Compagnie Fruitière is expanding its share of the banana export market in Cameroon.
2026-03-30 12:00
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Cameroon's banana exports increased by 7% in 2025.
2026-03-30 00:00
Cameroon exported 225,345 metric tons of bananas in 2025, up 7 per cent from 210,686 metric tons in 2024, according to data from Assobacam, the country's banana industry association. The increase was mainly driven by two producers. Compagnie des bananes de Mondoni, the second largest banana producer in Cameroon, played a significant role in this growth.
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This week, the fruit market as a whole remained stable, with most fruit prices staying the same or slightly decreasing. However, avocado prices have significantly increased in the past two weeks. As for imported apples, prices from New Zealand have mostly stayed steady, with the approaching Qingming Festival not impacting them yet.
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Liberia imports €27.2 million worth of onions and carrots.
2026-03-30 00:00
Liberia continues to depend on imports of onions and carrots, despite having the potential for year-round production. Limited access to operational finance is cited as a constraint for local growers. Trade data for the 2025/26 season shows that Liberia imported an estimated 25,000 metric tons of onions.
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Exports of citrus fruits from South Africa are at risk due to potential shortages in diesel supply.
2026-03-30 00:00
As the 2026 citrus season is about to start, the Citrus Growers' Association of Southern Africa (CGA) is closely monitoring fuel availability and costs due to the conflict in the Middle East. These factors will have an impact on the upcoming citrus season, which officially starts in April. The CGA has...
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During the fourth quarter of 2025, Namibia exported grapes valued at over N$1.2 billion (US$65 million), as reported by the Namibia Statistics Agency (NSA). The total earnings from horticulture exports amounted to N$1.3 billion (US$70 million), with grapes making up the majority of the exports.
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When traditional synthetic pesticides become cheaper due to the introduction of generic versions in the market, growers may still choose to adopt biological products in their pest management strategies for several reasons. One motivation could be the potential benefits of using biological products, such as lower environmental impact, reduced harm to beneficial organisms, and lower risk of pesticide resistance development in pests.
Additionally, some growers may choose to use biological products as a proactive measure to address consumer preferences and market trends. Even if consumers are not currently demanding reduced pesticide residues on food, there is a growing awareness and concern about the impact of synthetic pesticides on human health and the environment. By adopting biological products, growers can position themselves as environmentally conscious and responsive to consumer preferences, which may give them a competitive edge in the market in the long term.
Overall, the decision to adopt biological products in pest management strategies is influenced by a combination of factors, including potential benefits, environmental considerations, market trends, and consumer preferences. read more
Additionally, some growers may choose to use biological products as a proactive measure to address consumer preferences and market trends. Even if consumers are not currently demanding reduced pesticide residues on food, there is a growing awareness and concern about the impact of synthetic pesticides on human health and the environment. By adopting biological products, growers can position themselves as environmentally conscious and responsive to consumer preferences, which may give them a competitive edge in the market in the long term.
Overall, the decision to adopt biological products in pest management strategies is influenced by a combination of factors, including potential benefits, environmental considerations, market trends, and consumer preferences. read more
The stone fruit season is beginning slowly due to lower demand for overseas top fruit.
2026-03-30 00:00
"In the initial phase of the season, there was a slow growth in demand for imported stone fruit, even though South African products entered the European market early. It was only later in the season, towards this month, that consumption of nectarines and plums started to increase gradually," says Daniela Aguirre of Fruit.
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South African citrus is experiencing increasing pressure due to the conflict in the Middle East.
2026-03-27 17:00
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Pierwszy raz udane dostarczono południowoafrykańskie winogrona stołowe na Filipiny, co stanowi istotny kamień milowy po uzyskaniu dostępu do rynku w 2025 roku.
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The European Union is providing funding to support upgrades in Durban that will benefit South Africa's fruit exports.
2026-03-27 00:00
Unia Europejska przeznaczyła 184 miliony dolarów na afrykańską infrastrukturę morską w ramach swojej Globalnej Strategii Bramy Światowej, przy czym Port Durban został wskazany jako główny beneficjent. Dla sektora świeżych produktów rolnych RPA, który eksportuje rocznie ponad 2,6 miliona ton cytrusów, obok rosnącej
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The proposed trading plan by the City of Cape Town has raised concerns among the historic Trafalgar Flower sellers on Adderley Street. The market, which has been operating for many years, is facing potential changes. The city's proposal aims to formalize the site, protect long-standing traders, and bring it in line with regulations.
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Morocco has become the leading supplier of green beans for Ireland.
2026-03-27 00:00
Marocco has become the main supplier of green beans to Ireland, according to EastFruit, due to a significant increase in export quantities. In 2025, Ireland imported 817 tons of Moroccan green beans, which is 2.5 times more than in 2024 and almost seven times the amount imported in 2023.
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Morocco becomes the main supplier of green beans to Ireland in 2025.
2026-03-27 00:00
Morocco has secured the top position in Ireland's green bean market, highlighting its status as the world's leading exporter, according to EastFruit. In 2025, Ireland imported 817 tons of Moroccan green beans, which is 2.5 times more than in 2024 and nearly seven times the volume imported in 2023.
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"We will discontinue this strawberry variety."
2026-03-27 00:00
The fresh strawberry season for 2025/2026 in Egypt is coming to an end, while the processed strawberry season is in full swing. This season has been challenging, with issues such as oversupply, poor seedling quality, and declining prices. Khaled Albana, CEO of Legacy Farm for Strawberry, has been leading the efforts to navigate these challenges.
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The export of citrus fruits from South Africa to the United States is a few months away, but preparations are well underway. The situation this year is different compared to last year. Despite some lingering uncertainty regarding tariffs, the overall outlook is more positive. "Last year, South African citrus growers demonstrated their resilience..."
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South Africa wastes 10 million tons of food annually.
2026-03-26 00:00
South Africa wastes over 10 million tons of food annually, which is roughly one-third of the 31 million tons produced, costing an estimated US$3.4 billion. This is happening while about one in five households in the country suffer from hunger. Lize Barclay states that this problem highlights systemic challenges within the food system.
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Senegalese mango exporters are dealing with European Union regulations regarding pests and increasing expenses.
2026-03-26 00:00
Senegalese mango exporters are getting ready for the upcoming season while dealing with European Union phytosanitary requirements and increasing logistics and energy costs. In February, the European Commission issued a warning urging a decrease in fruit fly presence in the shipments. This directive is in response to imports…
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