQ Food Incubator
2023-06-20 00:00
Queensland horticultural growers will be able to create, innovate and accelerate their ideas thanks to a new collaboration announced today between Queensland Fruit & Vegetable Growers (QFVG) and the FNQ Food Incubator.
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Exports of Alphonos, Kesar and Banganpalli mangoes from India to the US market has more than doubled in the current season (April-June) compared to the year-ago period, because of a decline in air freight and a new irradiation facility in Ahmedabad.
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"Inexplicably, the lira's exchange rate decline isn't affecting our exports to Turkey"
2023-06-20 00:00
After the Turkish elections, the lira went into free fall. The currency has lost as much as 20% of its value against the euro. However, that has not impacted Verita Holland, which exports exotics from the Netherlands to Türkiye. "It's inexplicable; our sales are only increasing," Muhammet Cakir
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Argentina uses more Yuan to pay for Chinese imports
2023-06-20 00:00
Argentina has stepped up the use of the Chinese yuan to pay for imports from China, instead of using US Dollars. This is part of a currency swap deal with Beijing.
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NSW farmers welcome fast-tracked freight review
2023-06-20 00:00
The state’s peak farming body says rural and regional road and rail needs to be urgently looked at as part of a federal freight and supply chain review.
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Dole Italy in the forefront at Swimtheisland
2023-06-20 00:00
On the first weekend of summer - 24 and 25 June - the 2023 edition of Swimtheisland Sirmione is scheduled: a unique experience that, as every year, returns to enliven the heart of the medieval village on Lake Garda, known for its evocative natural views and enchanting
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"We are now sourcing chanterelles from Sweden and Estonia"
2023-06-20 00:00
Despite the weather, this has been a good start to the Eastern European wild mushroom season. "The chanterelle campaign has started particularly well. The desired calibers are all available in sufficient quantities and the prices have also been particularly pleasing so far. We are currently
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Zespri, solidarity for flooded Romagna
2023-06-20 00:00
Zespri, a New Zealand company and world leader in the production and marketing of kiwifruit, also by virtue of its deep-rooted ties with the Italian and Romagna territory, will support the organisation of the great Italia Loves Romagna concert-event on 24 June as silver sponsor,
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Short courses bring Dutch greenhouse tech to South African growers
2023-06-20 00:00
Starting next month, the Horti Demo Centre at the University of Stellenbosch will share its expertise through a series of short courses aimed at participants with all levels of experience (as well as those with no experience but a keenness to learn more from the masters in greenhouse technology).
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Container volume at Valenciaport sees fall during 2023
2023-06-20 00:00
Valenciaport in Spain handled 7,236,365 tonnes of cargo in May, which was 6.66% less than the same month in 2022, while the total number of TEUs was 452,858, translating to a year-on-year 6.22% decrease.
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Aldi Nord expands training in logistics
2023-06-20 00:00
Training in logistics is already an integral part of some Aldi regional companies. At the start of the new training year, more regional companies are expanding their training portfolio and employing junior staff in logistics. This means that in future 17 of the 25
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Market overview of fruits and berries for freezing in Moldova
2023-06-20 00:00
EastFruit recently published a market report on the very difficult situation for growers and freezers in Eastern European as it relates to the main product of this sector – frozen raspberries. Now, EastFruit analysts provide a complete overview of the Moldovan market for all major berries and
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DiMuto, an AgriFintech trade management solution, has partnered with Wismettac Foods to digitize its product offering, enabling food traceability and supply chain visibility across its various import and export operations.
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Himachal growers want Minimum Import Price for stone fruits
2023-06-20 00:00
Stone fruit growers in Himachal Pradesh are demanding a minimum import price (MIP) on the import of these fruits. The reason they give is that large imports of stone fruits from Afghanistan and Iran have impacted the prices of local varieties.
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Verona cherries, the difficulties are behind us
2023-06-20 00:00
The Verona area is historically among the most important in Italy for the cherry sector. We asked Stefano Pezzo of Cherry Passion and Bragantini Marco and Sons and Alessio Costa of Lc Fruit, the Monteforte transfer company, about the current campaign.
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