Cambodia will host the 5th National Orchid Forum on November 26th.
2025-11-11 00:00
The Cambodian Ministry of Environment will organize the 5th National Orchid Forum on November 26 at the Motakatecho Building, Ministry of Environment Office, Phnom Penh. The official opening ceremony will be presided over by Eang Sophalleth, Minister of Environment, and attended by ministry officials.
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Korean persimmons have gained access to the Chinese market.
2025-11-10 07:00
The Ministry of Agriculture, Food and Rural Affairs (MAFRA) of Korea has announced that Korean persimmons have been granted access to China after 17 years of negotiations.
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Metagen Australia has appointed Liam Riedy as the general manager.
2025-11-10 06:00
Biotechnology company Metagen Australia has promoted Queensland-based agricultural professional Liam Riedy to the position of general manager as it enters its next growth phase.
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The TikTok-driven trend for fruit ice cream has caused a shortage of freezers in New Zealand.
2025-11-10 00:00
A viral trend for realistic fruit-shaped ice creams has sparked nationwide mania in New Zealand, with one Christchurch dairy selling $20,000 worth in a single day. The colorful treats, shaped, scented, and flavored like mangoes, peaches, lemons, and more, went viral on TikTok, attracting huge attention.
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Macfrut 2026, presentations in South America and Southeast Asia
2025-11-10 00:00
The international presentation stages of Macfrut 2026 continue. In November, the fruit and vegetable fair (scheduled from April 21 to 23, 2026 at the Rimini Expo Centre) will be introduced in Central and South American countries. Patrizio Neri highlights the support of Ice.
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Chiny zwiększają produkcję borówki i zasięg rynkowy
2025-11-10 00:00
In less than a decade, China has transformed from an emerging player to the world's primary center for blueberry production. This growth was fueled by significant investment, genetic research, increasing domestic demand, and a vertically integrated production model that links genetics, cultivation,
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Liquidation of CEA facility with unused automation, lighting, irrigation, and packaging systems.
2025-11-10 00:00
SecondBloom, in partnership with M. Davis Group, will oversee the full liquidation of Bowery Farming's $70 million vertical farming facility in Locust Grove, Georgia. The 200,000 square foot operation is one of the biggest vertical farming liquidations in the history of the industry, showcasing.
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Eksport kiwi z Nowej Zelandii rozszerza się na tereny Azji i Europy.
2025-11-10 00:00
New Zealand kiwifruit marketer Zespri is continuing its global outreach efforts after participating in Asia Fruit Logistica in Hong Kong. At the event, the company met with distributors and trade partners to assess market developments and future prospects. CEO Jason Te Brake stated that the event attracted over 1,500 visitors.
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Liquidation of CEA facility includes automation, lighting, irrigation, and packaging systems that have never been used.
2025-11-10 00:00
SecondBloom, in partnership with M. Davis Group, will oversee the full liquidation of Bowery Farming's $70 million vertical farming facility in Locust Grove, Georgia. The 200,000 square foot operation is one of the largest vertical farming liquidations in the industry's history, showcasing...
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Indian mango flowering in Karnataka delayed due to rainfall.
2025-11-10 00:00
Heavy rainfall in some parts of Karnataka this year could lead to a delay in mango flowering, causing uncertainty for growers in important producing regions. Mango flowering usually takes place between November and December in districts like Ramanagara, Channapatna, Dharwad, and others in the north, while in the Kolar district,...
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The situation for grapes in India seems to be even worse than previously thought, according to Swapnil Aware, a board member of Indian grape exporter Mersel Foods. "With the weather finally clearing this week, the overall scenario for this grape season has become much clearer and significantly.
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Potato growers in Tasmania report that the state is starting to experience the impacts of the potato shortage affecting mainland Australia. The industry representatives believe that the mop-top virus outbreak is one of the reasons for this issue, as it has restricted potato exports from Tasmania to other areas. Despite the shortages...
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Turkish farmers harvest 50 kilograms of cabbages in Pasinler Valley.
2025-11-08 00:00
Farmers in Turkey's Pasinler Valley, located in the eastern Erzurum province, have completed their cabbage harvest with individual heads exceeding 50 kilograms. The crop was cultivated across 500 hectares, with growers reporting higher-than-expected yields this season, as reported by FreshPlaza.
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New Zealand fruit company Seeka has uncovered invoicing irregularities amounting to approximately NZ$350,000 in a significant fraud investigation.
2025-11-07 14:00
Seeka, one of New Zealand's largest fruit companies and a significant grower-distributor of products such as kiwifruit and avocados, has discovered what it refers to as "a series of invoicing irregularities" that could total up to NZ$350,000.
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New Zealand fruit giant Seeka has uncovered invoicing irregularities in a major fraud case, potentially amounting to NZ$350 million.
2025-11-07 14:00
Seeka, one of the largest fruit companies in New Zealand and a significant grower and distributor of products such as kiwifruit and avocados, has discovered what it refers to as "a series of invoicing irregularities" that could total up to NZ$350 million.
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Tighter supply brings fresh optimism for Spanish citrus sector
2025-11-07 13:00
Spanish citrus exporters are feeling optimistic as the 2025/26 campaign begins. Despite facing the shortest crop in 16 years, the quality is said to be high. With reduced production in other Mediterranean countries such as Turkey and Morocco, there is optimism that...
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Qualicrop evaluates the rain damage to Indian grape crops.
2025-11-07 07:00
Długotrwałe i niesezonowe opady deszczu w głównym obszarze uprawy winogron na stół Indii w Nashik mogą spowodować średnie straty plonów na poziomie około 50 procent w tym sezonie - wynika z raportu Qualicrop Global Consulting, który przewiduje "znaczący spadek wolumenów eksportu".
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The current state of the fresh produce supply chain in Asia is still facing challenges due to various factors, including geopolitical issues and tariff disruptions. These global challenges continue to impact supply chains in the region, leading to fluctuations in availability, pricing, and transportation of fresh produce. While there may be some easing in certain areas, the overall situation remains complex and uncertain. It is important for businesses and stakeholders in the supply chain to closely monitor developments and adapt their strategies accordingly to navigate these challenges effectively.
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China is increasing its export of Fengjie navel oranges.
2025-11-07 00:00
Fengjie County in southwest China's Chongqing Municipality recently signed export contracts for over 10,000 tons of navel oranges with companies from Singapore and Malaysia during a promotional event. The region has a historical significance as a citrus-producing area dating back to the Han Dynasty.
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Indian persimmons are more affordable, but exporters are hesitant due to concerns about quality differences.
2025-11-07 00:00
Razi Qureshi from the wholesaler and exporter Al Quresh Fresh states that the Indian persimmon market, although still niche, has shown consistent production levels due to increasing domestic demand and careful export strategies. He mentions that the persimmon season in India typically lasts from mid-October to December, featuring varieties such as Fuyu and Jiro...
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