Labor shortages lead to fewer vegetables being grown in Estonia
Fewer vegetables are being grown in Estonia because farms lack workers. This has led to higher quantities of vegetables now being imported from abroad than before. In 2019, Estonian farmers

IFN takes Romagna blueberries around Italy with 26,000 likes
Having only 3 thousand square metres of blueberries and receiving a volume of requests that exceeds all expectations, arousing interest even from Estonia. This is what happened to Lorenzo Dradi

"We are now sourcing chanterelles from Sweden and Estonia"
Despite the weather, this has been a good start to the Eastern European wild mushroom season. "The chanterelle campaign has started particularly well. The desired calibers are all available in

Estonian berry distributor strikes deal with Latvian retailer to supply consumers directly
The Estonian importer, hyper-focused distributor, and point of sales booth manager of fresh berries in retail stores nationwide, is heading to Latvia. This is a significant breakthrough for No

Bestway has raised its stake in Sainsbury's to 4.47%
Maxima Estonia names Kristina Mustonen as new CEO Maxima Estonia has appointed Kristina Mustonen as its sole board member and chief executive officer, effective 1 February 2023. Mustonen succeeds

TSW 2023 - successful debut in Kielce and record attendance
The Trade Fair for Fruit and Vegetables 2023 (TSW 2023) is behind us. The two-day event this year took place in the facilities of Targi Kielce. On 20 000 m2 of exhibition space, 311 exhibitors