Cesena agricultural cooperative, 22 million investment
More than 22 million in investments, eight thousand square metres of new surface area to expand the Cooperative's logistic and production capacity: these are the figures for the expansion of

"I expect the shortage will last for a month at least"
In 2022 lime prices were high for extended periods because Mexico was not producing enough to satisfy the US market, so barely any volume came to Europe. It is very unusual for prices to stay high

Kazakhstan suspended the ban on onion exports since April 8, exports still limited
The ban on the exports of onions in Kazakhstan has been suspended since April 8, 2023. Nevertheless, the exports will be limited. This was reported by the press service of the Ministry of

Almeria starts the watermelon season with 2,500 hectares less than before.
According to the study carried out by ASAJA-Almeria, the reduction in the area under watermelon cultivation, whose first fruits in the province are already reaching the market, is generalised in

"In the early segment, our Prius F1 has become an extremely successful variety"
When we think of asparagus, we often think primarily of the classic white or green asparagus. However, Günter Hugenberg from Bejo Samen Ltd told us how diverse asparagus can be. "In the early

Kaufland: Cameo apples packed in silphia
Apples of the Cameo variety are now available at Kaufland packaged in silphia. As the subsidiary of the Schwarz Group announced, apples and cress of the own brand K-Bio will also be offered in the

Frost: French fruit growers remain vigilant
“Frost was announced so we remain vigilant,” explains Anthony Oboussier, fruit grower based in the Drôme department. “Last week, we struggled at night. One night, the alarm went off at 1.45

Czy cena przetwórstwa pomidorów w Hiszpanii wpłynie na negocjacje we Włoszech?
"Włochy zawsze miały najdroższe ceny na świecie, jeśli chodzi o świeże pomidory przeznaczone dla przemysłu przetwórczego. Ogłoszenie podpisania kontraktów na hiszpańskie pomidory po

Barbera: 'Rectangular melon will become a new iconic product' #vocidellortofrutta
Barbera International is betting on the quality ripe melon. In the group's objectives it will become one of the strong references, together with oranges, table grapes and prickly pears. Alessandro

Four packaging lessons from kiwi's global supply chain
The long harvest season of New Zealand kiwi and one of the world's longest supply chains present unique packaging challenges. These packaging solutions are intriguing because they can be used for

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En su 15 aniversario Fruit Attraction crece
With six months to go, Fruit Attraction 2023 has confirmed the participation of more than 90% of last year's exhibitors. On its 15th anniversary, to be held from 3 to 5 October in Madrid, the

Già 80 buyer della GDO a Think Fresh 2023
Maybe it is the tentative start to the first quarter, maybe it is the climate of uncertainty that characterises the current fruit and vegetable market, maybe it is the increasingly decisive impact

Royal starts its stone fruit season with a slight delay
However, the dry, hot weather in March has allowed the produce to ripen optimally and it is now at the ideal moment to start harvesting. From the Sevillian company Royal, they foresee a start to

Protofanousi chooses Icoel-Tomra technologies
PROTOFANOUSI FRUIT SA, better known as PROTO, is a historical leader in Greece and throughout Europe with the record for the largest European kiwifruit production, which this year chose the

Morocco keeps increasing carrot exports, but not to the EU
The exports of carrots from Morocco continue to grow steadily, and their volume has grown by almost 1.5 times in 2022, as well as in January 2023, EastFruit reports. At the same time, Sub-Saharan

Artichoke, the international symposium returns
With just over 370 thousand tonnes produced in 2021, Italy is the leading artichoke-producing country in the world, with Apulia and Sicily together accounting for three quarters of national

"A book is the perfect way to inspire people to use new herb varieties"
It's usually hectic at the Belgian herb farm Kruiden Claus from mid-March in the run-up to Easter. This year, however, the proper pressure is a way off. "I think the weather's the biggest reason,"

Custard apple ‘among climate change solutions’ in Africa
The wild custard apple is one of a number of “forgotten food crops” identified as being potentially instrumental in adapting future food systems to climate change. Researchers at Scotland’s

Austria: Severe frost damage in fruit growing
The early start of vegetation together with the recent low night temperatures have caused serious frost damage in Austrian fruit growing, according to information from the 'Agricultural

Europeans still well below recommended minimum fruit and vegetable consumption
Freshfel Europe’s Consumption Monitor shows that there is still a long way to go to reach the minimum recommendation of 400 g/day of fresh fruit and vegetables. The latest edition of the