From graphic design to flower farming for a New Zealand grower.
2024-10-16 00:00
Sarah Hawkless, the founder of Emerden – a flower farm, seed, and plant merchant in Taranaki, is part of a new generation of female, small-scale, seasonal flower growers who are following their passion for nature and color while creating thriving businesses that cater to our love for all kinds of flowers.
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The Australian macadamia industry continues to thrive in the most recent National Residue Survey.
2024-10-16 00:00
We are delighted to announce that the Australian macadamia industry has once again achieved 100% compliance in the National Residue Survey (NRS). The 2023-24 survey represents the 27th consecutive year of flawless results, underscoring our industry's dedication to excellence and sustainable macadamia production.
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Tajikistan increases agricultural exports to Russia by 30% in 2023.
2024-10-16 00:00
Deputy Minister of Agriculture Nigina Anvari has reported that Tajikistan has experienced a 30% increase in its agricultural exports to Russia over the past nine months. In contrast, imports from Russia to Tajikistan have surged by 38% during the same period compared to 2023.
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Philippines seizes P3.5 million worth of smuggled onions from China amid import ban.
2024-10-16 00:00
The ongoing cooperation between the Bureau of Plant Industry and the Bureau of Customs resulted in the confiscation of a 40-foot container van containing fresh yellow onions, with an estimated value of around P3.5 million. The shipment was brought in from China by JRA and Pearl Enterprise, Inc.
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Israel's Medjool dates harvest is currently in full swing.
2024-10-16 00:00
Israel's Medjool dates harvest is currently in full swing, with the peak picking already completed. This year, the date season started 10 days earlier than last year, beginning with the Bhari dates before moving on to the main attraction, which is the Medjool dates. Gal Twig, from the Israel Dates Board, stated, "We are over"
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The first shipment of Chilean cherries for the new season has arrived in Shanghai, marking the beginning of arrivals at different ports across China. Gonzalo Matamala, General Manager for Giddings Fruit's Asia and China region, confirmed the arrival to the Global Times.
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The Northern Territory mango season is starting later this year, but production is increasing.
2024-10-16 00:00
The Australian mango season is starting later than usual, but the industry still anticipates a good level of production and high quality throughout the summer. The Australian Mango Industry Association reports that the harvest has increased for growers in Darwin over the past two weeks, with a significant ramp-up in their activities.
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Ukraine is resuming the import of oranges amid intense competition between Egypt and Turkey.
2024-10-16 00:00
W sezonie 2023/24 Ukraina z powodzeniem przywróciła import pomarańczy, co oznacza trzeci z rzędu sezon wobec pełnoskalowej agresji Rosji, zgodnie z informacjami portalu EastFruit. Od listopada 2023 do czerwca 2024 ukraińscy importerzy sprowadzili 65 000 ton pomarańczy, przewyższając...
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Adana tangerine harvest has been affected by hot weather, leading to a significant drop in yield.
2024-10-16 00:00
In Adana, Turkey, the harvest season for early tangerine varieties such as Primasol, Early-N, Okitsu Wase, and Miho Wase has started. The cultivation of these tangerines covers around 379 thousand acres, with the fruits being hand-picked and transported to markets. Despite that,
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Pakistan's secure logistics group has partnered with Maersk.
2024-10-16 00:00
Secure Logistics Group Limited (SLGL) from Pakistan has officially entered into an agreement to provide transportation services to Maersk West and Central Asia Limited, as revealed in a recent stock filing. This partnership signifies SLG's incorporation as a Transport Service Provider for Maersk, reflecting its.
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"Good hygiene is of great importance to us, especially in the propagation and cultivation departments," says Niels de Ree, Team Leader Propagation at Van Son En Koot. In Kaatsheuvel, the Netherlands, they grow a wide range of ornamental shrubs, 40% to 50% of which are Japanese maples, also known.
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According to the Cyprus Consumers’ Association, retail prices for fresh fruit and vegetables continue to be a significant issue for consumers, with an average retail profit margin of 165 percent being reported on the price paid to producers for 15 items in the government’s e-Kofini price observatory.
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IFPA ANZ managing director Ben Hoodless resigns
2024-10-15 06:00
The International Fresh Produce Association Australia and New Zealand (IFPA ANZ) has announced that it will begin searching for a new managing director to lead the association into a period of growth, following the resignation of Ben Hoodless.
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The increase in vegetable prices is causing India's food inflation to reach a three-month high.
2024-10-15 00:00
Retail food inflation in India reached a three-month high of 9.24% in September, rising sharply from 5.66% in August. This increase was mainly due to a significant rise in vegetable prices and edible oils moving into inflationary territory. Sequentially, consumer food prices also increased.
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The increasing worldwide interest in pomegranates presents a new opportunity for Azerbaijan.
2024-10-15 00:00
Azerbaijan, known for its pomegranate orchards, is taking advantage of the increasing global interest in this fruit. Pomegranates, a symbol of the country and a key component of its agriculture, are becoming more and more sought after in international markets. In 2023, Azerbaijan produced around 190,000.
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Georgia's agriculture industry has experienced a loss of $6.46 billion due to Hurricane Helene.
2024-10-15 00:00
Georgia Agriculture Commissioner Tyler Harper, together with Governor Brian P. Kemp, the University of Georgia College of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences (CAES), and the Georgia Forestry Commission, recently announced an initial estimate of Hurricane Helene's economic impact on Georgia.
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Australian workers are feeling the impact of the Tomato brown rugose fruit virus (ToBRFV).
2024-10-15 00:00
Set to undergo significant losses due to the outbreak. The Tomato Potato Psyllid (TPP) has affected tomato crops in South Australia, posing a threat to numerous jobs and millions of dollars in revenue. Additionally, consumers may see an increase in tomato prices as a major player in the industry, 'Perfection Fresh', is expected to suffer substantial financial setbacks as a result of this unprecedented virus outbreak in Australia.
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Turkish farmer from Aksaray aims to enter global markets with organic garlic cultivation.
2024-10-15 00:00
In Aksaray, a region mainly supported by agriculture and animal husbandry, organic garlic farming is being carried out, with exports reaching countries such as Russia and Germany. At the age of 66, Aydın Öngün has started planting organic garlic on over 120 acres of land. Having harvested
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New Zealand kiwifruit growers support Zespri's global expansion strategy in response to increasing demand.
2024-10-15 00:00
New Zealand Kiwifruit Growers Incorporated (NZKGI) is now backing Zespri's efforts to boost kiwifruit crop volumes internationally, after taking a neutral stance on the company's expansion plans for 2022. The 2022 proposal aimed to expand the crop area to meet market demands during the off-season.
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The Bangladesh government has initiated a program to sell perishable goods at subsidized prices to assist low-income individuals.
2024-10-15 00:00
Rząd rozpoczął otwartą sprzedaż na rynku (OMS) produktów spożywczych, w tym ziemniaków, cebuli i warzyw w stolicy, mając na celu złagodzenie obciążenia finansowego dla osób o stałych dochodach. Ten ruch, opisany przez sekretarza Ministerstwa Rolnictwa Mohammada Emdada Ullaha Miana, jest pierwszym.
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