OPS: Lasering weeds and other developments

The Organic Produce Summit shot to a strong start on July 12 in Monterey, with opening tours showcasing new methods to build sustainable production.

July 13 , 2023

Agronometrics in Charts: California growers anticipate the introduction of new table grape varieties

2023 marks a season of exploration for the U.S. table grape market. Introduction of new varieties holds promise for increased volumes and more flavorful fruit.

July 13 , 2023

Copefrut posts first sustainability report

The document showcases the firm’s 2021-22 economic, social, and environmental performance, after the introduction of its new corporate sustainability policy last year.

July 12 , 2023

British Columbia cherry producers concerned about late and cheap U.S. fruit

The price that B.C. growers are getting for their product is only covering the cost of packers and pickers. 

July 12 , 2023

Peruvian blueberry exports continue exponential growth

As of June, fresh blueberry exports showed an uptick of almost 43% year-on-year, with over 76 million pounds shipped.

July 12 , 2023

Canadian tech firm reimagining nutrient delivery

The patented technology will be harnessed through AGT Soileos in Western Canada, a joint venture between Lucent Bio and AGT Food.

July 12 , 2023

Oppy honors founder on 165th anniversary

Today, commonly known by its nickname Oppy, the leading global fresh produce company celebrates its 165-year legacy delivering quality fruits and vegetables to customers worldwide. 

July 12 , 2023

Westfalia Fruit appoints new chair of the board

The firm has announced Dr. Khotso Mokhele as new chair of the Board of Westfalia Fruit International and its parent company, HMH Group.

July 11 , 2023

New Zealand and EU sign free trade agreement

Bilateral trade is projected to grow up to 30% by 2033, with EU exports expected to rise as tariffs will be eliminated on key products.

July 11 , 2023

Agronometrics in Charts: Peach prices skyrocket as Georgia loses 90% of its crop to heat waves

U.S. production is expected to drop over 100,000 tons due to late winter and early spring freezes impacting crops in the top three growing states of California, South Carolina, and Georgia.

July 11 , 2023