Ag-Innovation
Amazon Grocery, the e-commerce's new private food label has 1,000+ products—including produce
The new label houses products ranging from milk and olive oil to fresh produce, meat, and seafood, with most offerings priced under $5 and rated four-stars or higher.
October 02 , 2025
ASTRA’s new peeler: pineapples to profit
The company is unveiling the FAP-3000, an industrial pineapple peeler capable of handling 500 fruits per hour with industry-leading yield rates.
October 02 , 2025
Blueberry varietal transition—the berry fine line separating premium fruit from market confusion
Blueberries are getting firmer, sweeter, and better looking thanks to a global shift in genetics. But as new varieties flood the market, growers warn the fruit may be losing more than it gains.
October 01 , 2025
After years of great investment, Tru-Cape growers celebrate record Pink Lady packouts
Color gains, tech upgrades, and grower collaboration fueled export growth for the African apple brand.
September 30 , 2025
Family-owned Grupo Jorge Schmidt is leading the Chilean fruit industry with record production and a focus on tech and community
In its Catemu processing plant, the company processes over 1.1 tons of mandarins daily, making it one of the largest citrus plants in Latin America.
September 22 , 2025
New robotic strawberry harvester hopes to address labor shortages
For harvesting machines identifying lower-hanging fruits is hard. However, a new approach seeks to address these challenges with the help of air and AI.
September 18 , 2025
How a mysterious ecoterrorism attack helped reshape California's medfly response
A $60 million unsuccessful attempt to eradicate the 1989 infestation, prompted the California Department of Food and Agriculture to adopt a more efficient and sustainable method—sterile insect technology.
September 16 , 2025
Innovation and exports drive expansion in Saudi Arabian date industry
MarkNtel Advisors projects the market to be valued at over $286 million by 2030, an increase driven by rising consumer demand, global exports, and innovation.
September 16 , 2025
Rodents, ripeness, and red tape—The California almond season is not exempt of challenges
Uncertainty surrounds California’s almond harvest as growers contend with uneven crop timing, rodent infestations, and trade policy concerns.
September 15 , 2025
CRISPR gets juicy: DNA-free editing breakthrough could extend raspberry shelf-life
Researchers at Cranfield University in the UK published the first study showing successful CRISPR-Cas9 gene editing in red raspberries. The results could pave the way for faster variety development and fewer postharvest losses.
September 12 , 2025



