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Science is one step closer to prickle-free blackberries

The genetic marker technology developed is affordable, publicly available, and no regulatory hurdles should arise for companies of any size interested in implementing it.
September 05 , 2025

Hope in the soil: New banana cultivars show TR4 resistance

The trial is marking a significant step toward potential mitigation of the global spread of the fungus, which causes substantial crop losses and export restrictions.
September 04 , 2025

Heat-stress protection protocols for farm workers save lives in the fields 

In the absence of a federally mandated heat-stress protocol, initiatives like The Fair Food Program provide protection and business-savvy options.
September 04 , 2025

Lack of reciprocity in preliminary EU-US trade deal has European fresh produce industry up in arms

Fresh produce organizations in Europe are raising the alarm about the preliminary details of the new EU-US trade deal.
September 02 , 2025

Costa Rica launches sustainability seal for pineapple exports

The move aims to certify adherence to socio-environmental standards and enhance transparency in international markets.
September 02 , 2025

The countdown for Asia Fruit Logistica 2025 is on!

Held from September 3 to 5, 2025, the event promises to be its most international edition yet, offering a range of exciting new features.
August 29 , 2025

Mango volume in Sinaloa drops 60 percent due to drought

Drought conditions and late-season weather events in the northwestern Mexican state contributed to a shortened harvest, resulting in a 75 percent decrease in exports from the region.
August 29 , 2025

High-density apple orchards deliver higher returns despite greater upfront costs, study finds

A new Michigan State study finds high-density orchards deliver greater long-term returns and lower emissions, despite higher upfront costs.
August 28 , 2025

Chilean agricultural industry assesses frost damage in cherry-growing regions

Experts are still assessing damages, but they warn of significant negative impacts on early varieties in the O’Higgins and Valparaíso regions.
August 28 , 2025

Researchers want to make acerola cherries Florida’s new fruit sensation

Researchers at the University of Florida are deciphering what is preventing Florida growers from producing acerolas, and where can the fruit thrive.
August 27 , 2025