U.S. Importers Association discuss challenging 2023 for Peruvian asparagus

The combination of the cyclone with El Niño has led growing temperatures to reach between 80-95 degrees F in some areas, during this time of the year temperatures range from 65 to 70 degrees on average.

July 05 , 2023

Australian table grape season’s silver lining

Table grape export volumes increased by 20,000 tons to more than 130,000 tons – worth more than $570 million – lower than the industry’s pre-Covid peak, but an improvement on the past two seasons. 

July 05 , 2023

U.S. continues Latin American mango supplies

According to Dr. Noris Ledesma during her presentation at the 2023 Mango Grower's Summit, "the U.S. mango industry will continue to depend on supply from other countries."

July 05 , 2023

EU to grant €330 million fund for ag sector

The measure will be voted at the next committee meeting for the common organization of agricultural markets.

July 05 , 2023

Agronometrics in Charts: Red, white & blueberry - A look at the U.S. blueberry season

In addition to being an indispensable ingredient in Fourth of July recipes, such as cakes, pies, trifles, and various other desserts, blueberries play a vital role in enhancing the distinct flavors and overall culinary experience associated with this patriotic occasion.

July 04 , 2023

Skylar Rae cherries return for summer

Skylar Rae cherries are back with their super sweet flavor and satisfying bite which has caused an increase in demand for the fruit.

July 04 , 2023

Fruit Attraction 2023 surpasses the total occupancy of the previous edition

For the first time, the fair, organized by IFEMA MADRID and FEPEX, will occupy nine halls of the Madrid exhibition center, making the city the global epicenter of fresh produce commercialization.

July 04 , 2023

China welcomes Polish imports of fresh blueberries

Entrance to China, as one of the largest destination markets globally, could prove crucial as Poland continues to build steam for its blueberry business.

July 04 , 2023

A decisive time for new cherry varieties in Chile

With a need to replace some varieties, Chilean cherry industry is at the turning point of being able to make changes and success will depend on the degree of responsibility assumed by the entire production chain.

July 03 , 2023

South African citrus exports to the EU to drop by 20%

As of June, citrus exports into the EU will require enhanced cold treatment. This means the fruit will need to be pre-cooled to below 35.6°F for 20 days before being shipped.

July 03 , 2023