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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
Tasmania’s 2026 apple season is officially underway
Early varieties such as Royal Gala and Smitten are already making their way to local markets
April 06 , 2026
Mexican mangoes: How the tropical fruit has conquered North American hearts and palates
The region has become a true ally to the local industry, pushing it to reach world-class operational maturity.
April 06 , 2026
Germany dominates Europe's lucrative market for dried fruits and nuts
The country maintains strict EU standards for quality and sustainability, fueled by consumer sensitivity to pesticide residues.
April 06 , 2026
Premium green kiwifruit Dulcis closes its 2025/26 season exceeding industry expectations
Italy remained the main destination, accounting for more than 50 percent of volumes; however, the fruit is making headway all around Europe.
April 03 , 2026
FAO warns of severe global food security risks from disruption to Strait of Hormuz
The organization is urging the establishment of alternative trade corridors and emergency financial support for farmers and import-dependent countries.
April 03 , 2026
Southerners and young shoppers drive up organic sales in 2025
The category grew by six percent last year, outpacing conventional produce growth.
April 03 , 2026
South African citrus exports projected to grow up to 5 percent in 2026
The industry projects shipments of up to 215 million cartons in a season marked by logistical and geopolitical challenges.
April 03 , 2026
University of Florida lettuce crops show full resistance to bacterial leaf spot
New romaine, iceberg, and leaf lines aim to combine resilience and agronomic performance.
April 03 , 2026
Naturipe Farms announces leadership promotions and new hire to support continued growth
April 02 , 2026
