Regions
Prices for growers plummet due to Queensland vegetable glut
2023-08-22 00:00
Ideal conditions in one of Australia's biggest winter vegetable growing regions have seen the volume of produce skyrocket. The vegetable glut has led to an oversupply which, given the basic law of supply and demand, should lead to cheaper vegetables for the consumer.
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Watermelon prices in Moldova continue to decline – what to expect in the upcoming weeks?
2023-08-22 00:00
Wholesale prices for watermelon have been declining quite rapidly on the Moldovan market. Judging by the weekly wholesale price monitoring of EastFruit, the average price for watermelons during the past decreased by 20% – to 4 lei /kg ($0.23/kg) from 5-6 lei / kg ($ 0.28-0.34 / kg) in the
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Nationwide Produce have received the first new season Kiwiberries imported from Portugal. These Kiwiberries with their unique characteristics and are growing in popularity among UK consumers.
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White nectarine with red veins harvested in Italy
2023-08-22 00:00
The harvest of Gilda, the nectarine variety offered by OP Granfrutta Zani, has begun. A distinctive fruit characterized by a deep red skin and white flesh with red veins radiating towards the stone.
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Shorter supplies of Mexican organic bananas continues
2023-08-22 00:00
It’s been a strange year in organic bananas from Mexico. “We usually have a lot of production during the summer months and that has not been the case. Production has slowed down quite a bit, at least in Mexico,” says Mayra Velazquez de León, president and CEO of Organics Unlimited.
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Domestic cherry production recovered in MY 2022/23
2023-08-22 00:00
Japan’s MY 2022/23 cherry production recovered. FAS/Japan forecasts cherry production will further increase in MY 2023/24 due to favorable weather conditions. U.S. sweet cherry exports to Japan bounce back in MY 2023/24 buoyed by tariff elimination and recovered U.S. production. FAS/Japan
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"An empty market means Corina pears could sell for good prices"
2023-08-22 00:00
The new Conference pear season is about to start in Belgium, which means the Corina season is almost over. These early Corina pears are on the market until the first Conferences appear and have sold well again this year. "The market was empty, so prices were quite high. I think growers and
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Agrodolores brings together more than a thousand people under the slogan 'I am a farmer'.
2023-08-22 00:00
More than a thousand participants gave their support to agriculture in an event which, for the second consecutive year, took place along the promenade of Santiago de la Ribera, (San Javier) and which was attended by various local authorities such as José Miguel Luengo, Mayor of San Javier.
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Food export bans by 19 countries affects the global market
2023-08-22 00:00
Nineteen countries have extended the ban on exports of 25 food products until December 2023. For Bangladesh, and many other countries all over the world, this is causing an increase in food prices.
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"Unbalanced large/small supply ratio on orange market"
2023-08-22 00:00
A calm citrus demand is typical in August, says Eddy Kreukniet of Exsa Europe. "Many people are on vacation, and then consumption drops, despite promotions. It hasn't been more or less than other years, though," he begins.
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New label for Mexico’s late season extra-large mangoes
2023-08-22 00:00
For just six weeks out of the year, the end-of-season Keitt mango variety is available. Grown in Mexico’s latest mango region North Sinaloa, the 2023 season for Mexican Keitt mangos officially began the second week of August and is projected to last several weeks into September, depending on
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"Climate and production costs reduced volumes by 20%"
2023-08-22 00:00
The Egyptian sweet potato campaign has just begun and will last until February 2024, in a context of lower volumes than in the same period of the previous season, and strong demand. Ayman El Sayed, Sales and Export Manager at Fresh Zone, gives an overview of the campaign kick-off.
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Israel’s 2023 pomegranate season started earlier this month (August) with an empty European market paying higher prices for this fruit. Yinon Osem, CEO of Edom Fruits: “We started our season over the last two weeks. There was a big and very good overlap between Peru and Israel. Peru was
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"In recent weeks, the price of arugula has risen noticeably again"
2023-08-22 00:00
Arugula and cherry tomatoes are the main products delivered from the vegetable gardens of Italy in the summer, as Rasim Shateri, managing director of Gemex Handels GmbH, based at the Berlin wholesale market, tells us. He offers arugula twelve months a year with origin in Italy. "In the last
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Moroccan avocado exports to Germany reach record high
2023-08-22 00:00
Along with other destinations, Morocco has been actively increasing its avocado exports to Germany, reports EastFruit. The exports to the German market have more than quadrupled since the MY 2016/17 (Jul-Jun) and reached 5,000 tonnes valued at $17 mln.
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Romanian pea harvest 62% higher than in 2022
2023-08-22 00:00
Romanian producer Hortifruct has announced an increase in production in 2023 of over 20 million cans, bottles and jars, compared to 2022. These figures are estimated due to increased production, as Hortifruct planted more vegetables at the beginning of the year than last year. The expectations
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Shufersal reported a rise in second-quarter profit
2023-08-22 00:00
Qatar: Safari launches Onachantha promotion
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Turkey continues to be among the top ten global exporters for peaches and nectarines
2023-08-22 00:00
The total cherry production forecast in Turkey in Marketing Year (MY) 2023/24 is 900,000 metric tons (MT), which is 8 percent higher than MY 2022/23, due to favorable weather and soil conditions. As of early August 2023, cherry exports have reached 75,000 MT, and are on track to surpass the
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Difficult start to the season of Egyptian pomegranates
2023-08-22 00:00
Like many other crops in other parts of the world, the pomegranate sector in Egypt is suffering this year from the effects of constantly rising temperatures and heat waves. Mina Antony, CEO of E2M, reports a difficult start to the campaign.
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The new school year has begun in some regions of the Netherlands, so demand for fruit is also starting to pick up. "That often happens first and foremost with mandarins, as a typical school fruit, these sales are a bit up," says Pieter de Ruiter of 4Fruit Company.
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