Anecoop was acknowledged for its business connections with Poland during an event organized by the Valencia Chamber of Commerce on Monday, where Poland was the guest country. This recognition aligns with the 25th anniversary of the establishment of its subsidiary, Anecoop Polska. read more

Z powodu strajku na portach w całym wschodnim wybrzeżu USA, który rozpoczyna się dzisiaj, Departament Rolnictwa USA (USDA) podjął działania mające na celu uspokojenie osób obawiających się natychmiastowego wpływu na ceny żywności i dostępność w kraju.

Due to the strike at ports across the entire US East Coast beginning today, the US Department of Agriculture (USDA) has moved to reassure those concerned about the immediate impact on food prices and availability in the country. read more

The Association of Banana Exporters of Ecuador (AEBE) has signed a cooperative agreement with government officials in the province of Los Ríos to combat the devastating diseases Fusarium Tropical Race 4 (TR4) and Bacterial Moko. read more

Indian exporters have been given a positive advantage by Container Corporation of India, the largest railway container operator in the country, due to its implementation of several advantageous changes to its storage and handling rates. read more

The UK-based agtech company AgrigateOne, also known as AG1, has acquired LogisticDocuments.com, a Netherlands-based SaaS provider specializing in supply chain management for the fresh produce industry. read more

Fresh produce marketer SanLucar has once again partnered with VfB Stuttgart for a new campaign in the Bundesliga football club's home region of Baden-Württemberg, in southern Germany. read more

"In the fields, the apple season is in full swing and our farmers are busy with the harvest. We thought it was important to be represented at this significant event, where we once again learned that the apple is one of the most popular fruit varieties." read more

In 2024, a total of 111,300 tons of tomatoes were produced there, -2% compared to the previous year and -16% compared to the five-year average. In second place is Western France with 570 hectares in Brittany, where 141,300 tons of tomatoes were harvested - despite the smaller area, more greenhouses are used for cultivation here. read more

The Executive Committee of the Alliance held extensive discussions with representatives of the World Bank and the International Finance Corporation (IFC), which also included members of producer associations, companies along the entire banana chain, researchers, and senior officials of the Inter-American Institute for. read more

According to its own statements, Albert Heijn is the first Dutch supermarket to commit to this approach to halve its ecological footprint by 2030. read more

According to this, almost one-third of the examined native animal, plant, and fungus species are at risk, with about three percent already extinct. Additionally, more than half of the natural habitat types in Germany also have an ecologically unfavorable condition, and more are disappearing daily. read more

In the north of Moldova, apple cultivation excels, while in the south, grape cultivation is predominant. However, the tastiest cherries can be found in the central part of the country. Staragro has had a cherry orchard there since 2008, which has expanded from 15 to 50 hectares over the years. This orchard produces an average of half a million kilograms of cherries. read more

The intralogistics group Mecalux has installed PepsiCo's first automated warehouse in Poland. The global food and beverage company has been operating along the Vistula River since the 1970s, opening its first factory in Michrów in 1991. With 9,000 locations for finished goods, this space is part of. read more

Wojna na Ukrainie zmieniła handel w Eurazji, zwłaszcza poprzez rozwój Środkowego Korytarza (trasa transportowa Trans-Kaspijska), łączącego Chiny z Europą. Ten 6,500-kilometrowy szlak stał się bardziej istotny od pełnej inwazji Rosji na Ukrainę, która zdestabilizowała... read more

PopFest 2024, the trendy festival hosted by Pop Vriend Seeds from September 24 to 27 on their trial fields in Andijk, had a special significance this year. As of October 1, their name has changed to KWS Vegetables Netherlands B.V., and it was also announced that they are adding new crops to their lineup. read more

A strong and original presence, an absolute success, certified by the thousands of visitors welcomed in their immersive installation, an experience that has sparked the enthusiasm of tourists as well as the praise of institutions and the agricultural world. It is truly a flattering assessment. read more

Potentially opening markets in China, India, and other parts of Asia could be a "total game changer" for South Africa's rapidly growing blueberry industry. This was the main conclusion drawn from a panel discussion at the recent Fall Creek South Africa Connect Day, which took place at the company's facilities. read more

The German fruit and vegetable sector is currently under the spell of what they call the three Ks in Germany, namely Artificial Intelligence, Climate Change, and Purchasing Power Decline. This emerged during the 14th read more

Most of the world's hazelnuts come from a coastal mountain range in Turkey, a country that accounts for over 72% of global production. The Eastern Black Sea region, with Giresun at its center, contributes around 60% to this total. The area's connection to... read more

Officials in Yamanashi Prefecture are recognizing the grape variety Shine Muscat for its role in changing the perception that farming is not profitable. This change in perspective is believed to be a contributing factor to the increase in new farmers, particularly. read more