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Europe’s food confidence rebounds, but gaps remain

Transparency, competence, and care are the main drivers behind improving trust levels.
May 15 , 2026

FAO's new data domain tracks agricultural R&D trends worldwide

The platform builds on a 1981 service and has been returned to FAO thanks to a grant from the Gates Foundation.
May 15 , 2026

Innovative freeze-protection could transform Florida’s passion fruit growing approach

A new system may offer growers more control over harvest timing while reducing the crop’s exposure to damaging winter temperatures.
May 15 , 2026

Extreme weather causes severe damage to apple orchards in India

Losses could reach up to 70 percent of Himachal Pradesh state, a key producing region in the South Asian country.
May 15 , 2026

Oppy named one of Canada’s Best Managed Companies for 25th consecutive year

May 14 , 2026

CGA assesses crop damage after dangerous floods hit citrus-producing regions in South Africa

No accurate assessment can possible at the moment, but soft citrus is expected to be the most acutely affected, as early mandarin harvesting was ramping up when the weather front hit. 
May 14 , 2026

Agronometrics in Charts: Global produce trade faces growing pressure from Middle East conflict

Importers face a high-stakes decision: choose the security of long-term contracts with emergency surcharges or risk the volatile spot market for potentially lower rates.
May 14 , 2026

Taiwan says US tangerine imports pose limited threat to domestic supply

Timing, consumer preference, and price gaps are set to protect home-grown citrus.
May 14 , 2026

Chilean table grape sector finds balance as US demand shifts

The industry is sharpening its quality focus after a rain-struck season.
May 14 , 2026

New study finds natural resistance to red spider mite in two Genesis Fresh mandarin varieties

Pest resistance could yield savings of 10 percent to 15 percent of total cultivation costs, says the company.
May 14 , 2026