New Zealand red pear PiqaBoo® is a hot seller in China, SVM authorized for variety management
The new season of PiqaBoo® red pears imported from New Zealand have recently arrived in China and are seeing strong sales in the market.

Ri6 durians from Vietnam now available in UK
The Ri6 durian, a specialty from Vietnam’s Mekong Delta, is now available in the UK market for the first time. A shipment of five tons of these durians, imported by the UK’s TT Meridian Ltd,

Coldiretti at the bedside of periculture
"There is no more time, we have to save the Abate pear; it is intolerable to risk losing a jewel of our fruit-growing", with these words the Secretary General of Coldiretti, Vincenzo Gesmundo

Ondine, the year of the launch in large-scale distribution
Peach growing in Emilia-Romagna has a new opportunity for relaunching and it is called Ondine. The international club project for flat white-fleshed peaches and nectarines (which in Italy involves

Federdistribuzione, negative consumption
The data released by Istat regarding retail sales for the month of March show a tendential increase in value of +5.8%, which corresponds to a decrease in volume of -2.9%. "The month of March

Fruidor continues its partnership with The Walt Disney Company France
After the cherry tomato (Les Nouveaux Producteurs) and the banana of Guadeloupe and Martinique, Fruidor continues its partnership with The Walt Disney Company France by promoting its tasty round

Flood in Romagna, the toll worsens
One disaster after another in the Ravenna area and the alarm does not cease because new, intense rainfall is expected in the coming days. Hydrogeological instability is dragging behind orchards,

Week 16, sales growth resumes
After the 'counter-curve' jolts over the staggered Easter weeks between 2023 and 2022, in week 16 sales of Lcc and forced-weight fruit and vegetables began to grow again, although with a

Ukraine prepares to ban imports from Moldova
On Saturday, 6 May, the Moldovan Ministry of Agriculture announced plans to join the EU decision to introduce a temporary ban on importing wheat, corn, rapeseed and sunflower from Ukraine while

Tunisia’s agricultural sector consumes more than 80 per cent of domestic water reserves
Since 2019, Tunisia has been struggling with a drought that has left most of its dams and reservoirs almost empty and, with rising temperatures and longer summers, is placing more pressure on