Vietnamese embassy was presented with a bouquet of a new lily variety called "Sutudo".
2024-10-08 00:00
On September 30, 2024, at the Embassy of Vietnam in The Hague, the Netherlands, Mr. Paul Onings, representative of Onings Holland Flowerbulbs – a Gold member of the Netherlands-Vietnam Horti Business Platform, met with Mr. Ngo Huong Nam, the Ambassador of Vietnam.
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On October 1, 2024, Inochio Seikoen Inc. (established in 1921 in Hiroshima, Japan) acquired the business of one of Japan's oldest chrysanthemum breeders, Yamate Shuhoen. Yamate Shuhoen was founded in 1937 by Masami Yamate and specialized in breeding and marketing a variety of chrysanthemum varieties from Ringiku (Japanese.
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North Korea is increasing its inspections of the potato harvest in response to agricultural challenges.
2024-10-08 00:00
W Korei Północnej władze zaostrzyły kontrole zbiorów ziemniaków w prowincji Ryanggang, kluczowym regionie rolniczym. Inspektorzy dokładnie sprawdzają pola, aby upewnić się, że żaden ziemniak nie pozostał na miejscu, przy czym kierownicy gospodarstw na farmach zbiorczych są głównym celem tych kontroli.
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Thai mangosteen exports have experienced a significant increase, reaching a record high.
2024-10-08 00:00
Poonpong Naiyanapakorn, director of the Trade Policy and Strategy Office (TPSO), has provided an overview of the performance of Thai mangosteen exports. Thailand, continuing to hold its position as the leading global exporter of mangosteen, experienced a significant increase in exports to 248,612.25 tons in 2023, representing a 20.8% rise.
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The Emilia Romagna Mercati network of businesses is flying on a mission to Singapore.
2024-10-08 00:00
New international mission for the Emilia Romagna Mercati business network. From Saturday, October 12th, a delegation of regional fruit and vegetable markets belonging to the network led by the current president, Gianni Indino, will depart for Singapore, a city-state in Southeast Asia with over
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New Zealand's horticulture sector excels in export performance.
2024-10-08 00:00
Westpac industry analyst Paul Clark has pointed out the impressive performance of the horticulture sector in generating export revenue in New Zealand. According to the NZ Agri Bites report for September, horticulture exports, specifically kiwifruit and apples, are ranked as the nation's fourth largest export.
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The Russian Federation expects a stable apple harvest.
2024-10-08 00:00
Ministry of Agriculture in Russia forecasts an apple production of 1.6 million tons by the end of 2024. Oksana Lut, the ministry's head, mentioned at the Bioprom 24 forum that the projection indicates a consistent production level, slightly below the previous year.
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Rubyglow pineapple will be available in Europe in early 2025.
2024-10-08 00:00
Fresh Del Monte Produce Inc. will be introducing the Rubyglow® pineapple to the European market in early 2025. This unique pineapple variety features a red outer skin, vibrant yellow flesh, and a delicious new sweet flavor reminiscent of the Del Monte Gold® Extra Sweet pineapples. The pineapple made its debut in China in January of last year.
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In northern Faryab province, farmers have reported an increase in grape production this season. Despite the higher yield, there has been a significant decrease in grape prices, with a reduction of over 50 percent compared to the previous year. This decline in prices has resulted in lower earnings from grape sales...
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Georgian farmers are selling more than 9,000 tonnes of non-standard apples, providing support to farmers and processors across the country.
2024-10-08 00:00
In Georgia, during the current fruit harvest season, farmers have supplied 9,000 tonnes of non-standard apples to collection entities, generating revenue exceeding ₾2 million ($3.29 million), as reported by the Ministry of Agriculture. Davit Tsitlidze, the head of the Rural Development Agency,
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There has been a shift in the durian market, with Singapore experiencing an increase in Thai durian imports due to a shortage of Malaysian durians.
2024-10-08 00:00
As the durian season in Malaysia comes to an end, vendors have noted a change in the market with an increase in Thai durians and a decrease in durians from the Philippines. Lianhe Zaobao reports that there is a shortage of authentic Mao Shan Wang durians from Malaysia. Durian stalls, especially
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Driscoll's sweetest batch blueberries are back in Australia.
2024-10-08 00:00
Driscoll's has announced the return of its Sweetest Batch Blueberries to Woolworths stores across Australia. This seasonal product is known for its distinct flavor profile. The blueberries, chosen for their larger size, intense sweetness, and crisp texture, are grown in Coffs Harbour.
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Israel: 1000-year-old plant seed has been revived.
2024-10-08 00:00
If you were to find a 1,000-year-old seed, do you think it would still be able to grow? Well, archaeologists working in the Judean Desert discovered a seed estimated to be around that age in a cave. Eventually, they decided to plant it, and now, 14 years later, a ten-foot-tall tree is growing in a greenhouse. Why is this possible?
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W odpowiedzi na niedawny wzrost cen cebuli i pomidorów, rząd stanowy uruchomił strategię oferowania tych ważnych warzyw po obniżonych cenach poprzez Rythu Bazaars. Decyzja została podjęta po znacznym wzroście cen, gdzie cebula osiągnęła cenę od 55 do 70 rupii za kilogram.
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HPA and Singapore Port Authority sign a joint declaration of intent.
2024-10-07 11:00
The letter of intent signed by Jens Meier, CEO of HPA, and Teo Eng Dih, Chief Executive of MPA, marks the beginning of a strategic partnership between the two port authorities. The aim is to develop joint projects and initiatives to enhance efficiency and...
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CJEU: Validity of the Mobility Package largely confirmed.
2024-10-07 10:00
Lithuania, Bulgaria, Romania, Cyprus, Hungary, Malta, and Poland filed appeals to the European Court of Justice against the Mobility Package, which was enacted in 2020 by the Union legislator, i.e. the Parliament and the Council.
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Russian fertilizers: Will export tariffs be abolished?
2024-10-07 10:00
The minister pointed out that for fertilizer manufacturers, the tax on subsidized minerals, known as the Mineral Extraction Tax (MET), will be increased starting next year. Therefore, it has been considered to fundamentally abolish tariffs on fertilizers at the beginning of 2025.
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IFPA ANZ is expanding its curriculum for 2025.
2024-10-07 02:00
The International Fresh Produce Association Australia-New Zealand (IFPA ANZ) has announced that it will expand its specialized curriculum for members in 2025 in response to industry demand to enhance the skills of the workforce.
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South Africa has entered the Chinese avocado market, joining Kenya and Tanzania in a significant milestone for agricultural exports.
2024-10-07 00:00
South Africa has sent its first shipment of avocados to China, with Zimbabwe set to be the next African country to meet the growing demand for the fruit in China. The initial shipment, weighing 21,210kg, left Durban on September 14, and is headed for Shanghai.
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Indian flower prices remain stable during festive seasons.
2024-10-07 00:00
The supply of flowers in local markets has significantly increased due to the growing demand during the Navratri period, although quality issues caused by untimely rains have kept prices stable. Demand for flowers typically rises during Navratri and continues until Diwali. Traders have mentioned that...
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