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The current mango market is marked by a crucial shift between the production regions in South America and West Africa, notably in terms of the transportation dynamics by air and sea. In the air transport sector, there is a noticeable shortage of supply that is impacting the mango market. read more

"Vietnam's dragon fruit export sector displayed signs of recovery at the beginning of 2026, with demand starting to diversify beyond its traditional reliance on China," says Henry Le from Funi Farm Import Export Co., Ltd. "In the first two months of 2026, total export turnover rose by approximately 15%." read more

The Fruit Day Expo of 2026 will be held in less than a month and is set to showcase various solutions for fruit growers, according to Iurie Fala, CEO of Moldova Fruct. He stated, "For the 8th year in a row, we are inviting companies that provide solutions for the fruit-growing industry, such as irrigation." read more

One Frio has recently acquired Granville Food Care, which will help the company strengthen its operations in Ireland and expand its temperature-controlled network throughout Europe. Granville Food Care has been a key player in Northern Ireland's frozen food supply chain for over 40 years. Headquartered in Dungannon, the company has a strong reputation in the industry. read more

The growth of the blueberry sector in Europe continues to attract producers, investors, and operators in the fruit and vegetable supply chain. At the same time, rising production costs, technical innovation requirements, and market developments are increasing the need for specialized knowledge. read more

On the occasion of Tuttofood, BMTI conducted an analysis on the current trends of wholesale prices in the agri-food sector in light of the conflict in the Middle East. The analysis, based on the surveys of the Chambers of Commerce and wholesale markets, highlights how, at read more

The fruit and vegetable sector in Italy is worth around 20 billion in production and remains the leading category for attracting customers in retail outlets, especially when it is able to innovate by responding to emerging consumer behaviors. How? Firstly, through new. read more

Often referred to as the "stinkiest tree of spring" because of its foul odor resembling rotting fish, the Bradford pear is a fast-growing ornamental tree prized for its white spring blossoms... and the problems it can cause. So far, authorities have prohibited the spread of the invasive tree in four states. New Jersey is the latest state to join the ban. read more

Considered a local delicacy and grown in the wild forests, fiddlehead season has finally begun. The coiled sprouts of the ostrich fern only grow in the forests of the northeastern United States and Eastern Canada. Typically, harvesting begins in late April, but this year, due to the cold weather and lack... read more

Dole Italy renews its commitment to sports by confirming its presence as an Official Sponsor at the Jesolo Moonlight Half Marathon, scheduled for May 16th. read more

Mango traders in south London are reporting a decrease in supplies and higher prices for India's Alphonso mangoes during the current import season. In Tooting, a well-established hub for South Asian food retail, sellers have noted that deliveries are lower than usual during the peak of the April to June marketing period. read more

The VAFA Fresh Vegetables & Fruits Exporters Association, in partnership with the Agricultural and Processed Food Products Export Development Authority (APEDA), will be hosting an international Reverse Buyer–Seller Meet (RBSM) in conjunction with the 8th Fresh India Show 2026, taking place on 29–30 May. read more

Uzbekistan has recorded the lowest retail price for onions in the world, sharing that position with Egypt. According to the updated Numbeo database published on 8 May 2026, the average retail price for 1 kg of onions on the domestic market stood at $0.38. This placed Uzbekistan last, at 101st. read more

South Africa was the world's largest citrus exporter by volume in 2025, supplying slightly more fruit to international markets than Spain in the previous season. South Africa exported 2.9 million tons of citrus last year, as indicated by the recently finalized 2025 statistics. read more

In the 19th week of the year, there was a clear increase in the availability of strawberries on the German wholesale market, resulting in price drops across practically all main supply directions. According to the latest report from the German Federal Office for Agriculture and Food read more

Spain continues to strongly monitor the front of extra-EU agri-food imports, especially when the issue intersects two sensitive areas: food safety and competition in the domestic market. The most recent case concerns Egyptian citrus fruits, which have once again come under scrutiny. read more

Spain has made significant progress in fighting against the illegal multiplication of protected plant varieties. Recent judgments by the Provincial Court of Almeria and the Court of Valencia clearly highlight that unauthorized reproduction and sale of protected plant varieties are legally punishable. read more

Badakengyi, a wild banana variety from Papua New Guinea. This discovery could greatly benefit the banana industry, as Fusarium wilt STR4 is a devastating disease that affects banana crops worldwide. read more

Ukraine has set up its northernmost almond trial orchard at the Institute of Horticulture of the National Academy of Agrarian Sciences of Ukraine. The orchard has been planted with self-fertile almond varieties Penta, Makako, and Lauranne, all of which are already included in Ukraine's State Register. read more

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