Vietnamese fruit growers should increase planning to prevent price drops
Recently, many farms in the southern province of Trà Vinh Province reported losses because the prices of many kinds of fruits such as mango, orange and pomelo continued to drop. According to

Drought is already suffocating 80% of the Spanish countryside.
COAG Andalucía has drawn up a report in view of the worrying and widespread drought situation that is occurring practically all over the country and which is seriously compromising various types

UAE welcomes better mango season in Pakistan
Mango exports from Pakistan are due to start on 20 May, in accordance with the government’s strictly timed export policy. According to Mustafa Altaf, managing director of UAE-based importer

Clearing 'pesticides' to develop consumption
The data are clear: Italians believe that the most important thing when choosing a fruit and vegetable product is the absence of pesticides - 96.5% of our sample of 3,000 Fruit and Vegetable

San Marzano tomatoes, a virtuous example of supply chain integration
Territory, traditions, healthiness and quality. These are the main features that the Consorzio di tutela del Pomodoro San Marzano dell'agro sarnese-nocerino DOP highlighted at TUTTOFOOD in Milan.

More than ¤636 million for drought response
The sum of agricultural aid and the aid granted by the Ministry for Ecological Transition and the Demographic Challenge in the area of water totals some 2,190 million euros Of the direct aid, 355

IV gamma labelling rules, Freshfel urges EU to rethink
Freshfel Europe warns the European Commission about the possible implications of the draft proposal on marketing standards and mandatory country of origin labelling rules for soft fruit and

China-Vietnam border post sees fruit trade boom
Pingxiang is the largest and most convenient land route from China to Vietnam and Southeast Asia, as well as the largest port for fruit import and export trade between China and ASEA. Trucks

Australian fruit could hold key to citrus greening answer
Australian researchers have reached a milestone in their search for a solution to citrus greening after mapping the genome of a native lime species. Researchers from The University of Queensland

Government meets retailers over food prices
The government has met with retailers to discuss the issues around UK food prices at a time of a cost-of-living crisis. Chief secretary to the Treasury John Glen spoke to supermarket