On November 13, 2024, the Bronisze Wholesale Market in Warsaw, Poland, served as the central location for a trade mission that aimed to introduce fruit and vegetable exporters from Morocco and Egypt to the markets of Eastern and Central Europe. Organized by FAO and EBRD from November 12-15, this mission... read more

South African plum, peach, and nectarine producers have invested in new varieties and areas, so exports are expected to increase in the upcoming season. There is also hope that changes at the port of Cape Town will lead to more reliable services. read more

In Somalia, date palms have shown remarkable resilience to climate-related challenges like droughts, floods, and locust invasions. Mohamud noted, "When the locusts arrived, they devoured everything except the date palms. They only ate the leaves, but the trees continued to thrive." read more

The European Commission's Europhyt platform reports that EU entry points detected imports from South Africa infested with in October. read more

Kenya's horticulture and fresh produce industry is facing challenges due to disruptions in freight services affecting exports. The problem began in early October and has worsened as airlines prioritize more profitable routes. Qatar Airways has stopped operating two freighters from Nairobi. read more

Projections indicate that the export volumes of nectarines, plums, and apricots are all anticipated to increase compared to last year. This growth is attributed to investments in expanding the planted area and introducing new varieties. Additionally, there is cautious optimism that strategic changes at the Port of Cape Town will lead to a more dependable service. read more

After a 14-year career in Japan's corporate sector, Andrew Doré made a transition to agriculture in South Africa, where he now focuses on macadamia and banana farming. His decision to shift industries was motivated by a desire to make a positive impact on society, prompting him to purchase a 30-hectare farm called Villa Doré in KwaZulu-Natal. read more

The Government of the state of Michoacan and the Swedish Food Collective have developed a collaborative strategy to introduce Michoacan lemon to Sweden. The export agreement is expected to be formalized in the first quarter of 2025, marking an important milestone for Michoacan's agricultural sector. read more

On November 13, 2024, the Bronisze Wholesale Market in Warsaw, Poland, hosted an important visit as part of a trade mission organized for fruit and vegetable exporters from Morocco and Egypt. The goal of this initiative was to introduce exporters to the dynamic markets in Eastern and Central Europe. read more

Las importaciones españolas de pimientos marroquíes durante la temporada 2023/24 alcanzaron un máximo histórico, según informa Morocco World News, con datos de Hortoinfo, basados en estadísticas de Estacom (Icex-Agencia Tributaria), que muestran que Marruecos suministró 93,780 toneladas de pimientos a España, valoradas en alrededor de US$125.6 millones. read more

This strategic investment is intended to improve efficiency and streamline the export of grapes, peaches, apricots, nectarines, plums, and cherries to international markets. The apple and pear harvest, starting in January, will continue exports throughout the year. read more

South African exports of nectarines, plums, and apricots are all expected to increase this season due to investments in the planted area and new varieties. Additionally, there is a cautious optimism that strategic changes at the Port of Cape Town will lead to a more reliable service. read more

The possibility of a second Trump Administration is worrying African companies that do business with the US. They are particularly concerned about the potential impact on the African Growth and Opportunities Act (AGOA), which is set to be renewed until 2042 next year. read more

The possibility of a second Trump Administration is causing worry among African companies that do business with the US. A major concern is whether the African Growth and Opportunities Act (AGOA), which is set to be renewed next year until 2042, will be impacted. read more

Addis Ababa has seen the start of Ethiopia's first shipment of refrigerated fruits and vegetables to the European market, made possible by Ethio Vegfru, a private company involved in import and export. The shipment included Sugar Snap and Mangetout vegetables. read more

The Egyptian Medjool season is progressing well, with high demand and soaring prices, much to the delight of growers. Khaled El-Haggan, CEO of Haggan Group, is sharing his insights and announcing significant changes in the sector for the upcoming years. The season follows a peaceful summer, with demand continuing to rise. read more

Over the past few seasons, the Senegalese mango export industry has faced significant challenges that threaten its future. Industry players attribute these difficulties to climate change, logistical challenges, competition, taxation, and a lack of modernization. read more

The Department of Agriculture, Land Reform, and Rural Development in South Africa has stressed the significance of farmers being vigilant about extreme weather conditions. Many regions are currently experiencing difficulties with grasslands and livestock due to the lack of. read more

Poinsettia. Christmas star. Stella di Natale. Christmas star. "No matter how you say it, this beloved plant embodies the spirit of the Christmas season. One Fairtrade-certified flower farm is rallying its partners across Europe to set aside local market differences and unite in a mission: to ensure." read more

Kenya's flower exports to the Netherlands may be reduced following a freight crisis at Nairobi's main airport. Airflo BV, a Dutch company specializing in fresh handling and transportation, has advised its Kenyan customers to decrease their deliveries due to the ongoing freighter crisis at Jomo Kenyatta International Airport. read more