Lithium niobate chip could remotely detect ripeness of fruit
A group of Australian scientists is working on super-thin chips made from lithium niobate, that might have potential applications in the field of remote ripening-fruit detection. RMIT

The impact of the cutback of the aqueduct in Alicante
The Institute of Economic Studies of the Province of Alicante has held a meeting with the participation of the president of ASAJA-Alicante, José Vicente Andreu, to know the scope of the cut in

Asiafruit February out now
The February 2023 edition of Asiafruit Magazine is now available on the Asiafruit app – Apple and Android – bringing you the latest news and views from across Asia’s fast-moving fresh

UK production is under threat. How can we secure its future?
Supply chain inflation remains high, and the financial pressure on UK fruit and vegetable producers is arguably more intense now than ever. The outlook for the future of horticultural production

Organic purple pointed cabbage: a trendy vegetable that could be here to stay

Mushrooms Niklas presents diverse range and new concepts at FRUIT LOGISTICA

Harvest of early onions in Uzbekistan is largely delayed and may be lower than expected
The consequences of the weather anomalies in January for the Central Asian onion market are not limited to the loss of last year’s crop stocks, the subsequent sharp rise in prices, and a series

FEDEMCO fortalece on alliance with AIDIMME
The members of the Executive Committee of FEDEMCO, led by its President, Enrique Soler Segrelles, have visited the facilities of the Technological Institute AIDIMME, Instituto Tecnológico

GLOBAL MARKET OVERVIEW BANANAS
Banana prices fluctuate across the globe as market conditions and supply and demand dynamics change. In the Netherlands, green bananas are in high demand, causing higher prices for this type of

Ambrosia increases its commitment to communication
Consumers will once again be able to appreciate the unique characteristics of Ambrosia™ apples through a 20-second spot that will be broadcast on the country's main TV channels. The TV spot will