Modiform has partnered with Solinatra.
2024-07-05 00:00
Według Modiform, dostawcy systemów uprawy, transportu i pakowania dla łańcucha dostaw ogrodnictwa, podejmują ważny krok naprzód w swojej ambicji minimalizacji użycia naftowych tworzyw sztucznych dzięki nowemu partnerstwu z Solinatrą. Modiform i Solinatra pracują razem.
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Managing imports as Hurricane Beryl travels through growing regions
2024-07-05 00:00
Jamaican commodities such as bananas and plantains may be impacted by the aftermath of Hurricane Beryl as it moves through the Caribbean, potentially affecting supplies for North America. With the Category 5 storm possibly impacting Central America, there is concern about a tightening in the availability of these fruits.
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"In order for the industry to realize its full potential, exports must be a crucial component moving forward."
2024-07-05 00:00
Recently appointed Chief Executive of the Australian Mango Industry Association, Trevor Dunmall, has identified increasing export volumes as one of the key long-term opportunities for the industry as it aims to recover after a challenging 2023/24 season for many growers. Dunmall emphasizes the need for the industry to enhance its...
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EU calculated orange prices in June were €86 per 100 kg.
2024-07-05 00:00
The EU calculated orange prices were €85.72 per 100 kg in May 2024, showing a 3.68% increase from the previous month and a 4.02% rise compared to the 5-year average. In Spain, the prices were €80.65 per 100 kg, slightly above the 5-year average. In Italy, oranges were priced at €114.99 per 100 kg.
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Zwiększenie skali: Połączenie tworzy 500-hektarowe szklarnie.
2024-07-05 00:00
Agro Care and CombiVliet have announced plans to merge. The merger is currently subject to approval by the Consumer & Market Authority. It will be the largest joining of forces of tomato growers in the Netherlands, continuing under the name Agro Care. Combined, the two partners' acreage will be the largest in the country.
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Armenia experiences a 20% increase in the export of fresh fruits and vegetables in 2024.
2024-07-05 00:00
At the Lars checkpoint, there are currently no issues affecting the passage of Armenian trucks, as confirmed by Arman Khojoyan, Deputy Minister of Economy of Armenia, during a press conference. He addressed the potential impact of logistical disruptions on supply chains, emphasizing the importance of ensuring smooth transportation flows.
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"Global garlic shortage will become the norm"
2024-07-05 00:00
The Egyptian garlic season is ending earlier than usual, with volumes sold out. Ehabi Sami, CEO of Noureen Food, reports a "particularly challenging season". The exporter says: "We have had great difficulty in obtaining supplies of garlic. The reason for this is that small-scale farmers have."
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In a recent discussion with News9Live, Dr. Shweta Jaiswal, a Senior Dietician at Sharda Hospital, highlighted the nutritional benefits of avocados for pregnant women. Emphasizing their high nutrient content, she pointed out that avocados are an excellent source of monounsaturated fats.
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A new glass greenhouse is going to be constructed in Morocco. This time, it is a university that is overseeing the construction, with a different focus compared to the demonstration center in Agadir. Sebastiaan Hijstek from greenhouse builder Horti XS provides us with the latest information. It was also Horti XS that built a glass
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India: Training in horticulture, floriculture & landscaping for students and trainers of ITIs of Ladakh
2024-07-05 00:00
This week, a memorandum of understanding (MoU) was signed between Ladakh Skill Development Mission (LSDM) and the Indian Agricultural Research Institute (ICAR-IARI), Pusa, New Delhi. This marks the start of collaborative efforts focused on mutual benefits in agricultural research and education.
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Indiana lost nearly 2% of its farmland from 2010 to 2022.
2024-07-05 00:00
An analysis required by the state legislature and conducted by the Indiana State Department of Agriculture has revealed a decrease in farmland across the state. Between 2010 and 2022, Indiana saw a net loss of 345,682 acres in agricultural land, resulting in a total of just under 18 million acres.
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International expansion has driven Aldi to achieve record sales.
2024-07-05 00:00
France: Lidl acquires the first green hydrogen vehicle in the mass retail sector. Following the opening of Europe's first green hydrogen-powered logistics platform in Carquefou (Loire-Atlantique) in March 2022, Lidl is reinforcing its dedication to eco-friendly delivery practices.
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UK: Special relationship flourishes during State Visit to Kew
2024-07-05 00:00
During the State Visit to the UK, His Majesty the Emperor of Japan visited the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew to commemorate the long-standing collaboration between Kew, Japan, and the Japanese Royal Family. The visit aimed to deepen understanding of the scientific and conservation initiatives shared between the UK and Japan.
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When Kuifkop Boerdery began cultivating dragon fruit in Nelspruit, Mpumalanga, they anticipated its appeal to smoothie enthusiasts looking for Instagram-worthy ingredients. However, ten years later, they have been pleasantly surprised by the diversity of dragon fruit consumers.
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"Otrzymaliśmy pozytywne sygnały, choć w środowisku dalekim od normalności. Gdybym miał być optymistyczny co do przyszłości, zdecydowanie uważałbym, że ochrona sadów może stanowić nowe tchnienie życia dla sektora owocowego. Jednakże istnieje potrzeba zwiększenia aspektu ekonomicznego."
"We have received positive signals, albeit in an environment that is far from normal. If I had to be optimistic about the future, I would certainly be of the opinion that the protection of orchards can be a new lease of life for the fruit sector. However, there is a need to enhance the economic aspect." read more
"We have received positive signals, albeit in an environment that is far from normal. If I had to be optimistic about the future, I would certainly be of the opinion that the protection of orchards can be a new lease of life for the fruit sector. However, there is a need to enhance the economic aspect." read more
W tym roku w maju Rosja importowała z Turcji 5600 ton pomarańczy, mandarynek, grejpfrutów i cytryn, co oznacza spadek o połowę w porównaniu z poprzednimi latami. RIA Novosti informuje, że import pomarańczy drastycznie zmalał do 77 ton rocznie, stanowiąc zaledwie 1% importu z Turcji w porównaniu do 10% zeszłego roku. Import mandarynek
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Indian onion farmers are demanding changes in policies.
2024-07-05 00:00
During a meeting with a central team at the Lasalgaon Agriculture Produce Market Committee (APMC), onion farmers expressed their concerns regarding the existing export regulations. They requested the removal of the minimum export price (MEP) set at US$550 per ton, as well as the additional 40% duty.
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South African dragon fruit is experiencing strong growth.
2024-07-05 00:00
When Kuifkop Boerdery began cultivating dragon fruit in Nelspruit, Mpumalanga, they anticipated it would attract smoothie enthusiasts looking for Instagram-worthy ingredients. However, after a decade, they were pleasantly surprised by the diversity of dragon fruit consumers.
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Researching apricot cultivation in Turkey
2024-07-05 00:00
Apricots are grown in different countries, contributing to a global production of 3.9 million tonnes. This production serves various markets by providing the fruit in fresh, dried, and processed forms. Turkey is the top producer, with an annual output of 800,000 metric tons.
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Turkey: A rose growing producer is able to cultivate 1.5 million flowers annually with the help of a grant.
2024-07-05 00:00
Hanife Aydin (49), a mother of 3 living in Samsun, plans to invest 3.4 million TL with the grant support of 1.1 million TL received from the Agriculture and Rural Development Support Institution (TKDK) in 2023. Hanife Aydin resides in the 19 Mayis district of Samsun.
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