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World Citrus Organization forecasts dip in Northern Hemisphere citrus output for 2025–26

Despite the regional decline, the organization projects United States citrus production to increase by 4.53 percent, reaching 4.85 million tons.
November 26 , 2025

Fresh All Green anticipates strong Egyptian strawberry season

Egyptian grower and exporter Fresh All Green says the upcoming strawberry season is shaping up to be a successful one, with solid fruit volumes, strong fruit quality, and robust exports. Chairman Hussein Hassan stated that Fresh All Green's strawberries are shaping up to be of excellent quality, with even color and firmness this season, and […]
November 25 , 2025

Camposol unveils new biofactory

The 21,500-square-foot facility integrates both in vitro and ex vitro propagation within a single space and has an annual production capacity of up to 5 million blueberry plants.
November 25 , 2025

Mission Produce projects surge in avocado demand for holidays and winter

The company expects increased volume and lower prices to fuel demand during key avocado-eating holidays.
November 25 , 2025

Oppy reports sustainability progress in new 2025 Sustainability Report

Vancouver-based fruit producer and distributor Oppy just released its 2025 sustainability report, highlighting the company’s progress across five sustainability focus areas: greenhouse gas emissions, water use, food waste, sustainable packaging, and support for people and communities. The report builds on last year’s achievements and follows the company’s commitment to achieving near- and long-term climate targets […]
November 24 , 2025

Cora Seeds showcases rocket and lettuce varieties at the Altamura Farm's Baby Leaves and Fresh-Cut open days

Vegetable seeds developer and distributor, Cora Seeds, unveiled its latest set of rocket and lettuce varieties, including new experimental lines, during the Baby Leaves and Fresh-Cut open days on Nov. 11–12 at Altamura Farm in Pontecagnano Faiano, in Italy’s Piana del Sele growing region. During the events, the company showcased its lettuce rocket varieties, including […]
November 24 , 2025

Persimmon season starts late, but marketing muscle keeps retailers in the game

Warm autumn weather delayed the first blush of California persimmons, but growers say the crop is still delivering on flavor and volume. With new merchandising tools and rising interest in specialty varieties, retailers have plenty to promote.
November 24 , 2025

Forests take root in COP30 agenda as new report links trees to farm resilience

As deforestation heats up fields and laborers alike, scientists say restoring forests could cool things down and boost crop yields. The new analysis links tree cover to everything from water security to worker health.
November 21 , 2025

Oppy expands Calgary footprint by 50% to boost logistics and ripening services

The new structure increases the company's footprint by 50 percent and strengthens its service capabilities across Alberta and the broader Prairies.  
November 20 , 2025

USDA rolls out second stage of $16 billion disaster aid for farmers

The United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) will release a second stage of disaster aid for farmers still recovering from extreme weather events that hit the country in 2023 and 2024. This second round of disaster aid totals over $16 billion to be delivered through the Farm Service Agency (FSA) as part of the Supplemental […]
November 19 , 2025