Austria: Last yellow onions - Early carrots expected in mid-June
2025-05-30 10:00
As reported by the Austrian Chamber of Agriculture, there have been no price changes here. Most recently, cleaned and sorted produce in crates was being paid between 60 and 65 euros per 100 kg. To bridge the gap until the new harvest, early onions from Southern Europe are being used.
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Bangladeshi mangoes enter the Chinese market.
2025-05-30 08:00
The initial shipment of fresh mangoes from Bangladesh has arrived in China, landing at Changsha Huanghua International Airport in Changsha, located in Hunan Province in central China.
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Frutania CEO Markus Schneider has not regretted the move to the south, which he dared to take a few years ago with the founding of a branch in Oberkirch. This decision resulted in the establishment of the sister company Fruitfels GmbH, which serves the retail food sector.
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The Australian ToBRFV National Management Group has declared that the eradication of the virus is "no longer feasible."
2025-05-30 03:00
Australia's Tomato Brown Rugose Fruit Virus (ToBRFV) National Management Group (NMG) has announced that it is no longer technically feasible to eradicate the virus from Australia after a meeting on May 29th.
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The Australian ToBRFV National Management Group has declared that eradication is "no longer feasible".
2025-05-30 03:00
Australia's Tomato Brown Rugose Fruit Virus (ToBRFV) National Management Group (NMG) has announced that it is no longer technically feasible to eradicate the virus from Australia following a meeting on May 29th.
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"Children and families can learn a great deal about empathy through growing fresh food."
2025-05-30 00:00
In Waukesha, Wisconsin, the West Suburban YMCA is tackling climate and accessibility issues by implementing a new indoor hydroponic garden using Fork Farms' Flex Farm technology. This initiative, funded by a grant from YUSA, introduces vertical farming into the local community.
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Lazzeri reveals Spring/Summer 2026 collection at Sales Meeting
2025-05-30 00:00
What can we expect from Lazzeri's Spring/Summer 2026 collection? The answer was revealed during the company's annual Sales Meeting, held last week in Sabaudia, Italy, where the team of the Italian breeder and young plant supplier came together for the occasion. "It was a valuable opportunity for"
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Mild rains in May, known locally as "shepherd's rains", have given Moldovan strawberry growers their first real hope for a decent harvest this season, reports Logos Press. Aneta Ganenco, head of the "Pomuşoarele Moldovei" Berry Growers Association, stated that the current combination...
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Zwłoka w środę, Sąd Handlu Międzynarodowego USA orzekł o unieważnieniu cła na większość krajów na całym świecie, nałożonego przez prezydenta USA Donalda Trumpa. Dzień później? Sąd Apelacyjny dla Obwodu Federalnego zatrzymał decyzję sądu. W jakim więc miejscu pozostaje szybko zmieniający się świat wysyłki produktów rolnych?
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"South Africa is now, by quite some margin, the largest global producer of macadamia nuts, and this season we are forecasting a 95,500-tonne crop," says Alex Whyte, director of the Green Farms Nut Company, established 34 years ago by his mother Jill Whyte. Right: nutlets of the 791 variety.
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APNI has entered into a partnership with the Ministry of Technical Education in Côte d'Ivoire.
2025-05-30 00:00
The African Plant Nutrition Institute (APNI), a Moroccan non-profit research and development organization, signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with METFPA (Ministry of Technical Education, Vocational Training, and Apprenticeship) of Côte d'Ivoire to promote sustainable…
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Lazzeri presents Spring/Summer 2026 collection during Sales Meeting.
2025-05-30 00:00
What can we expect from Lazzeri's Spring/Summer 2026 collection? The answer was revealed during the company's annual Sales Meeting, held last week in Sabaudia, Italy, where the team of the Italian breeder and young plant supplier came together for the occasion. "It was a valuable opportunity for...
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The Philippines is increasing its exports of Balangon bananas.
2025-05-30 00:00
The Department of Agriculture, in partnership with Altertrade Philippines Inc., is working to expand the global market presence of Balangon bananas and strengthen the industry in Northern Luzon, Philippines. Nueva Vizcaya is one of seven regions that cultivate the Balangon banana.
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Belarus has lifted the ban on importing potatoes, onions, cabbage, and apples from Western countries.
2025-05-30 00:00
In 2024, Belarus harvested only 3.11 million tonnes of potatoes, which was a 22.6% decrease compared to 2023, as reported by Belstat. The decline was particularly significant in agricultural enterprises, where production decreased by 42.1%. However, Belarus still managed to become the top potato exporter to Russia, supplying 193,800 tonnes.
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Dragon fruit plantation becomes a shining national flag
2025-05-30 00:00
In Vinh Phuc, Vietnam, the Thanh Long Valley Cooperative transformed an 8,800m² dragon fruit plantation into a luminous representation of the Vietnamese flag. Using 5,000 meters of electric cables and nearly 2,000 specialized bulbs, the project took about a month to complete. Originally intended to stimulate.
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The decade that changed Kenyan flower exports
2025-05-30 00:00
"John Kowarsky of Cargolite says, 'It has been an uphill battle, but I'm proud that the concept upgraded the look of the Kenya flower export industry.' This innovative packaging concept is celebrating its 10th anniversary this year at the IFTEX in Nairobi, Kenya, taking place from June 3-5."
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Gemex, a fresh produce exporter to Germany, fully transitioned to sourcing products exclusively from Belgian cooperatives and growers in mid-April. In recent years, retailers have been gaining market share from wholesalers in the fruit and vegetable sector, including in Germany. In this country, some wholesale.
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Between April 9 and 13, Turkey witnessed an agricultural event characterized by one of the most severe frost occurrences in recent history, affecting 36 provinces. This resulted in substantial damage to agricultural production, valued at approximately 21 billion Turkish lira (about $1.14 billion).
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An oversupply of avocados from multiple sources is causing prices to decrease in Europe.
2025-05-30 00:00
"It's been a challenging season for us. The European market has presented a particularly challenging scenario, as the supply of fruit from Israel, Morocco, and Spain has generated significant pressure on prices. In previous seasons, there was less supply in the international market from other countries."
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Australia is providing funding of $4.2 million for a project aimed at researching potato diseases.
2025-05-30 00:00
The Australian potato industry, which is a crucial part of the nation's economy, is continually dealing with challenges posed by soil-borne diseases that have a significant impact on yield, raise management expenses, and lower profitability. In honor of the International Day of the Potato, the Tasmanian Institute of Agriculture plans to address these issues.
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