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South Africa citrus celebrates “sustained growth” in U.S. market

South African citrus exporters are sharing positive news regarding exports to the U.S. market, with demand in the American market increasing and production volumes on the rise.

October 02 , 2023

Riveridge geared for huge apple season

Don Armock, president of Riveridge Produce Marketing, based in Sparta, MI, tells FreshFruitPortal.com that his 2023 apple crop – and that of Michigan – is the second largest ever, trailing only 2022.

October 02 , 2023

Chileans urge Systems Approach protocol for grape exports

No official communications from either government have confirmed approval for the new protocol, putting producers and exporters, who had prepared for a season with this new mechanism, in a complex situation.

October 02 , 2023

South African table grape exports to rise 12%

The industry expects a 12% increase in volumes inspected for export compared to the actual inspected volumes of the 2022-23 season.

October 02 , 2023

Agrovision and Earth Market launch new premium raspberry in Europe: Pink Star

Pink Star is a new portfolio from renowned French breeding company Marionnet Label and is already enjoying quality recognition, with a 2-star flavor certification at Brussels’ International Taste Institute in May 2023.

September 29 , 2023

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Muscadine grapes get superfood makeover UF/IFAS researchers are developing a freeze-drying technique to preserve the fruit’s peel, as it contains most of the superfood properties, while making it more appealing to audiences.

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FrostBoss inaugurates blade manufacturing facility Based in Hawke's Bay, New Zealand, the firm produces frost fans and exports its products to six continents.

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Rice Fruit Company announces retirement of apple industry veteran Lee Showalter Press Release Rice Fruit Company, a leading producer of high-quality Eastern apples, has announced the retirement of Lee Showalter, a long-time industry advocate and fruit grower. Lee has been a pivotal member of the Rice Fruit team for over thirteen years, with an unwavering passion for the apple industry. In 1969, the Showalter Family purchased […]

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Ecuadorian banana exports up 7% Despite a challenging start of the season, with the effects of El Niño phenomenon looming over growers, Ecuadorian banana exports to the EU show a 22% uptick. In April, the Association of Banana Exporters of Ecuador (AEBE) confirmed a 0.47% drop in production volume, expressing concern about the ongoing season. However, overall shipments to international […]

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European Commission renews use of glyphosate as herbicide Glyphosate first came under fire in 2015, when the World Health Organization warned about possible carcinogenic risks.

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Port of Liverpool: Container volume dip to prompt layoffs Port owner Peel Ports and British syndicate Unite the Union are beginning a 45-day redundancy consultation that could lead to 15% of employees being terminated.

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Agronometrics in Charts: U.S. market faces tight orange supplies in the wake of Hurricane Idalia The average daily prices of oranges in the U.S. rose by 5.10% in week 36.

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Global food consumption: Implications for agriculture To date, steady increases in productivity have allowed agricultural production to keep up with a growing population and per capita increases.

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Sharp rise in U.S. truck cargo thefts during Q2 There were more cargo theft incidents near freight hubs and large cities, leading to hot spots in states such as California and Georgia, which ranked in first and second place in terms of cargo theft risk, according to Overhaul.

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Interko expanding at-source ripening solutions The company's ripening rooms can be used at the source or in the end market for numerous fruits, including bananas, avocados, mangoes, papayas, pears, apricots, peaches, kiwifruit and tomatoes.

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Vanguard International shares the future of black grapes

Dirk Winkelmann, President of Vanguard Direct, reflects on upcoming opportunities for black table grape varieties. Dirk Winkelmann, President of Vanguard Direct, reflects on upcoming opportunities for black table grape varieties.

June 02 , 2023
Indian produce market brings new sights and distinctive smells

Crowded and noisy Chennai is home to almost nine million people on the southeast coast of the subcontinent. Crowded and noisy Chennai is home to almost nine million people on the southeast coast of the subcontinent.

May 30 , 2023
What did we hear at Fruit Logistica last week?

John Giles, Divisional Director at Promar International, discusses the Fruit Logistica conference, which took place last week in Berlin. John Giles, Divisional Director at Promar International, discusses the Fruit Logistica conference, which took place last week in Berlin.

February 16 , 2023
What can we look forward to at Fruit Logistica next week?

John Giles, Divisional Director at Promar International, weighs in on the upcoming Fruit Logistica conference, which will be held in Berlin. John Giles, Divisional Director at Promar International, weighs in on the upcoming Fruit Logistica conference, which will be held in Berlin.

February 01 , 2023
Agro-Informatics trends transforming the industry in 2023

Agmatix CEO Ron Baruchi discusses 2023's upcoming tech trends for the produce industry. Agmatix CEO Ron Baruchi discusses 2023's upcoming tech trends for the produce industry.

January 09 , 2023
From the CEO’s desk: Branding fresh fruit

Vanguard's CEO Craig Stauffer reflects on the retail experience and branding for fresh fruit. Vanguard's CEO Craig Stauffer reflects on the retail experience and branding for fresh fruit.

December 22 , 2022
U.S. will soon have access to methyl bromide-free Chilean grapes

Chile Agricultural Attaché in the USA, Andrés Rodríguez weighs in the long-awaited Systems Approach approval for table grape exports to the United States, following the publication of its proposed rule in the Federal Register. Chile Agricultural Attaché in the USA, Andrés Rodríguez weighs in the long-awaited Systems Approach approval for table grape exports to the United States, following the publication of its proposed rule in the Federal Register.

November 18 , 2022
How does the UK stand at the end of 2022?

John Giles, Divisional Director at Promar International, analyzes the main challenges faced by the UK produce industry during 2022. John Giles, Divisional Director at Promar International, analyzes the main challenges faced by the UK produce industry during 2022.

November 14 , 2022
Raspberry development in processing and fresh sectors

The global raspberry sector continues to grow, as it does with the other main berry types. Raspberries for fresh consumption have the biggest name in the marketplace, but processed berries are a major part of the berry industry. The global raspberry sector continues to grow, as it does with the other main berry types. Raspberries for fresh consumption have the biggest name in the marketplace, but processed berries are a major part of the berry industry.

April 14 , 2022
Opinion: The Rising Cost Produce Paradox

Vanguard International CEO Craig Stauffer shares his thoughts on what the pricing surge means for the produce industry. Vanguard International CEO Craig Stauffer shares his thoughts on what the pricing surge means for the produce industry.

March 18 , 2022

Agronometrics in Charts View All

Agronometrics in Charts: U.S. market faces tight orange supplies in the wake of Hurricane Idalia

The average daily prices of oranges in the U.S. rose by 5.10% in week 36.

September 28 , 2023

Agronometrics in Charts: Berry imports and organic strawberry production exhibit sustained growth - USDA

The report, titled "The Changing Landscape of U.S. Strawberry and Blueberry Markets: Production, Trade, and Challenges from 2000 to 2020," spans 38 pages and offers a deep dive into the transformations witnessed in domestic production, consumption, prices, and trade dynamics for strawberries and blueberries over the past two decades.

September 26 , 2023

Agronometrics: Mexico among top 3 producers of avocado, blackberry, raspberry and asparagus

This year Mexico is the world's leading producer of avocado and blackberry, it stands second in the production of green chile, lemon and raspberry and holds the third spot in the production of asparagus, guava and mango.

September 21 , 2023

Agronometrics in Charts: Hurricane Hilary disrupts California’s grape season

The California Table Grape Commission has unveiled the impact of Hurricane Hilary on the state's grape crop, estimating an initial loss of 25 million boxes, each weighing 8.6 kilograms.

September 19 , 2023

Ag-Innovation View All

Vietnam market opens for Texas grapefruit

Suterra pest control suits global direction

California citrus estimates down due to thrips

Peruvian blueberry prices double as production falls

Climate change: Farmer incomes estimated to have decreased by 15.7%

South Africa citrus celebrates “sustained growth” in U.S. market

Riveridge geared for huge apple season

Chileans urge Systems Approach protocol for grape exports

South African table grape exports to rise 12%

Agrovision and Earth Market launch new premium raspberry in Europe: Pink Star

Muscadine grapes get superfood makeover UF/IFAS researchers are developing a freeze-drying technique to preserve the fruit’s peel, as it contains most of the superfood properties, while making it more appealing to audiences.

FrostBoss inaugurates blade manufacturing facility Based in Hawke's Bay, New Zealand, the firm produces frost fans and exports its products to six continents.

European Commission renews use of glyphosate as herbicide Glyphosate first came under fire in 2015, when the World Health Organization warned about possible carcinogenic risks.

Port of Liverpool: Container volume dip to prompt layoffs Port owner Peel Ports and British syndicate Unite the Union are beginning a 45-day redundancy consultation that could lead to 15% of employees being terminated.

Agronometrics in Charts: U.S. market faces tight orange supplies in the wake of Hurricane Idalia The average daily prices of oranges in the U.S. rose by 5.10% in week 36.

Global food consumption: Implications for agriculture To date, steady increases in productivity have allowed agricultural production to keep up with a growing population and per capita increases.

Sharp rise in U.S. truck cargo thefts during Q2 There were more cargo theft incidents near freight hubs and large cities, leading to hot spots in states such as California and Georgia, which ranked in first and second place in terms of cargo theft risk, according to Overhaul.

Interko expanding at-source ripening solutions The company's ripening rooms can be used at the source or in the end market for numerous fruits, including bananas, avocados, mangoes, papayas, pears, apricots, peaches, kiwifruit and tomatoes.

Vanguard International shares the future of black grapes

Indian produce market brings new sights and distinctive smells

What did we hear at Fruit Logistica last week?

What can we look forward to at Fruit Logistica next week?

Agro-Informatics trends transforming the industry in 2023

From the CEO’s desk: Branding fresh fruit

U.S. will soon have access to methyl bromide-free Chilean grapes

How does the UK stand at the end of 2022?

Raspberry development in processing and fresh sectors

Opinion: The Rising Cost Produce Paradox

Agronometrics in Charts: U.S. market faces tight orange supplies in the wake of Hurricane Idalia

Agronometrics in Charts: Berry imports and organic strawberry production exhibit sustained growth - USDA

Agronometrics: Mexico among top 3 producers of avocado, blackberry, raspberry and asparagus

Agronometrics in Charts: Hurricane Hilary disrupts California’s grape season

Recyclable food tray solution brings sustainability to retail

New highlights from GreenTech Amsterdam: Tomato virus, digital phenotyping and peat alternatives

Cities should aim to grow 30% of produce locally - report

Oppy announces its first tech investment

Muscadine grapes get superfood makeover UF/IFAS researchers are developing a freeze-drying technique to preserve the fruit’s peel, as it contains most of the superfood properties, while making it more appealing to audiences.

FrostBoss inaugurates blade manufacturing facility Based in Hawke's Bay, New Zealand, the firm produces frost fans and exports its products to six continents.

European Commission renews use of glyphosate as herbicide Glyphosate first came under fire in 2015, when the World Health Organization warned about possible carcinogenic risks.

Port of Liverpool: Container volume dip to prompt layoffs Port owner Peel Ports and British syndicate Unite the Union are beginning a 45-day redundancy consultation that could lead to 15% of employees being terminated.

Agronometrics in Charts: U.S. market faces tight orange supplies in the wake of Hurricane Idalia The average daily prices of oranges in the U.S. rose by 5.10% in week 36.

Global food consumption: Implications for agriculture To date, steady increases in productivity have allowed agricultural production to keep up with a growing population and per capita increases.

Sharp rise in U.S. truck cargo thefts during Q2 There were more cargo theft incidents near freight hubs and large cities, leading to hot spots in states such as California and Georgia, which ranked in first and second place in terms of cargo theft risk, according to Overhaul.

Interko expanding at-source ripening solutions The company's ripening rooms can be used at the source or in the end market for numerous fruits, including bananas, avocados, mangoes, papayas, pears, apricots, peaches, kiwifruit and tomatoes.

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