The strawberry campaign continues, characterized by high quality and abundant production. The Sabrosa branded Candonga and the Inspire branded Matera are in high demand. Asparagus also has good production and quality, while broad beans are currently in full swing. Sicilian lemons are selling reasonably well. read more

The Morocco Tomato Conference (MTC) will take place on May 21, 2025, in Agadir, Morocco's hub for greenhouse agriculture, at the Palais des Congrès Les Dunes d'Or. This event, held under the patronage of the Interprofessional Federation of Fruits and Vegetables and the Chamber of Agriculture of read more

In 2024, flower bulbs were cultivated over an area of arable land of more than 27 thousand hectares. That was 16 percent more than in 2014. More tulips were grown, in particular, as well as lilies and other bulbs and tubers. In 2024, the area used to cultivate flower bulbs decreased slightly. read more

An unusual monsoon surge in Southeast Asia has caused congestion at major container ports, Singapore and Port Klang, after almost a week of heavy rainfall. Linerlytica reports delays of up to three days at both ports. Singapore, known as the world's read more

This week, prices of certain fruit varieties have increased due to lower arrivals, specifically apples and plums. Additionally, as the Qingming Festival is approaching, demand for fruits like grapes and blueberries has risen, leading to quicker sales. The supply of New Zealand apples has also decreased. read more

The second edition of Fruit Attraction São Paulo 2025 has concluded with a remarkable participation of countries from the Southern Cone, particularly Brazil, Chile, Argentina, and Uruguay, along with some European participants including Italy, Greece, Egypt, and the Netherlands. read more

With Ugadi approaching, the festive atmosphere is being affected by a significant increase in prices of fruits, flowers, and vegetables in major markets in the city. The cost of mangoes has risen by about Rs 50, while flower prices have doubled ahead of the festival. Button roses and chrysanthemums are... read more

The Morocco Tomato Conference (MTC) will be held on May 21, 2025, in Agadir, Morocco's center for greenhouse agriculture, at the Palais des Congrès Les Dunes d'Or. This event, organized under the auspices of the Interprofessional Federation of Fruits and Vegetables and the Chamber of Agriculture of read more

Since the 1980s, Morocco's horticulture value chain has expanded, impacting employment and the trade balance. The sector has created jobs in agricultural production and related services such as logistics and processing. Challenges such as climate change, quality standards, and foreign competition have also emerged. read more

Natural Delights® is proud to celebrate 100 years of CPMA by showcasing its expanding organic product line and highlighting the increasing demand for organic Medjool dates in Canada. For the last several years, the company has focused on expanding global distribution to meet the rising demand. read more

Joya Europe kicks off the 2024-2025 season with a record marketable volume of 20,000 tons of apples, a 17% increase compared to the previous season. In Italy, the results of the last two seasons have shown a positive sales trend: for the new season, the goal is to. read more

A collaborative research effort between Pakistan's Shaheed Benazir Bhutto University (SBBU) and China's Yunnan Academy of Agricultural Sciences (YAAS) has explored novel techniques that may aid Pakistani farmers in cultivating roses and marigolds, which are frequently utilized in the country for cultural festivities and celebrations. read more

Botanist and Head of Science at the Oxford Botanic Garden and Arboretum, Dr. Chris Thorogood, will be giving The Chartered Institute of Horticulture's (CIH) James Bruce Memorial Lecture. In addition to his roles at Oxford University, Chris also serves as a visiting professor at the University of the Philippines. read more

The beloved high-quality pear, previously named PiqaBoo®, now has a gorgeous new appearance and a new name: PIQA® Red. PIQA Red is being introduced to the Chinese market for the 2025 season. Cultivated in New Zealand, PIQA Red is a distinct interspecific pear variety developed through more than 20 years of innovation. read more

After conducting an online survey for cherries, it is now time to focus on apples, which aims to assist 104 families of Golden apple producers in the Alpes de Haute Durance. Apples are currently the second most consumed fruit in France, right after bananas. Challenges such as aging orchards and competition from Eastern Europe are being faced. read more

The Egyptian table grape season is set to begin in early May, with early varieties cultivated in a consistent environment with stable acreage and mild weather conditions, as stated by Mohammed Ezzat, CEO of Green Nile. "The table grape acreage in Egypt has remained relatively stable, with... read more

The Miyazaki mango, also known as the "Egg of the Sun," is one of the most expensive fruits globally, with prices reaching approximately US$3,600 per kilogram. Grown in Miyazaki Prefecture, Japan, this mango is cultivated under specific conditions. read more

Niemniej jednak, mimo zimowych fal i gwałtownych opadów śniegu w niektórych regionach Chin na początku 2025 roku, produkcja czosnku w kraju i poziom eksportu powinny pozostać stabilne - informuje FreshFruitPortal. read more

Scales Corporation, the largest apple export company in New Zealand, predicts that premium varieties such as Dazzle, Posy, and Diva will make up 80 percent of its export volumes by 2027. read more

Avocados Australia has been awarded A$200,000 in trade promotion funding through the Asean-Australia Centre’s 2024/25 grants programme, the organization has confirmed. read more