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Chinese fresh e-retailer JD Fresh kicks off pre-sales of Chilean AG2 cherries 

The e-commerce giant said the first batch is expected to arrive via air freight on October 23.
October 16 , 2026

Fall Creek’s Paul Nselel: “Better berries can grow demand as well as replace older varieties”

The Chief Commercial Officer talked to FreshFruitPortal.com about new blueberry varieties and whether better genetics can increase consumption while improving grower returns.
October 16 , 2026

Chilean orchards assess crop damage following severe rain and hail

Growers are implementing drying and management strategies as meteorologists forecast more precipitation next week.
October 16 , 2026

US pear crop to fall by 15 percent this year

West Coast growers face lower yields and sizing challenges following an unseasonably warm summer and early harvest.
October 16 , 2026

Agronometrics in Charts: Mexican raspberry and blackberry shipments step up as El Niño weighs on Peruvian supply

Suppliers are turning to climate-adapted varietal development to secure steadier quality amid unpredictable weather patterns.
October 15 , 2026
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Taylor Farms to cut Mexican lettuce supply after outbreak The firm will join a public-private task force with scientists, industry leaders, and public health officials to identify lasting prevention measures. 

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OneDayOne and Francaise Food target Saudi Arabia’s growing Asian produce category The partnership aims to shorten supply chains and ensure reliable year-round quality for Saudi retailers.

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IBO brings global blueberry leaders together in Madrid to analyze the next stage for the industry The event presented key findings from the Global Industry Report 2026-2027, which identifies the main forces reshaping the sector.

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SanLucar launches together with Vegepörssi Oy in Finland Premium brand SanLucar and Finnish company Vegepörssi Oy have agreed on a long-term collaboration to launch and expand the company's business in the Finnish market. The partnership aims to introduce and further develop SanLucar-branded products in the premium segment, complemented by standard high-volume produce items in Finland. Through this cooperation, both companies intend to rapidly […]

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Euro Company brings Nut's Amore innovation to SIAL 2026 Euro Company is bringing its Nut's Amore universe to SIAL 2026, the trade fair that runs from 17 to 21 October. The brand is aimed at international markets and celebrates nuts through natural, innovative products designed to suit different moments and occasions. At Stand G200 – Hall 1, the company will showcase the full Nut's […]

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Argentina’s ultra-early cherry project yields promising results in fourth year Cultivated in Jujuy's Temperate Valleys, the trial of 2,200 low-chill trees demonstrates strong potential to expand the nation's commercial window.

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Westfalia Fruit’s operations now use 58 percent of renewable electricity, the company says  The firm updates its Sustainability Strategy, which centers on efficient water use, carbon management, waste reduction, and biodiversity protection. 

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Oasis Dates launches multi-million-dollar campaign to grow category demand The brand's new functional product line introduces flavored options packed with fiber and natural caffeine to attract health-conscious buyers.

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Avocado keeps growing in Europe, WAO says Old World’s consumption of the fruit increased by 16 percent in 2025, but there's still significant potential for expansion, the organization stated.

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After nearly 20 years building food brands, Moxxy refreshes its own After nearly two decades of helping food companies stand out in competitive markets, Moxxy is putting its own brand in the spotlight. The agency has unveiled a refreshed visual identity and website that better reflect its industry expertise, strategic approach, and creative capabilities across fresh and perishable foods, beverages, and other agriculture-related categories. Founded in […]

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  • Opinion | America’s bananas can no longer be taken for granted

    Banana producers face mounting weather, disease, production, and cost challenges, writes Tom Stenzel, Managing Director at BANA. Banana producers face mounting weather, disease, production, and cost challenges, writes Tom Stenzel, Managing Director at BANA.
    October 06 , 2026

  • Opinion | Africa's second generation of produce exporters is redrawing the map

    Three major shifts are expanding the continent's offering and supply window, bringing newcomers to center stage. Three major shifts are expanding the continent's offering and supply window, bringing newcomers to center stage.
    September 30 , 2026

  • Opinion | New apple varieties: a very complex topic

    Regardless of the number of new genetics hitting the shelves, there's a reason the market remains dominated by classic cultivars.  Regardless of the number of new genetics hitting the shelves, there's a reason the market remains dominated by classic cultivars. 
    September 30 , 2026

  • Opinion | The true cost of the United States' 12.5 percent tariff

    The latest tariff is not a marginal adjustment, writes Luis Chadwick, President of Chilean producer and exporter San Clemente, but a concrete threat to the country's competitiveness. The latest tariff is not a marginal adjustment, writes Luis Chadwick, President of Chilean producer and exporter San Clemente, but a concrete threat to the country's competitiveness.
    September 02 , 2026

  • Opinion | Fruit Attraction: 18 years strengthening the global fresh produce industry

    Turning 18 confirms the success of a project that has grown with the industry, writes the event's director By María José Sánchez. Turning 18 confirms the success of a project that has grown with the industry, writes the event's director By María José Sánchez.
    September 01 , 2026

  • Opinion | Arabian Gulf demand for African produce: a new trade corridor

    With positive policy signals and convenient logistics, Arabian Gulf buyers are turning to African origins writes Eric Potgieter, at Mashamba FFP (U) Ltd, With positive policy signals and convenient logistics, Arabian Gulf buyers are turning to African origins writes Eric Potgieter, at Mashamba FFP (U) Ltd,
    August 27 , 2026

  • Opinion | Blueberries in the UK: The challenge of producing where everyone wants to consume

    The region cannot ignore the structural barriers holding back its berry's expansion, writes Stephen Taylor, Managing Director at Winterwood Farms. The region cannot ignore the structural barriers holding back its berry's expansion, writes Stephen Taylor, Managing Director at Winterwood Farms.
    August 25 , 2026

  • Opinion | Yet another hurdle for the South African citrus industry

    New levies are now final and are likely to remain in place at least up to the end of this administration, writes CGA CEO Boitshoko Ntshabele, New levies are now final and are likely to remain in place at least up to the end of this administration, writes CGA CEO Boitshoko Ntshabele,
    August 04 , 2026

  • Opinion | The Latin American neighbors want good fruit

    The commonalities within the region perfectly complement a highly diverse offer, writes Betina Ernst, agricultural engineer and President at consulting firm Top Info Marketing. The commonalities within the region perfectly complement a highly diverse offer, writes Betina Ernst, agricultural engineer and President at consulting firm Top Info Marketing.
    July 23 , 2026

  • Opinion | Tariffs protect key Brazilian ag exports, but table grapes remain on alert

    As the one of the only ag categories not exempted from the levies, producers risk losing competitiveness, writes Margarete Boteon, horticultural researcher at Cepea. As the one of the only ag categories not exempted from the levies, producers risk losing competitiveness, writes Margarete Boteon, horticultural researcher at Cepea.
    July 22 , 2026
Agronometrics in Charts View All

Agronometrics in Charts: Mexican raspberry and blackberry shipments step up as El Niño weighs on Peruvian supply

Suppliers are turning to climate-adapted varietal development to secure steadier quality amid unpredictable weather patterns.
October 15 , 2026

Agronometrics in Charts: When the model breaks: Improving real-time view of Peru’s blueberry exports

Discover how unexpected shifts in official clearance patterns challenged our forecasting model during Peru's peak season.
October 13 , 2026

Agronometrics in Charts: California table grapes head for a third straight year of growth

Backed by a USDA forecast of 1.15 million tons, fresh-market table grapes are leading a resilient recovery despite broader declines in the state's processing crop.
October 08 , 2026

Agronometrics in Charts: US fruit prices remain high in 2026

Consumer price increases outpaced grower gains, driven by notable advances across apples, citrus, and other major fruit categories
October 01 , 2026
Ag-Innovation View All

French-Dutch partnership tackles heat tolerance in strawberries

Combining machine learning with targeted gene editing, researchers are aiming for commercial field trials by 2028.
October 12 , 2026

Meet OBG-Belair, Oregon Blueberry’s newest high-yield, mid-chill, large-to-jumbo cultivar

The variety’s commercial release comes as the industry seeks greater consistency in early-season supply, the firm said. 
October 09 , 2026

Drones-as-a-Service market to hit $14B by 2030

Flexible subscription models and advanced aerial analytics give small and mid-sized farming operations access to high-end tech without heavy equipment costs.
October 07 , 2026

National Mango Board: How science is serving the industry

Nathalia Costine-Tello, NMB’s Research Manager, highlights the role of genetics and agronomic innovation in advancing the industry toward greater efficiency.
October 06 , 2026
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