The wait is almost over. Tomorrow (3 September), Asiafruit Knowledge Centre begins at Asia Fruit Logistica with three days of expert insights and fresh opportunities. read more

Freshfel Europe expresses its deep concern about this trade agreement and its development process. Aside from the impacts or benefits for trade, according to Freshfel Europe, this agreement raises numerous questions and concerns regarding fundamental principles of. read more

According to the association, Spanish fruit and vegetable exports outside the EU decreased by 5%. Within the EU, Germany and France were the markets with the strongest growth, with a volume increase of 2% and 3% respectively, and a value increase of 13% and 10% respectively. Spanish fruit and vegetable exports to Germany read more

New Zealand's fruit exports ranked second in value terms during the first half of 2025, following only dairy and travel, according to recently released government data. read more

Mission Produce has announced that it will showcase its year-round avocado programs and highlight Mexico's upcoming supply at Asia Fruit Logistica in Hong Kong this week. read more

"The new labor market numbers are dramatic. We urgently need reforms that will strengthen the location: lower social security contributions, reduce unnecessary reporting requirements, and provide relief in energy costs. If we don't take action now, further threats loom." read more

The Asiafruit Congress in Hall 5 is your point of contact for strategic market outlooks, keynote presentations, and lively panel discussions. read more

Due to steady growth, especially in the past five years, the fruit has become the fastest growing crop in the country. The biggest leap occurred in 2021/22, when production increased from 142,000 tons to 216,000 tons. In 2022/23, the output reached 292,000 tons. read more

The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) has filed a lawsuit in the Federal Court of Australia against four fresh produce suppliers and three senior executives for allegedly fixing prices when supplying fresh vegetables to Aldi, violating Australia's cartel laws. read more

The melon campaign continues, with demand remaining lively and good quality, but poor for watermelons. There is also strong demand for peaches and nectarines, but weak for eggplants and green beans. The quality of "salad" tomatoes is not optimal, as they have been penalized by a challenging summer. read more

The mandarin orange season in Yichang, Hubei Province, China, is about to begin. Harvesting starts in early September, with early varieties beginning to color around September 20. In fast-coloring varieties, the red coloration can exceed 50%. This year's mandarins are larger, cleaner, and juicier. read more

Umowa handlowa letnia między Unią Europejską a administracją Trumpa miała być punktem zwrotnym w relacjach transatlantyckich po miesiącach niepewności. 15% ograniczenie ceł nie było idealne, ale liderzy UE zaakceptowali je jako koszt utrzymania napięć handlowych z USA na niskim poziomie. read more

The Floriculture Department Kashmir has made its Training Institute at Rajbagh functional, marking a major milestone in advancing floriculture education, skill development, and employment/livelihood opportunities in the floriculture sector. The institute commenced operations on 09-08-2025. read more

Positive signals continue on fruit and vegetable consumption: according to the market observatory Cso Italy, in the first half of 2025, total volumes amount to 2.68 million tons, up by 4% compared to 2024, while total spending reaches 6.95 billion euros (+8%). read more

"When it froze in Turkey in April, we already knew that the apricot supply this year would be a complete disaster. We anticipated this by diverting to Tajikistan," says Richard Strijbis of Tovano, a wholesaler of nuts and southern fruits in Maasdijk. This situation fits into a pattern observed in recent years. read more

As growers and shippers in Florida are gearing up for the start of the Florida citrus season, they are pleased to receive positive news regarding tariffs from the Canadian government. The good news is that the retaliatory tariffs on U.S. products, including oranges and orange juice, have been lifted as of September 1st. "This news" read more

The apple harvest is currently in full swing in a large part of the DACH region (Germany, Austria, and Switzerland). The German apple harvest is expected to be successful, with an estimated yield of around 1 million tons (+15%), and there is a strong demand in the market. Favorable weather conditions and good fruit production have contributed to this positive outlook. read more

The Blueberry brand OZblu, managed by United Exports, will be unveiling its new Chinese brand name, 蓝有 (Lán Yǒu), at the 2025 Asia Fruit Logistica in Hong Kong. This name aims to enhance OZblu's market position in China while maintaining alignment with its worldwide image. The characters 蓝 read more

The Provincial Court of Valencia has sentenced a woman who defrauded Frutas Iberos SL, where she served as financial director, of more than 154,000 euros to two years in prison and a fine of 1,620 euros. The final sentence was issued after the parties reached an agreement during the trial held. read more

According to the National Statistics Committee, Uzbekistan exported 87.9 thousand tons of peaches, worth $80.5 million, to 15 foreign countries during the first seven months of 2025. The main export destinations were: Russia: 69,900 tons Kazakhstan: 13,100 tons Kyrgyzstan: 4,000 tons Belarus: read more