Luiten Nursery greenhouse has been sold to Kwekerij Maron.
2024-06-12 00:00
Luiten Kwekerij has sold its greenhouse located at De Hoefslag in Pijnacker, the Netherlands, to Kwekerij Maron. Consequently, all operations, including the cultivation of yuccas, dracaenas, and Mediterranean plants, will now be consolidated in the greenhouse situated on Lange Campen on the opposite side of the village. "When we..."
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Lidl's anti-waste bag becomes supportive.
2024-06-12 00:00
Almost a year after the launch of the "Anti-waste Bag", Lidl Italy's commitment against food waste continues unabated, and now its purchase also becomes an opportunity to do good for the community. These special bags, available in all 750 Lidl stores in Italy, contain,
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Hungary's cherry industry has experienced an early start to the season, beginning at least 10 days earlier than last year due to warmer spring weather. Despite this, the market demand in the rest of Europe has been strong, and prices have remained reasonable. "The season is progressing smoothly, and we are now entering the late harvest phase with approximately seven to 10 days left."
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The prices of peaches in the EU in week 22 were €181 per 100 kg.
2024-06-12 00:00
The price of peaches in the EU in week 22 was €181 per 100 kg. In Italy, the price was €110 per 100 kg, just €5.00 above the 5-year average. Peach and nectarine production in the EU totaled 3,556,000 tons in 2023, with Spain contributing 1,396,000 tons, and Italy exporting 1,034,000 tons.
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German fruits and vegetables: Kohlrabi also trending internationally
2024-06-11 13:00
When it comes to consumption, it is said that they have taken the lead worldwide - and as true trendsetters, they have even coined their name. So, kohlrabi is called kohlrabi in English, Bulgarian, Dutch, Russian, Japanese, and.
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Austria: The cherry harvest in Burgenland has started.
2024-06-11 12:00
Even though the rain and storms of the last few days were not ideal for the cherry harvest, this year the Leithaberger noble cherry is expected to have an average yield - provided that no severe storms affect the harvest. "After last year,
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Fruitbox 106 · Desmond Jas, Olympic Fruit
2024-06-11 10:00
Desmond Jas from Olympic Fruit is discussing with Chris White how the Netherlands-based specialized importer of table grapes and citrus fruits is changing its business strategy.
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Italy "divided": Floods in the North, drought in the South.
2024-06-11 10:00
The small town of Vignola is known beyond national borders for its cherries. However, recent rainfall has partially blocked access to properties, and there is a risk of early varieties cracking due to excessive water.
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Leaders of the Australian horticulture industry were honored at the Horticulture Awards for Excellence 2024, which took place in front of a crowd of over 1,500 people at the Hort Connections Gala Dinner in Melbourne on June 5.
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Metcash, which supports a network of over 1,600 independently owned supermarket stores in Australia, including IGA and Foodland, has recently become a signatory to the Australian Food Pact. This pact is a commitment to taking action against food waste.
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Potatoes Forever: sustainability starts with research
2024-06-11 00:00
What lies behind the goodness of one of the most beloved products by Italians? Experts from UNAPA - National Union of Potato Producers' Associations, promoter in Italy of the European Union campaign Potatoes Forever!, and all the Producer Organizations that are part of it are committed to this endeavor.
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The Tanger Med port in Morocco is expected to exceed its nominal processing capacity of 9 million containers this year, according to the port's deputy managing director. Despite security concerns in the Red Sea, they have not had a major impact on the port's traffic growth.
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Release of new reports examining the impact of the agricultural labor crisis on food security.
2024-06-11 00:00
The International Fresh Produce Association (IFPA) released two new reports highlighting the effects of the agricultural labor shortage on the fresh produce industry and the food security of the United States. The reports, carried out by Texas A&M University's Center for North American Studies and a prominent...
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Watermelon season is currently at its peak at Anecoop France, where they are showcasing one of their top products: the premium seedless watermelon variety called Bouquet Stars. This product is strategically positioned in the premium market segment and is being distributed across Europe by the cooperative.
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Price trend of fruit and vegetables in Italy as of June 10th.
2024-06-11 00:00
The climate does not favor some productions, such as melons, leading to a decrease in prices, while watermelon is entering the market in full swing. New varieties of apricots are entering the market, such as Errani, Flopria, and Orange Ruby. The high prices of cherries are pushing consumers to...
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Sweet cherry harvesting in the combat zones of Ukraine
2024-06-11 00:00
The sweet cherry harvesting process in the conflict zones of southern Ukraine is extremely challenging, requiring both physical effort and psychological resilience. Vitaliy Krupa, the chief agronomist of the agricultural company "Enogray" in the Kherson region, shares the details.
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India: CSIR-IIIM organizes a field visit as part of the floriculture mission in Bhaderwah.
2024-06-11 00:00
Continuing with the initiative to make Bhaderwah the "Valley of flowers," scientists from CSIR-IIIM led by Dr. Iqra Farooq, under the Union government's Floriculture Mission, visited marigold fields. They distributed seeds among farmers and successfully introduced high-yielding cut flowers.
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"We are developing clones of clementines or tangerines that have the potential to rejuvenate the market."
2024-06-11 00:00
"Francesco Paolo Gallo, CEO of Comercial Gallo S.r.l. and president of Club Linbo, reports that unfortunately, the anticipated boost that producers have been hoping for in the medium citrus fruit varieties sector has not materialized," as he assesses the current state of the industry.
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"Demand is increasing both in Italy and abroad, also due to the attraction of new seedless grape varieties to the younger generations. It is well known that the market values seedlessness as a strength, not only for the taste and sweetness of the fruit, but also because seedless grapes are easier to consume. Sicily."
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