Bitesize lemons create consumer buzz
Tiny Italian lemons with edible skins and a sweeter taste are creating a buzz in parts of northern Europe, as demand for the relatively unknown fruit increases. Marketed as Lemon Snack and

Rise in Spain’s fresh produce imports
Spanish fresh fruit and vegetable imports were up by 7% per cent in volume and 15% in value in 2022, according to figures from the Customs and Excise Department of the Tax Agency, processed by

For every kilogram of berries there is a kilogram of documents, but organic production is still profitable
The organic industry appeared in Ukraine not so long ago and it can be called a niche. So far, it is not very popular in Ukraine and many other countries, but it can help producers become

The world unites to find a solution to the water crisis
The Water 2023 Conference is the first summit of its kind since 1977 and will culminate in the creation of a new Water Action Agenda that will bring together hundreds of voluntary commitments that

Nelka RZ: novedad de Rijk Zwaan and berenjena
From this Tuesday until tomorrow, Wednesday 22nd March, those attending the Rijk Zwaan field days will be able to learn about the main advantages of the variety that has just been introduced into

Fall Creek names new executive chair

Hort Innovation invests in new citrus varieties
Hort innovation has announced it will invest nearly A$1m to assess new citrus varieties that are suited to Australian growing conditions. Funded by Hort Innovation’s citrus levy, the A$987,000

Sydney Markets chairman retires
Long-serving Sydney Markets (SML) board chairman John Pearson has announced his retirement. He has held the position since 2005. Under Pearson’s leadership, the markets have invested over A$100m

Difficult campaign for the Tarocco orange
Carpentiere France is ending its season of citrus fruit from Sicily. It was a very “special” year because the Mediterranean island was the victim of climatic hazards. “A storm hit Sicily

"We've simply had extreme growth in recent years"
In Upper Austria, 18.1% of the area and 20.1% of the farms are currently farmed organically, and demand for organic products within retailing is increasing. The share of spending on organic

Morrisons cuts hundreds more prices
Fresh produce is among almost 500 products set to have their prices cut by Morrisons. The supermarket announced another round of price reductions and holds, with 490 products having their prices

20% less garlic area
"A problem that worries us a lot, given that garlic is an economic engine for many municipalities in Spain", regrets the president of the National Garlic Board, Julio Bacete, who added that this

Bonnysa is committed to the financial wellbeing of its 1,600 employees with Payflow
The initiative to include this tool comes from the Human Resources department, which is actively looking for benefits and solutions that meet the needs of its employees. According to Gloria