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Opinion | Cold treatment is what opens markets for fruit—or closes them

The process must be understood as a critical link within the logistics chain, says Rafael Guarda Martínez, an ag and shipping expert at RG Consultant.
February 19 , 2026

Vertical farming market set to quadruple by 2032, driven by urban innovation

The food production method will grow from $8 billion in 2025 to $39.7 billion in seven years.
February 19 , 2026

US and Ecuador finalize landmark trade deal, slashing tariffs on key exports

The White House states that the final agreement will be signed soon and will create new opportunities for trade and investment between the two countries.
February 19 , 2026

The Indian grape market heads for 2035: Modernization, climate resilience, and export growth

Growers in the South Asian country are moving towards a more modern, competitive, and globally-oriented model.
February 18 , 2026

Mexico registers new high-quality soursop variety, boosting global leadership

The Perla-AM variety stands out for its large fruit, creamy-white pulp, excellent flavor and aroma, and yields superior to the national average.
February 18 , 2026

Post-game slowdown: Mexico still holds majority share of US avocado market

Shipments dipped after the Super Bowl, but volumes remain well above last year’s.
February 18 , 2026

Hapag-Lloyd to acquire Israeli shipping line ZIM for $4.2 billion

At $35 a share, the price represents a 58 percent premium to the Israelis’ stock price on February 13, 2026.
February 18 , 2026

Trump charts US shipbuilding revival amid China trade clash

A new Maritime Action Plan aims to buoy domestic yards as port feed ripple through supply chains.
February 18 , 2026

Bayer AG announces $7.25B class settlement agreement to resolve Roundup claims

Pending court approval, the company would make declining, capped annual payments for up to 21 years. 
February 17 , 2026

Agronometrics in Charts: Argentine agroexports hit $42.2B export surge

While the recovery remains anchored in bulk commodities like soy and corn, the country’s citrus segment is showing remarkable resilience.
February 17 , 2026