The United States is preparing to end the 2019 U.S.-Mexico Tomato Suspension Agreement on July 14, a move that will result in a 17.09 percent tariff being imposed on fresh tomatoes imported from Mexico. Industry organizations like the Texas International Produce Association, along with read more

The Italyfruit News Stock Exchange, produced every week in collaboration with Italmercati, made a stop this time at the Agroalimentare Center in Verona. read more

The fruit setting in Greek Jingold orchards is developing in a promising way, creating positive expectations for the new season, according to Mr. Konstantinos Chondroudis, General Manager of Jingold Greece. As he says, "So far, the production season has been moving according to plan, although there is still a lot of work to be done." read more

1980 was a year of many milestones for the Netherlands: the new municipality of Lelystad was established, Queen Juliana passed the crown to her daughter Beatrix, Gerard Nijboer won the Amsterdam Marathon, and Joop Zoetemelk claimed victory in the Tour de France. But there was more good news that year. read more

NZX-listed exporter T&G Global has revealed that it has received multiple inquiries regarding a potential sale. The Australian Financial Review has indicated that ROC Partners from Australia, which has significant agricultural activities in both Australia and New Zealand, has shown interest in a possible acquisition or breakup of the company. read more

Redland Fruit has rapidly built a reputation as a supplier of high-quality Australian produce and is now expanding its presence on the global market with a straightforward pledge: Exquisite fruit, directly from our farm to your fruit bowl. With more than 1,500 hectares of land under its management in Queensland, New South Wales, and Victoria, Redland Fruit is committed to delivering the best fruits to consumers worldwide. read more

This mango export season was challenging for Chetan Mendapara, Director of Hortica Foods LLP, who manages his father's 40-year-old Kesar mango farm in Junagadh, Gujarat, India. Despite successfully expanding his family's domestic mango trade to a global level in 2023, Mendapara faced low yields at the end of the season. read more

The 2025 stone fruit season across key global regions is marked by contrasting trends in production, pricing, and market dynamics. Weather impacts, shifting acreage, and strong demand continue to shape outcomes for producers and exporters alike. Italy reports stable overall production but
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The South African citrus export season of 2025 is in full swing, with projections indicating that 171.1 million 15kg cartons of citrus will be shipped by the end of the season. As the leading agricultural export sector in South Africa, efficient logistics are crucial, and while port logistics are often read more

Eksport bananów z Indii wzrósł z czasem, z 25 milionów dolarów w 2010 roku do 250,6 miliona dolarów w 2023 roku, jak podaje APEDA. Pomimo że Indie są największym producentem, ich udział w globalnym rynku bananów jest stosunkowo niewielki, wynoszący jedynie 1,2% całkowitego eksportu. Główne wyzwania hamujące. read more

With the arrival of the first StarRuby grapefruit from South Africa in week 19, this year's citrus season in the Southern Hemisphere began relatively early. "Since the Spanish season ended early this year, there was a high demand in the market for grapefruits from overseas at the beginning." read more

Moroccan avocado cultivation has seen remarkable growth over the past 15 years, as stated by Abdelkader Benchagra from Maroc Avocado, a company with operations in Morocco and the Netherlands. "In 2011/2012, we had to import Moroccan avocados through Spain or France. Local production was still in its early stages." read more

Peach prices in Spain have been on a downward trend since week 20 of the 2025 season, when they reached a peak of €216/100kg. This increase came after starting at €181 in week 19. Prices remained strong at €210 in week 21 but steadily declined in the following weeks, dropping to €181 in week 22. read more

The AIPH International Horticultural Expo Conference is back this year as an important component of the 77th AIPH Annual Congress, which will be held in the lively city of Ghent. Organized by AIPH with significant support from the Belgian Host Partner AVBS and Congress Sponsor Biblo, the Expo Conference kicks off the week's events. read more

While in Italy Carrefour is undergoing a deep internal restructuring, at the international level the French chain is taking a significant strategic step: the establishment of Concordis, a purchasing center founded together with Coopérative U. The goal? To strengthen its buying power. read more

Enzo Garnero, the co-founder of Nile Valley Srl, a company specializing in the marketing of Egyptian products, states that the Egyptian table grape campaign is currently underway. "We began shipping the first boxes in the third week of May, and we are now in the midst of the season." read more

The cold and rainy summer in Estonia has affected strawberry growers, leading to a delayed picking season. Normally ripe by June, this year's crop only reached optimal picking conditions in mid-July. Local sellers report that the market in Estonia is still well supplied, with prices at around €6.90 per kilo, ... read more

France: Carrefour has announced the signing of agreements for the sale of 9 stores in France, valued at approximately €70 million. This comes after the French Competition Authority approved Carrefour's acquisition of the Cora and Match banners in France, the Provera purchasing group, and 27 Casino stores. read more

Accordingly, Chilean cherries dominate the Chinese market due to their large volume and the timing coinciding with the Chinese New Year. The two countries have signed a bilateral free trade agreement that allows Chilean fruits to enter the Chinese market duty-free. read more

Hortifrut has officially launched its 2025/26 season by shipping the first container of blueberries from Peru to the Asian market. read more