Tanzanian exporters have secured agreements to supply the UK with fresh produce worth $2.8 million annually.
2024-10-08 00:00
Osiem eksporterów z Tanzanii finalizuje umowy na dostarczenie Wielkiej Brytanii 960 ton owoców i warzyw, o wartości około 2,8 miliona dolarów rocznie. Informację tę ogłosił Anthony Chamanga, dyrektor ds. rozwoju Tanzaniańskiego Związku Ogrodnictwa.
Eight exporters from Tanzania have finalized agreements to supply the United Kingdom with 960 metric tonnes of fruits and vegetables, valued at approximately $2.8 million annually. This development was announced by Anthony Chamanga, the chief development manager of the Tanzania Horticultural. read more
Eight exporters from Tanzania have finalized agreements to supply the United Kingdom with 960 metric tonnes of fruits and vegetables, valued at approximately $2.8 million annually. This development was announced by Anthony Chamanga, the chief development manager of the Tanzania Horticultural. read more
In northern Faryab province, farmers have reported an increase in grape production this season. Despite the higher yield, there has been a significant decrease in grape prices, with a reduction of over 50 percent compared to the previous year. This decline in prices has resulted in lower earnings from grape sales...
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"Europe is a cornucopia of opportunity"
2024-10-08 00:00
W roku 2005, EXP. Group została założona przez Emila Serafino, a jego działalność skupiała się na importowaniu tropikalnych owoców i warzyw z Ameryki Południowej do Stanów Zjednoczonych (USA). Banany, plantany, awokado, mango, kokosy, marakuja i guawa to tylko kilka produktów, którymi firma zaczęła. Ponad
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Wzrostowe trendy na rynku organicznych jabłek we Włoszech
2024-10-08 00:00
Organic apples currently account for 5 to 10% of the total market in Italy, a share that has remained fairly stable over time but with an expanding production area. In 2023, Italy reached a total area of approximately 9,000 hectares for the production of organic apples, representing a 5% growth.
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Agricultural surveillance program for citrus disease in South Africa
2024-10-08 00:00
The Department of Agriculture, Land Reform and Rural Development (DALRRD) has launched a surveillance program to monitor African citrus greening disease in the vicinity of Gqeberha, Eastern Cape. This program is designed to determine whether this pest is present or absent in the area following its recent...
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EN: Newwen, Paardekooper announce partnership
2024-10-08 00:00
Newwen and Paardekooper have officially announced a new partnership. The two companies are working together to make the logistics sector more sustainable and efficient. As part of this collaboration, Newwen will be introducing reusable plastic (PP) transport boxes in partnership with Paardekooper.
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The heatwave in Ukraine this summer has had a significant impact on the country's agriculture, especially affecting vineyards and vegetable farmers. Despite producing large quantities of melon crops, farmers struggled to make a profit as prices barely covered their costs. This situation has also led to an increased variety of watermelon.
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Georgian farmers are selling more than 9,000 tonnes of non-standard apples, providing support to farmers and processors across the country.
2024-10-08 00:00
In Georgia, during the current fruit harvest season, farmers have supplied 9,000 tonnes of non-standard apples to collection entities, generating revenue exceeding ₾2 million ($3.29 million), as reported by the Ministry of Agriculture. Davit Tsitlidze, the head of the Rural Development Agency,
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Fruit and vegetable prices trend in Italy as of October 7th.
2024-10-08 00:00
Cachi in full countryside, originating from Emilia-Romagna and Campania. Good presence of pumpkin varieties, the latest arrival being Butternut. The production of Central Italian radicchio is about to end to make space for the Veneto product. Prices are very high for fennel and courgettes. Also on the rise.
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Improving agricultural practices and trade in Africa
2024-10-08 00:00
APHIS plays a crucial role in strengthening partnerships, enhancing safe trade, and promoting food safety and security in Africa. This important work improves agricultural practices and builds regulatory capacity, leading to increased food security and trade opportunities for African nations.
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Morocco is continuing to increase its tomato exports this year.
2024-10-08 00:00
Morocco is continuing to strengthen the increasing trend in greenhouse tomato exports this year, after the industry's recovery from the crisis in autumn 2023, as reported by EastFruit. From January to July, Moroccan tomato exports have maintained record levels, with the country already having shipped.
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During the meeting on October 3, 2024, the Potato Stock Exchange Parity Commission, after a careful analysis of the potato sales from this harvest, the current production and commercial situation in Italy and Europe, decided to grant the first advance payment to producers who have.
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"An oversupply that would make the campaign unprofitable for everyone is undesirable for both us and Egypt."
2024-10-08 00:00
W tym sezonie produkcja pomarańczy w Andaluzji wróci do normalnego poziomu i ponownie będzie zgodna z średnią z poprzednich 10 sezonów, po wzroście o 22,4% w porównaniu z sezonem 2023/24. "To najlepsza wiadomość, jaką mogliśmy otrzymać, zwłaszcza po dwóch latach, w których pogoda spowodowała bardzo...
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The harvest results for fruits, berries, and vegetables have varied significantly across Latvia this year, as reported by representatives from different farmers' organizations in discussions with Latvian Radio on October 6. While apples and blueberries have shown good yields, garlic and onions...
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The Bonduelle group is proud to announce that it has obtained B Corp™ certifications in nine countries, a significant achievement in the Group's sustainable development approach, and in alignment with its stated ambition. Following the United States and Italy last year, new Bonduelle entities in France (Long
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There has been a shift in the durian market, with Singapore experiencing an increase in Thai durian imports due to a shortage of Malaysian durians.
2024-10-08 00:00
As the durian season in Malaysia comes to an end, vendors have noted a change in the market with an increase in Thai durians and a decrease in durians from the Philippines. Lianhe Zaobao reports that there is a shortage of authentic Mao Shan Wang durians from Malaysia. Durian stalls, especially
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Driscoll's sweetest batch blueberries are back in Australia.
2024-10-08 00:00
Driscoll's has announced the return of its Sweetest Batch Blueberries to Woolworths stores across Australia. This seasonal product is known for its distinct flavor profile. The blueberries, chosen for their larger size, intense sweetness, and crisp texture, are grown in Coffs Harbour.
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Israel: 1000-year-old plant seed has been revived.
2024-10-08 00:00
If you were to find a 1,000-year-old seed, do you think it would still be able to grow? Well, archaeologists working in the Judean Desert discovered a seed estimated to be around that age in a cave. Eventually, they decided to plant it, and now, 14 years later, a ten-foot-tall tree is growing in a greenhouse. Why is this possible?
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W odpowiedzi na niedawny wzrost cen cebuli i pomidorów, rząd stanowy uruchomił strategię oferowania tych ważnych warzyw po obniżonych cenach poprzez Rythu Bazaars. Decyzja została podjęta po znacznym wzroście cen, gdzie cebula osiągnęła cenę od 55 do 70 rupii za kilogram.
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UK: John Lewis Partnership axes chief executive role under new chair
The John Lewis Partnership has decided to eliminate the position of chief executive, with the first-ever person to hold the role being affected by this decision. This move is part of a restructuring effort under the leadership of Jason Tarry, the new chair, who is pushing forward with a turnaround plan shortly after assuming the position. read more
The John Lewis Partnership has decided to eliminate the position of chief executive, with the first-ever person to hold the role being affected by this decision. This move is part of a restructuring effort under the leadership of Jason Tarry, the new chair, who is pushing forward with a turnaround plan shortly after assuming the position. read more



