On Wednesday, June 18, Queen Máxima of the Netherlands officially inaugurated the Twence CO₂ capture plant. This plant extracts 100,000 tons of CO₂ from flue gases each year and transforms it into reusable raw materials. With the press of a button, CO₂ was symbolically captured from the chimney. read more

David Austin Roses has been a key player in rose breeding and cultivation for over 60 years. The company operates in various regions including the United Kingdom, North America, Europe, and beyond, managing a highly intricate business that covers breeding, production, inventory, and distribution on a global scale. read more

Po raz pierwszy od ponad miesiąca Wskaźnik Drewry'a spadł o 7% w tym tygodniu, po sześciu tygodniach wzrostów, głównie z powodu niskiego popytu na ładunki skierowane do USA. Jest to znak, że niedawny wzrost importu do USA, który miał miejsce po czasowym zawieszeniu wyższych taryf celnych USA, nie będzie miał trwałego skutku. read more

Mutations in plantain cultivation pose an increasing challenge for growers, who need to be well-informed about this phenomenon, as stated by Luis Pocasangre, the general director of Costa Rica's Tropical Agricultural Research and Higher Education Center (CATIE). According to the specialist, plantains are... read more

W ciągu ostatnich kilku dni huragan Erick rozwinął się z burzy tropikalnej w huragan kategorii 4. Wczesnym rankiem wczoraj wylądował w stanie Oaxaca na południu Meksyku jako huragan kategorii 3. Co niepokojące, to wczesne rozpoczęcie sezonu huraganów. Zazwyczaj, burze tej read more

On his farm two hours north of Johannesburg, Nico Thuynsma pointed towards thousands of orange, yellow, and pink proteas blooming and thriving 1,500 kilometers (930 miles) from their natural habitat at the southern tip of Africa. "They're all different," the 55-year-old farmer said of the assorted. read more

Tosca, an international company operating in the field of 100% reusable and recyclable plastic packaging, has launched a series of webinars conducted by experts to address the significant regulatory changes underway in Europe and the United Kingdom regarding packaging. The first. read more

Members of the APG community planted 250 black-eyed Susan flowers at the Living Legacy Forest on June 13, 2025, to commemorate the Army's 250th birthday and honor fallen Soldiers. Guests included Gold Star family members, APG senior leaders, children who attend the Child Development Center, and others. read more

In the 2024/25 season, the southern hemisphere, Mexico, and India collectively exported 2.4 million tons of table grapes, which is equivalent to 289 million 8.2 kg boxes. This volume represents an 11% increase compared to the previous season. The growth was primarily fueled by the increased activity of the three main exporters in the southern hemisphere. read more

Rainbow Greenhouses started 40 years ago as a small 3,000-square-foot business established by Wilma and Stan Vander Waal. Over the years, the company has expanded into a multi-site organization focusing on ornamental horticulture, with four facilities located across British Columbia and Alberta, Canada. read more

The introduction of a Brazilian green dwarf coconut strain to Trinidad and Tobago is made possible through a collaboration involving the European Union, International Trade Centre, Caribbean Agricultural Research and Development Institute (CARDI), Caribbean Forum of ACP States (Cariforum), and Alliances. read more

Francisco Smith is being charged with crimes against public safety, damaging transportation infrastructure, and disturbing public order for organizing the roadblocks that resulted in more than $75 million in losses for the multinational company. read more

Panamanian authorities have arrested the leader of Sitraibana, one of the banana workers' unions responsible for a six-week strike that disrupted Chiquita's operations in Changuinola, leading to the layoff of 6,500 workers. read more

The Costa Rican banana association Corbana has announced that it will make its Banaclima platform available to the sector to support technical decision-making and address the climate challenges affecting banana production. read more

Despite maintaining a leading position in supplying organic products to the European market, organic banana exports from the Dominican Republic to the European Union have decreased by 16.9% in the last three years. This drop in production has been attributed to pests and adverse weather conditions. read more

The short-term supply of papaya from Brazil will be low until August. "This is largely due to the typical winter weather conditions in Brazil which naturally limit fruit production and availability," says Fred Tavares with UGBP USA/Crown Global. That low supply in the first half of the year has led to higher prices for consumers. read more

W 1996 roku Departament Handlu i meksykańscy plantatorzy pomidorów zgodzili się na wprowadzenie Porozumienia Suspendującego Pomidory (TSA). Porozumienie zapewnia, że meksykańskie pomidory są sprzedawane w USA po cenie referencyjnej określonej w TSA. Ten żywy dokument jest przedłużany co pięć lat i... read more

In a market for apples that is becoming increasingly crowded with new varieties vying for shelf space through innovation and marketing, there is one protagonist that has been holding its ground for over two centuries. It is the Renetta del Canada by Melinda, an apple that, despite its long history, continues to read more

While South African fresh produce exporters are still anxiously awaiting trade tariffs in the USA, the two countries have reached a crucial agreement - regarding the import of US chickens into South Africa. read more

The US Secretary of Agriculture, Brooke L. Rollins, has announced enhanced access to Thailand for citrus and apples as part of the government's initiatives to remove non-tariff barriers and protect existing market access. read more