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Ecuador's roses are becoming more attractive to young buyers with their velvet and rainbow colors.
Ecuador is the third largest exporter of roses in the world, and is working to maintain this position by reimagining the appearance of roses. The color palette now ranges from white to black, with

"It required a high level of effort to include all the requirements in the inspection report."
From 1 January, BerryWorld started using FreshControl's QC app at its distribution center in Made. "Our main requirement was that it should generate a clear report for our suppliers, enabling them

Yes, it is possible to determine quality and available sizes before the harvest using only a cell phone. This can be done through various methods such as using farming apps that provide real-time data on crop conditions, using drones or satellite imagery
Dostęp do dokładnych informacji o oczekiwanej jakości i dostępnych rozmiarach owoców szybko i łatwo jest w zasięgu ręki przed zbiorami. Dzięki technologii sztucznej

"Jest wiele przepowiadania zagłady, ale jest jeszcze za wcześnie na wiarygodne oceny szkód w populacji kiwi."
The Technical Director of Jingold Greece, Mr. Athanasios Pisalidis, advises maintaining calmness, patience, optimism, and avoiding quick judgments regarding the impact of the recent frost on Greek

Apples for peace: doctors in China use fruit superstitions for calm shifts
A trend in Chinese hospitals involves doctors using food superstitions to ensure peaceful shifts. Apples, symbolizing peace, are placed on duty rosters and phones to prevent emergencies.

"The time is Orus."
Phone calls, emails, WhatsApp messages... When it comes to transporting perishable products such as fruits and vegetables, the communication between traffic operators, suppliers, and clients is

Apple and pear harvest forecasts for 2024: European Fruit Market Facing New Challenges
Introduction In the first week of August 2024, the Prognosfruit conference took place, the most important annual event for the apple and pear sector in Europe. This year, the conference was

Prices of fruits from Italy for export on 27.06.2024
Italy has long been a key supplier of fruits to European markets, including Poland. The summer season brings a rich variety of fruits that are in high demand among consumers. Below we

Creating synergies: LUV grape fair and the Grape Congress in Bari in October
Now two of the events announced there have joined forces: the Grape Congress/Fresh Focus Grape planned by Fruitnet will join the LUV trade fair, the first trade fair for table grapes in Europe,

"Since the attacks happened, we have remained in touch with our Israeli friends"
At the company FruitPro, of Ridderkerk, which is part of the Israeli Galilee Export, the phone is ringing every minute. "Since the attacks happened, we have remained in touch with our Israeli

Fruits and vegetables are the least advertised foods
In 2021, €477 million were invested in advertising food and beverages, a figure that does not include the distribution and catering sector, which allocated a further €455.8 million to

'My knowledge at the service of Tik Tok and Instagram'
The pepper with the 4-pronged base is sweeter than the one with 3, and the sweetest watermelon is the one with the opaque skin. These are the words ofFlavio Flavetta, with 30 years of experience

The farmer as a protagonist in the process of digital transformation in horticulture
Drones for the application of phytosanitary products, intelligent greenhouses controlled from a mobile phone, artificial intelligence to make the commercialisation of fruit and vegetables more

As prices go up, Morocco bans some vegetable exports to West Africa
Morocco has forbidden fruit and vegetable traders from exporting tomatoes, onions and potatoes to West African countries. The decision by the agricultural food export authority, Morocco Fodex, was