New Zealand kiwifruit growers can expect increased profits as Zespri lowers its share for 2025/26.
2025-07-14 13:00
Kiwifruit growers in New Zealand are expected to earn higher profits from their fruit exports in 2025/26, as marketer Zespri announced a reduction of its margin by a quarter percent.
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Despite transportation: Lower emissions for food from New Zealand
2025-07-14 13:00
Eurofruit reports on a new report from New Zealand Trade & Enterprise (NZTE), specifically targeting food buyers in the United Kingdom. According to the New Zealand trade agency, the report is based on...
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Spain: Uvasdoce launches its national grape campaign
2025-07-14 10:00
These varieties are intended to not only surprise the consumer, but also to provide the markets with a differentiated offering.
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HSBC Philippines has announced that it will finance the development of a series of agricultural cooperative-based models to help smallholder farmers adapt to climate change while also expanding sustainable food production.
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New Zealand Trade & Enterprise (NZTE) has released its inaugural cross-category sustainability report specifically designed for food and beverage buyers in the UK.
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Farmers in the Eastern Cape are facing challenges due to extreme weather conditions.
2025-07-14 00:00
In South Africa's Eastern Cape, small-scale fresh produce farmers are facing increasingly severe climate-related challenges, with both prolonged drought and intermittent flooding disrupting production. While areas like Mthatha have experienced floods, nearby regions such as Buffalo City are also affected.
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Agrotextile on blueberry plantation - test after five years
2025-07-14 00:00
As part of the "Blueberry Factory" project, an innovative mulching fabric has been tested for six seasons. It was first used in Poland on Dr. Paweł Krawiec's plantation in Karczmiska. The white-black Agrola agro fabric with a weight of 100...
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Popillia Japonica, new alert: first sighting in Veneto
2025-07-14 00:00
After the Asian stink bug, another Asian insect is threatening the fruit and vegetable crops of farms. Indeed, in a vineyard in the Treviso area, some specimens of Popillia Japonica, Japanese beetle, have been spotted. This beetle feeds on nearly 300 plant species.
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Enza Zaden will be hosting discovery field days in September 2025.
2025-07-14 00:00
Enza Zaden will organize its annual Discovery Field Days in September 2025, with events scheduled across multiple European locations including the Netherlands, France, and Germany. The gatherings are designed to bring together growers, industry professionals, and partners to explore current trends and innovations in the sector.
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Poland: Registration is now open for Green is Life 2025.
2025-07-14 00:00
Meet top Polish growers, discover new suppliers, and check out the competition all in one place. Now is the best time to plan a visit, book flights, and get ready to grow your business at Green Is Life 2025. The 32nd edition will take place on September 4-6, 2025 at EXPO XXI, Warsaw.
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In rejonie Uzgen w Kirgistanie rozpoczęto budowę nowego magazynu na owoce i warzywa. Centrum, usytuowane we wsi Bolszewik, ma na celu wspieranie lokalnych producentów poprzez zwiększenie pojemności przechowywania i ułatwienie eksportu ich produkcji. Będzie zarządzane przez...
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Following last week's announcement of a 30 percent tariff on South African products imported into the U.S., growers and shippers have expressed their disappointment but not surprise. "I hope that South Africa and the U.S. will reach a negotiated solution that will...
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A new fruit and vegetable processing facility has been launched in Khujand, Tajikistan.
2025-07-14 00:00
On July 13, a new fruit and vegetable processing facility was inaugurated in the city of Khujand, Tajikistan. The enterprise, operated by DoroArtFood LLC, is designed to handle up to 600 tons of raw produce per month, with an annual processing capacity of 7,200 tons. The facility consists of two.
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For decades, India's agricultural exports mainly consisted of staples like rice and wheat. However, changing consumer preferences and increasing climate challenges are leading to a shift towards a more diverse range of crops. There is now a greater focus on exporting vibrant fruits, fresh vegetables, and value-added food products.
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The Mantua Symposium will explore trends in the melon market.
2025-07-14 00:00
The melon supply chain will be the main topic of discussion at the First Melone Mantovano PGI Symposium, scheduled for July 23 at the Palazzo Ducale in Mantua, Italy. Organized by the Consortium for the Promotion and Protection of Melone Mantovano PGI, the event will gather key stakeholders.
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A group of angry greenhouse owners in the southern Armavir province demonstrated on Friday to demand urgent action from the Armenian government regarding Russia's severe restrictions on the import of cut flowers from Armenia. They stated that the restrictions, imposed late last month, have severely impacted their businesses.
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Italy and Ukraine strengthen agricultural cooperation
2025-07-14 00:00
Assosementi and the Ukrainian Institute for Plant Variety Examination (UIPVE) have signed a Memorandum of Understanding, signed on Friday in Rome during the Conference on Ukraine's Recovery 2025, which establishes the start of closer collaboration between the two countries.
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The Polish potato sector has undergone changes, with many farmers setting up new plantations due to relatively high prices seen in previous seasons. The increase in potato cultivation was motivated by difficulties in cultivating grains and corn, which were considered less profitable.
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Watermelon season in Ukraine has been postponed, leading to an increase in imports.
2025-07-14 00:00
As of mid-July 2025, Ukraine has imported over 7,260 tons of watermelons, primarily due to an unusually cold spring and a reduction in domestic production caused by the war and loss of fertile farmland. This year, local watermelons are expected to arrive on the market later than usual.
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Produkcja truskawek, malin i jeżyn w Huelvie spadła, podczas gdy produkcja borówek wzrosła.
2025-07-14 00:00
Według Stowarzyszenia Producentów i Eksporterów Truskawek z Huelvy, Freshuelva, region wyprodukował 210 345 ton truskawek w sezonie 2024/2025, co stanowi spadek o 5% w porównaniu z poprzednim sezonem. Spadek ten był spowodowany warunkami pogodowymi i wyzwaniami produkcyjnymi. Był to nierówny sezon, ale...
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