Fall Creek introduces Apex, a new blueberry variety coming to disrupt the early- to mid-season

The cultivar enters the company’s portfolio with proven field performance, 45-day shelf life, and yield potential exceeding 20 metric tons per hectare.

April 07 , 2026

Agronometrics in Charts: Strait of Hormuz disruption sends fertilizer prices skyrocketing 30 percent

Nitrogen fertilizers like urea are applied just before planting, leaving farmers with little room to delay or adapt.

April 07 , 2026

The US strawberry industry is expected to have an expanding, yet rocky, 2026

Strawberry demand remains resilient, especially as consumers prioritize health and wellness.

April 07 , 2026

The Republic of Georgia emerges as a five-month global blueberry supplier

The country’s young industry is making strides to become an important player in the global market, including the expansion of producing regions and the adoption of top varieties. 

April 07 , 2026

New Chilean cherry aims to sweeten early-season window

The variety has shown promising post-harvest performance in storage tests lasting up to 60 days, with export percentages exceeding 88 percent.

April 07 , 2026

The sustainability hurdles shaping the European fresh produce industry 

The country bloc is becoming an increasingly more demanding customer, with green practices being top of mind at the time of purchase. 

April 07 , 2026

New blueberry machine that separates, scans, and evaluates softness

New Zealand-based sorting and grading equipment manufacturer GP Graders’ new machine captures multiple angles of each blueberry to assess a range of quality attributes.

April 07 , 2026

ONE applies fuel surcharge for land transportation in Latin America

The new price will be valid for all commercial routes and services, and subject to regulatory approvals when applicable.

April 06 , 2026

US tropicals market nears $5.26B, dried and frozen products lead the way

A recent MarketIntelo study describes a “massive shift in how these fruits are processed and positioned at retail”.

April 06 , 2026

Opinion | What happens to the global food supply if the Strait of Hormuz remains closed for six months?

There are strategic backstops for oil crises, but the food system has no equivalent infrastructure, writes Francisco Martin-Rayo, CEO and Co-Founder of Helios AI.

April 06 , 2026