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Companies pioneer a new business model focused on defending the interests of small and medium-sized agriculture
Two of its member cooperatives, Camp de Llutxent-Otos and Vitivinícola La Pobla, to merge
New Hort Innovation and Agriculture Victoria project to examine potential transition to narrower orchard systems
Severe storms in Serbia have ravaged multiple crops in the past two weeks, but investments in protective nets by the country’s apple growers may limit the damage
Soaring temperatures represent an additional challenge for the Greek pear and stonefruit supplier, which is already managing the impact of the spring’s hailstorms and rainfall
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Apo Conerpo’s campaign highlights importance of strict quality criteria, especially when volumes are low and inflation high
While low volumes and logistical problems hurt the campaign, producer profitability increased and marketing activities proved successful
Export value rises in 2022/23 season despite lower volume
Range of high-quality peaches, nectarines and plums fill the early or late production window for optimum commercial value
The Turkish exporter is waiting for prices to normalise and quality to rise before harvesting its first cherries of the season, but production appears untouched by inclement weather
Last week’s terrible flooding has apparently choked the roots of fruit trees across Emilia Romagna, precipitating a major disaster for the region’s fresh produce busines
HMRC figures analysed by accountancy firm Hazlewoods indicates major decline in fruit sales to EU countries following introduction of trade barriers
Major floods across much of Emilia Romagna have reportedly caused widespread disruption to the Italian region’s fruit and veg production and distribution networks
Last month’s Freskon exhibition welcomed its highest number of visitors and exhibitors in Thessaloniki, as it aimed to connect suppliers with Europe’s largest retailers
2023 Spanish apricot crop is forecast to be 52 per cent higher than last season but production is down 7 per cent across Europe
Increased volumes of Royal Sanguina expected following strong demand from European retailers
Suppliers have been carrying out a wide range of activity in recent months across a number of UK retailers
After a near-decade hiatus, new opportunities emerge in the US market for plums from South Africa
Exporters say they are in a stronger position following the resolution of port strikes in October
Cherry, peach, plum almond and walnut material imported from the US as part of production diversification efforts
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Government has declared state of catastrophe in La Araucanía, Ñuble and Bio Bio
The Natural Fruit Company’s presence at this year’s Fruit Logistica is “all about sustainability”, according to the company, as it showcases its year-round range of sustainable citrus and melons.
Fruit export volumes from the North African country increased by 41 per cent last year compared with 2021, with watermelons and peaches leading the way
Group says significant new investment in Germany, Netherlands and New Zealand has improved its ability to supply high-quality fresh produce
NIAB’s Tree Fruit Day takes place online on 21 February
As the grape and stonefruit seasons peak and the apple and pear harvests begin, the country’s failing electricity network has become a problem
Trade body warns that returns to growers must increase as it embarks on new campaign emphasising product versatility
Flat peach and nectarine series to be sold through select retailers
Korean province on track to surpass agri-food export record driven by fruits such as apples, peaches and strawberries
Sector hosts tour for representatives of leading North American supermarket chains
The rising cost and scarcity of labour is driving the move toward increased automation in fresh produce, according to Didier Izard, export director at French grading and sorting specialist Maf Roda
Rising costs and shrinking margins have not deterred the Turkish producer and exporter from its long-term commitment to environmental and social responsibility
Group to bring the specialty item to select North American markets from first week of February through to mid-March
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Make sure you are fully prepared for your return to the world’s biggest and best fresh produce trade exhibition
South African data collection and evaluation platform may create trust amongst growers when it comes to planted varieties
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