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Companies in the fruit and vegetable sector in Spain are warning that ongoing geopolitical tensions could result in further price hikes if conflicts persist. A survey conducted by Aecoc revealed that companies in the sector are struggling to cope with the escalating costs. read more

Rwanda earned nearly $20 million from agricultural exports during the first half of May 2026, according to the National Agricultural Export Development Board (NAEB). Between May 4 and May 15, the country generated around $19.8 million from the export of more than 19,500 tons of agricultural products. read more

Popyt na królowe kalankoe rośnie stabilnie - zarówno w Turcji, jak i w całej Europie. Aby wesprzeć ten rozwój i zapewnić ciągłą niezawodność, jakość i skalowalność, Queen® podejmuje kolejny strategiczny krok w rozwoju swojego łańcucha dostaw. Produkcja sadzonek kalankoe Queen została zwiększona. read more

Tensions in the Middle East continue to affect global freight markets, with the Strait of Hormuz remaining closed and ongoing uncertainty around regional developments. In container shipping, the closure is expected to influence freight rates as peak season approaches. Rising fuel costs also contribute to this dynamic. read more

New Zealand Cherry Corp is leaving the cherry export market after 25 years to concentrate on property development related to its Shannon Farm subdivision in Cromwell. The company, established by Henry van der Velden and the late Bob Robertson, runs what they call the largest cherry orchard in the country. read more

Anyone following the grape sector in India during the 2025-26 season was aware that it was a challenging year for farmers and exporters. Prolonged heavy rains towards the end of 2025 in key growing regions like Nashik's Satara and Dindori belts led to a 45-55% reduction in yields. While the impact was most severe on traditional grape varieties, newer patented species also faced difficulties. read more

Jalisco is increasing its investment in promoting international trade and diversifying exports as agricultural producers aim to reduce their reliance on the U.S. market and expand their access to Asia and Europe. This strategy is being coordinated by Sader Jalisco and the Agricultural and Agroindustrial Development. read more

Georgia's peach season started in early May, about ten days earlier than usual. "We are excited to be up and running and it's great to have an early start," says Will McGehee with Genuine Georgia, representing Georgia's peach growers. The early start is due to an unusually dry March and April. read more

Pink Lady is expanding its promotional activities in Italy with a roadshow in the city markets of Milan, Rome, and Bologna, aiming to strengthen its presence in the normal trade and consolidate the relationship with consumers in places of daily shopping. Commercial presence. read more

Move over matcha - it's Ube's time! SPAR reported: 'The "ube trend" refers to the global rise in popularity of ube (pronounced oo-beh), a bright purple yam from the Philippines. Ube has long been a staple in Filipino desserts such as ube halaya, halo-halo, cakes, and breads. Its deep violet color and unique flavor have captured the attention of food enthusiasts around the world. read more

The second day of HortEx and AGRITECHNICA ASIA in Bangkok, Thailand, was dedicated to precision cultivation systems, plant nutrition, and monitoring technologies. Technical conferences and discussions on the exhibition floor brought together growers, suppliers, and researchers to explore practices in protected cultivation. read more

Tudana, producent truskawek z Turkmenistanu, zakończył pierwszą wysyłkę eksportową świeżych truskawek do Dubaju, Zjednoczonych Emiratów Arabskich. Zakłady produkcyjne firmy znajdują się w dystrykcie Ak Bugday w regionie Ahal. Według przedstawiciela firmy, producent również eksploruje read more

Pink Lady® strengthens its presence in Italy with a new promotional tour that involved some of the most iconic city markets in Milan, Rome, and Bologna. A new project for the brand in the local markets channel, which reinforces Pink Lady®'s multi-channel strategy. read more

A lecture on increasing Serbian exports of processed fruits and vegetables to the European Union was organized by the Serbian Chamber of Commerce. The session emphasized export strategies for frozen and dried fruits and vegetables, as well as companies operating in the hot processing sector. read more

The Ministry of Transport in China has imposed fines on nine international container shipping lines and seven domestic non-vessel operating common carriers (NVOCCs) for violations related to freight rate filings. Some of the shipping companies mentioned include MSC Mediterranean Shipping Company and CMA CGM Group. read more

Lachuta Farm, a chrysanthemum grower based in Nyeri, is continuing to establish its presence within Kenya's floriculture sector. Although relatively new to the market, the company has focused on developing its chrysanthemum assortment and strengthening its position among international buyers. read more

In week 24, FlowersTrials will once again open its doors to professional visitors from the international horticultural sector. As usual, Selecta will be exhibiting at its site at Kwekerij Bloem & Tuin (Oude Campsweg 4, 2678 KN De Lier, Netherlands) – alongside Evanthia and, for the first time. read more

The berry brand Driscoll's emphasizes that food safety is a fundamental priority for them. They ensure that all their fruit suppliers undergo regular, independent checks to verify compliance with local regulations regarding pesticide usage. read more

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North Korean trading companies are actively seeking out Chinese buyers for fresh vegetables and fruits grown at the Sinuiju Comprehensive Greenhouse Farm, a large agricultural complex that opened earlier this year near the Chinese border. This initiative is part of a broader effort to diversify. read more