Kenya: Tomato growers use traps to tame pests chewing into leafage
2023-06-01 00:00
Tomato farmers in Subukia have been confronting the menace of a pest that has mostly been chewing into the leafage of the crop. The resultant effect has been the possibility of a massive drop in the quality of the produce and obvious losses.
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PIL delivers first avocados from Africa to Asia with EverFRESH
2023-05-31 10:00
Pacific International Lines (PIL) has successfully transported its first shipments of avocados from Kenya to Brunei using Carrier Transicold’s innovative EverFRESH Controlled Atmosphere system.
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End of tomato campaign in Morocco, renewed hopes for next season
2023-05-31 00:00
The Moroccan export tomato season is drawing to a close, with the exception of a few varieties. Mustapha Aouragh, a grower located in the Souss Massa region, said, "Most producers have finished their export calendars, with the exception of a few producers who are growing elongated tomato and
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"We imminently expect an improvement in the Canary banana market"
2023-05-31 00:00
The spring brings the beginning of some long-awaited Spanish fruit seasons, which have already started with some delay in each segment.
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Fewer apples exported from South Tyrol to Egypt
2023-05-31 00:00
The South Tyrolean apple industry is now preparing for the final phase of the 2022/23 marketing season. "We had a relatively small yield overall, which is why some varieties will be cleared relatively early," said Michael Sparer, who works as a fruit broker in the global apple market. "In Red
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End of a good season for Egyptian carrots
2023-05-31 00:00
The carrot growing season in Egypt ended on a high note, while the export campaign is still underway. The season was marked by good volumes and quality despite phytosanitary problems, according to Ahmad Mokhtar Abu Zaid, from the Egyptian grower Agris.
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The South African macadamia harvest starts around February and lasts until September, the country 72,652 hectares in production.
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DP World and Standard Bank partner to expand trade finance in Africa
2023-05-31 00:00
Standard Bank, the largest bank in Africa by assets, has partnered with DP World, a global player in supply chain solutions, to offer trade finance solutions jointly with DP World Trade Finance. This partnership will help in closing the gap in unmet demand for working capital on the continent.
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The Egyptian garlic campaign is ongoing, with demand outstripping supply and prices rising, but it's in a more competitive position than other origins, according to Ralph Nakhal of Egyptian producer Tomna.
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South African fruit exports can’t do without Russia
2023-05-30 00:00
South Africa has had an unusual amount of rain, overlapping among the summer and winter rainfall areas, and days of harvest have been lost.
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Top 10 facts about fruit and vegetable business in Morocco you might have never heard about
2023-05-30 00:00
What have you heard about Morocco? Google gives a huge list of answers, including Sahara Desert, which sand dunes flow into the azure coast of the Atlantic Ocean, the Atlas Mountains with their snowy peaks and ski resorts, old cities that have kept their narrow alleyways, artisan workshops and
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First avocado logistics center opened in Gori, Georgia
2023-05-30 00:00
Eximcrop operates the first Kenyan avocado logistics center in Georgia, which was opened in Gori and based in Tiriphoni Fruits facilities, reports EastFruit. Eximcrop representative Vakhtang Gogaladze told Business Insider Georgia that the first batch of Kenyan avocados has already been shipped
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'South African fruit industry has a “can do” attitude'
2023-05-30 00:00
The South African fruit industry has a “can do” attitude, says the newly appointed chairperson of Fruit SA, Anton Kruger. In an interview with Food For Mzansi, Kruger talks about how the fruit industry is dealing with the geopolitical changes and challenges on South African soil.
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Senegal: BelOrta on an African export mission
2023-05-30 00:00
Recently, several Belgian companies, including leading fruit and vegetable marketer BelOrta, took part in a business mission to Senegal led by Princess Astrid. BelOrta mainly explored new opportunities in the West African country for the sale of
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Egyptian red onions available until mid-June
2023-05-30 00:00
The best collaborations are always the unexpected ones. Igor Tasso, a trader active in Italy and Europe who had never worked with Egyptian onions, knows this all too well.
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California underway with late but great quality stone fruit
2023-05-29 00:00
The California stone fruit season is off to a delayed start by approximately two weeks. “We have some earlier ranches in Kettleman City that we start about two weeks ahead of the valley and so we started around May 1st this year. Typically we would have started about April 15,” says Chad
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LA UNIÓ reports that the European Commission tightens controls on oranges from Egypt to 30%.
2023-05-29 00:00
La Unió Llauradora has achieved that in the next revision of Regulation (EU) 2019/1793, the frequency of identity and physical checks on consignments of oranges from Egypt entering the European Union will be increased from 20% to 30%. This regulation is revised twice a year
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"The mango season in central and northern Senegal is starting slow"
2023-05-29 00:00
The mango season in southern and central Senegal is about to begin after the rest of the regions started two months ago, announced by the Ministry of Agriculture's launching of phytosanitary certification of mangoes for export on May 26, 2023. However, the season is starting timidly for these
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"Climate change is the new reality for Moroccan agriculture"
2023-05-29 00:00
The agricultural season in Morocco is drawing to a close, with the last summer fruit calendars, mainly table grapes, and watermelons. Drought and poor weather conditions have set the tempo for the season and caused a sharp drop in crop yields, even those for which Morocco had achieved export
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The arrivals of mangosteens have increased, and a large number of bayberries enter the market
2023-05-29 00:00
In the fruit market, more and more domestic fruits are arriving. Seasonal fruits include bayberry, lychee, peach, and cherry. Among the imported fruits, durians are still selling well, mangosteens from Thailand are increasing, and grapefruits from South Africa are selling smoothly.
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