Wyniki badania roślin ozdobnych w Niemczech z 2025 roku potwierdzają dalszy spadek liczby gospodarstw i obszarów pod uprawą roślin ozdobnych. Z 10% mniejszą liczbą gospodarstw i 8% spadkiem obszaru pod uprawą w porównaniu z 2021 rokiem, liczby mówią same za siebie. read more

W porównaniu do Stuttgartu i Frankfurtu, hurtowy rynek w Karlsruhe jest stosunkowo niewielkim graczem wśród centrów świeżych produktów w południowo-zachodnich Niemczech. Niemniej jednak, przez ostatnie dziesięciolecia konsekwentnie utrzymuje swoją pozycję jako ważne centrum handlowe i tym samym jako ośrodek

Compared to Stuttgart and Frankfurt, the wholesale market in Karlsruhe is a relatively minor player among the fresh produce centers in southwestern Germany. Nevertheless, over the past decades, it has consistently maintained its position as an important trading center and thus as the hub of read more

There is no need to worry for apple traders in Greece this season. The fruits have been stored in the cooling chambers in good condition, and the very low crop this season means that sales to the free market, both domestic and abroad, are unnecessary as the limited volumes have already been secured. read more

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On November 25, 2025, 18 individual farm workers, the United Farm Workers of America, and the UFW Foundation filed a lawsuit aimed at reversing the H-2A wage rule implemented by the Trump administration. The plaintiffs claim that the rule reduces wages for American agricultural workers and increases the utilization of the H-2A program. read more

South African mangoes are experiencing a delayed season this year due to heavy and untimely rains, leading to increased costs and reduced demand in the Indian market, according to Vijay Varghese of the fresh produce importing company FruitCaddy Inc. The usual season, which runs from mid-October to January-February, has been affected by the weather conditions. read more

Things are bustling in Westland, both inside and outside the greenhouses that are so characteristic of this part of the Netherlands. The greenhouse industry is the pride of the region and ranks among the world's leading industries, but behind this success lies a growing tension. As growers read more

Towards the end of the year, operations at Fruit At Work are running smoothly. The supplier of fruit boxes, which also caters to businesses, has experienced a significant rise in requests from schools over the past year. "We anticipate a growth of approximately 15 to 20 percent from schools this year." read more

When Robin Vincent started Canobi AgTech over a decade ago, he wasn't aiming to establish another hardware company. "We position ourselves as farm intelligence," he says. "If you think about the farm as the body, we're the nervous system." Operating from its headquarters in Canada, Canobi has transformed from a... read more

EP Flora, a family-owned Anthurium producer based in Moerkapelle, the Netherlands, is reshaping the concept of sustainable ornamental cultivation. By implementing NLight LED technology, they are taking a crucial step towards a broader transformation that combines precise lighting and advanced techniques. read more

Lazzeri's annual Open Day 2025 attracted over 250 growers, technicians, and industry professionals from Italy, the Netherlands, Germany, and several other countries. The event featured technical presentations, crop evaluations, and networking opportunities, providing attendees with a comprehensive overview of Lazzeri's latest innovations. read more

Germany continues to be one of the most challenging yet stable markets for the agricultural and food exports of the Republic of Moldova. The agricultural sector accounts for around 40% of the country's goods exports, and Moldovan producers are gradually increasing their presence in European supply chains. read more

The Ministry of Economy and Finance in Cambodia has approved the extension of preferential tax incentives for agricultural businesses until the end of 2027. This decision builds on existing measures that were already in place for 2025. The aim of this policy is to promote agricultural production and sustain favorable operating conditions for these enterprises. read more

In 2024, EU seaports handled an estimated 3.4 billion tons of freight (total gross weight), matching the volume of 2023 but remaining below the peak of the decade, which was 3.6 billion tons recorded in 2019. Rotterdam in the Netherlands continued to lead as the busiest maritime freight port in the EU. read more

Egypt is increasingly becoming one of the major global providers of fresh fruits and vegetables. The country's export growth is being fueled by increasing demand in Europe, Asia, and the Middle East, as well as seasonal shortages in other competing regions. read more

DiMuto and Great Giant Foods (GGF) have entered into a strategic agreement to develop and implement DiMuto's Farm App within GGF's operations. The partnership aims to facilitate the digitization of agricultural processes in Indonesia by integrating the Farm App with DiMuto's Trade platform. read more

Kanes Foods in the United Kingdom has introduced a new processing line for iceberg lettuce after completely modifying an existing setup with the help of Kronen GmbH. The project involved integrating the previously installed equipment with new components and adjusting the line to the layout and workflow. read more

Global pear markets are currently experiencing a mixed season, with some countries seeing increased volumes and improved quality, while others are facing reduced yields, fluctuating prices, and changing demand patterns. Italy has reported a decrease in pear production due to lower yields and challenges related to climate conditions, while the Netherlands... read more

Lennart Middelburg and Karim Benzebir are part of Eporifrutas' Dutch sales office in Poeldijk. This week, Ricardo Pereira, originally from Portugal, joined the team. "We keep almost no stock, but work with numerous importers, suppliers, and growers, allowing us to deliver exactly what the read more

On Saturday, January 17, 2026, the Netherlands will officially start the tulip season with Tulip Day. Growers will create a large pick-your-own garden with 200,000 tulips at Amsterdam's Museumplein, this year following the theme "United in Bloom". Starting from 1:00 PM, everyone is invited to participate. read more