South Korea goes tropical: Global mango imports and e-commerce drive demand

The fruit is growing not only in its fresh format but also as an ingredient in beverages, processed products, and gastronomic offerings.

April 10 , 2026

Florida citrus challenges freeze woes with new (and improved) forecast 

With more optimistic prospects for the current season, the Sunshine State expects a stable output compared to last year.

April 09 , 2026

Leadership transition: Capespan CEO and CFO step down amid organizational evolution

The company's top leadership will go to André de Klerk, the company’s current Commercial Director and a member of the Board.

April 09 , 2026

Agronometrics in Charts: The truth behind Honeycrisp apples' relentless price climb

The variety sits at an uncomfortable pricing spot—a late-season climb, after a faded fall crop relief and before the new harvest arrives.

April 09 , 2026

Chile promotes research to improve the quality of Hass avocados and reduce black spots

Researchers at the Pontifical Catholic University of Valparaíso have made advances in understanding how controlled atmosphere technology can reduce the incidence of black spot.

April 09 , 2026

Peruvian agtrade surpasses $1B in January, with the US leading demand

Grapes, blueberries, mangoes, and avocados are fueling a 16 percent year-on-year jump in fruit and vegetable exports.

April 09 , 2026

Microwave sensors revolutionize peanut grading with real-time quality checks

The technology provide significant time, labor, and financial savings to the US peanut industry during the grading process.   

April 09 , 2026

Fruit snacks bet on wellness, as industry doubles down on whole foods, clean labels

According to analyst firm MarketIntelo, the industry’s market value is set to nearly double to $11.2 billion by 2033.

April 09 , 2026

IFPA urges members to sign up to CBP platform to get IEEPA tariff refunds

Only stakeholders enrolled in the agency’s services will be eligible to get tariff money back by the end of the Spring.  

April 09 , 2026

Freeze aftershock: Florida tomato supply tight after winter storms

Normal volumes are not expected to return until mid-April, according to the Florida Tomato Exchange.

April 09 , 2026