Pakistan has initiated its mango export season with a target to export 125,000 tonnes of the fruit this year, as reported by Business Recorder. read more

The International Fresh Produce Association (IFPA) has announced that Sarah Pau will join the association as the East Asia country manager. read more

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Sezon litchi w Chinach się rozpoczął, a raporty z kluczowych regionów produkcji przewidują wzrost eksportu. read more

Indie is seeking improved access to the US for its fruit and vegetable exports, according to a report from Indian business publication Mint. read more

Chiny zatwierdziły dodatkowo 829 kodów obszarów upraw i 131 kodów zakładów pakowania dla duriana z Wietnamu, informuje Departament Ochrony Roślin tego kraju. read more

New Zealand Food Network (NZFN), one of the largest food support and national food rescue charities in New Zealand, is collaborating with the country's kiwifruit industry to provide food for communities facing food insecurity. read more

"The joint statement by Italy and Greece, with the support of Austria, Belgium, Cyprus, Croatia, France, Ireland, Portugal, the Czech Republic, and Hungary for a strong and adequate Common Agricultural Policy to address future challenges is an important signal of shared commitment that highlights our firm positions." read more

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A pair of Yubari melons were sold for 1 million yen (approximately $7,000) at the first auction at Sapporo Central Wholesale Market in Japan on Monday. This price represents a decrease of 2 million yen compared to the previous year. The buyer was a company from Otaru that specializes in agricultural products. read more

Australian greenhouse tomato growers are urgently requesting a change in the national biosecurity response to the Tomato Brown Rugose Fruit Virus (ToBRFV), pushing for its reclassification from 'under eradication' to 'present – under management'. The industry argues that the current eradication efforts are inadequate. read more

W tym roku Uzbekistan rozpoczął masową eksportowanie słodkich wiśni już na początku maja. Jak donosi EastFruit, popyt wzrósł na rynkach międzynarodowych głównie ze względu na ograniczone plony owoców pestkowych w Europie Wschodniej i Turcji, co było wynikiem kwietniowych przymrozków. Uzbekistan natomiast skorzystał z korzystnej zimy. read more

Air India transported around 1,000 tons of Indian mangoes in April 2025 to Europe, North America, and the Middle East, as stated in an official announcement. This shipment highlights an increase in worldwide demand for Indian mango varieties during the summer export season. read more

Uzbekistan is the largest producer of fruit and vegetables in Central Asia. The country produces 11 million tonnes of vegetables and just under 7 million tonnes of fruit, which is close to the volume produced in Russia. In total, Uzbekistan produces 14 million tonnes of vegetables and 6.5 million tonnes. read more

On Thursday, Members of the European Parliament (MEPs) approved measures aimed at reducing the European Union's reliance on fertilizers and agricultural products from Russia and Belarus. Starting from July 1, new tariffs will be imposed on these products, leading to a significant price hike for specific nitrogen fertilizers. This move will essentially halt the importation of most fertilizers from these countries. read more

Norfolk Healthy Produce (NHP) and All Aussie Farmers have announced today an exclusive commercial partnership for the distribution of The Purple Tomato™, NHP's genetically modified tomato, across Australia. This partnership represents a major milestone in introducing innovative, read more

This year, Uzbekistan started its large-scale export of sweet cherries in early May. According to EastFruit, there was a high demand in international markets, largely because of lower stone fruit production in Eastern Europe and Turkey caused by frosts in April. Uzbekistan, on the other hand, had a successful winter and was able to benefit from this situation. read more

In the current study, plant pathologist Lindsey du Toit from Mount Vernon NWREC at WSU and former postdoctoral researcher Sanjaya Gyawali examined 68 varieties of wild spinach from the region where the plant originates - Uzbekistan and Tajikistan - and compared them with 16 cultivated varieties. read more

Consumers and growers will get more value for their money with Soluna apples - marketed as Bravo in Australia - thanks to the introduction of new value-added products for this fruit bred in Western Australia. read more

Advocating for the interests of Australian horticulture exporters and importers in a rapidly evolving global market for fresh products is essential to ensure the industry can remain competitive and expand our horticulture trade. read more