Regions
Vietnam's lychee prices have dropped due to an excess supply.
2025-06-30 00:00
Fruits from certified export orchards in Vietnam are experiencing a decrease in market value, with current prices ranging from approximately $1.01 to $1.21 per kilogram. This marks a decline from earlier prices at the season's start, which were about $1.42 to $1.62 per kilogram. Luc, a lychee farmer from Bac Giang Province, is also affected by this trend.
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Moldova/Poland: Significant declines expected in sweet and sour cherries, apricots, and plums
2025-06-27 14:00
The information portal reports that after the frosts, very high losses were recorded in the fruit plantations. According to the Ministry of Agriculture, over 8,650 hectares of plantations were affected by the losses. Estimates conducted after the frosts show a
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Thanks to the newly established shipping routes from the Peruvian port of Chancay, transit times for Camposol's fruits to Asia have significantly decreased. Key hubs such as Shanghai, Tianjin, and Singapore are already benefiting from the improved efficiency. Luis Miguel
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The 'Glastonbury' of regenerative farming is preparing to welcome thousands of participants.
2025-06-27 13:00
Rockstars of regenerative farming, soil scientists, and food policy experts are some of the individuals who will be attending Groundswell next week, in what is being referred to as the Glastonbury of farming festivals.
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South Africa is a global leader in macadamia production.
2025-06-27 11:00
Considering the ongoing expansion of new fruit orchards throughout the country, South African macadamia production could double in the next ten years, further solidifying its leading position.
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Rockit has won a significant legal case involving the infringement of its trade dress.
2025-06-27 10:00
New Zealand snack-sized apple company, Rockit Global, has achieved a major legal win in its continuous efforts to safeguard its intellectual property rights in China. The Zhejiang High People's Court has issued a ruling in favor of the company, representing the first instance of Rockit securing judicial support.
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Thailand Meet Up generates excitement for Asia Fruit Logistica.
2025-06-27 10:00
The Asia Fruit Logistica Thailand Meet Up welcomed approximately 250 industry professionals from about 20 different countries in Bangkok on June 25 for a day of business networking and knowledge sharing.
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Blueberries: Harvest starting now in Northern Germany
2025-06-27 10:00
"In the North German Lowlands, most blueberries have ideal growing conditions, as they thrive in heathland or bog sites, their natural habitats," says Felix Koschnick, head of the experimental berry orchard at the Agricultural Chamber in Langförden (Vechta city). "The"
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Australian footballer becomes flower grower An Australian football player transitions into a flower grower.
2025-06-27 00:00
Wade Kingsley gently raises the petal of a dahlia, its vibrant pinkish-red color catching the eye. "This one is called Carlos Watermelon," says 46-year-old Wade. "It's currently my favorite." He may not fit the typical image of a florist - at least, that's what the self-described "older guy with a white beard" believes.
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The current tomato supply in the U.S. is reduced. According to Roger Riehm of Blue Creek Produce, "Mexico has a good, strong market right now, so a lot more product is staying there." Additionally, after experiencing cooler nights in Mexico, last week's Hurricane Erick has also brought rainy conditions.
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The Coöperatie Hoogstraten is located just across the border in Belgium. When it comes to bell peppers, however, this short distance makes a significant difference. While the Netherlands has the largest acreage for bell peppers in both countries, Hoogstraten fetches higher prices.
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"We reduced in-transit spoilage by 40%"
2025-06-27 00:00
In 2025, India's fresh produce exports successfully managed logistical obstacles despite facing increased freight costs and compliance pressures. Biplop Barik, the CEO of Citrus Freight, stated, "This year presented significant challenges, but we ensured that exporters remained linked to global markets without any interruptions."
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Wietnam poszukuje ulgi, gdy cła USA uderzają w eksport i sprzedaż.
2025-06-27 00:00
Businesses in Hanoi's Old Quarter, which is a center for designer goods, branded clothing, and electronics, are experiencing difficulties due to decreasing sales after the implementation of U.S. trade tariffs earlier this year. "Made in Vietnam" signs are prominently displayed to attract tourists and backpackers in order to increase foot traffic.
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Riverbend Nursery acquires perennial liner producer
2025-06-27 00:00
Riverbend Nursery Holdings has acquired James Greenhouses, Inc, based in Colbert, Georgia. James Greenhouses, Inc is involved in perennial liner production for wholesale growers in the United States. The acquisition was finalized on March 3, 2025. Riverbend Nursery Holdings, LLC also owns 100% of a company based in Riner, Virginia.
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"The cheaper bananas from Guatemala and the Philippines are squeezing our profit margins."
2025-06-27 00:00
Richard Salazar, executive, stated, "Ecuador exported 169.96 million boxes of bananas between January and May 2025, which is 5.53% more than in the same period of last year. The Chinese, Russian, and EU markets have driven growth. In contrast, exports to Algeria and the United Kingdom decreased."
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"Non-Alphonso mangoes have found a lucrative export market."
2025-06-27 00:00
India's mango exports encountered challenges with production and logistics. Initial expectations of a fruitful harvest were disrupted by unfavorable weather conditions, especially in the Konkan region, where heavy rains in the critical month of May led to reduced yields. Manoj Barai, Director at M K Exports, stated that "The 2025 mango season was not as promising as anticipated."
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Zawieszenie broni łagodzi napięcia w Zatoce Perskiej w obliczu zmian w cenach frachtu.
2025-06-27 00:00
Energy markets and global trade stakeholders closely monitored the situation after the U.S. strikes on Iranian nuclear sites. Possible retaliatory actions by Iran, such as the closure of the Strait of Hormuz, could have significant implications for oil markets and logistics. However, following a limited Iranian attack, the situation remained fluid.
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Jesteśmy bardzo zadowoleni z zainteresowania naszą genetyką.
2025-06-27 00:00
"The Lazzeri Team states that this year's FlowerTrials in the Netherlands exceeded expectations. Looking back on the event, we can confidently say that the level of engagement and interest we received was outstanding. Visitors from Europe, Asia, and America demonstrated a clear enthusiasm for the event."
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Flyers, paper endures: 6 billion copies every year in Italy.
2025-06-27 00:00
Despite the popularity of apps and digital offers, paper promotions in supermarkets remain central: every year in Italy, around 6 billion flyers are printed, equal to 100 copies per inhabitant. This sector is worth 680 million euros and involves specialized entities in.
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