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First US citrus forecast of 2026/27 includes smaller orange crop
Size of Florida’s orange crop expected to be 23 per cent down in 2026/27, dragging overall production down, says new report
Andalusian citrus production bounces back
After years of drought, volumes return to normal levels for 2026/27 season
Analysis: Valencia spikes, avocado oversupply, and the trap of reactionary loading
Fruitnet Insights’ weekly fresh fruit and vegetable update from the GCC markets, brought to you in partnership with Global Star Group
Nadorcott Spain sets citrus sustainability first
Mandarin becomes first citrus variety to fully measure its carbon inventory, showing a net positive balance of 1.33mn tonnes of CO₂ across 12 seasons
Sunkist gears up for strong California citrus campaign
The California cooperative is entering the new citrus season with strong crop availability and the launch of its Sunkist Produce Academy at IFPA
Smooth and sustainable: Innocent’s green fund for growers
Nina Pullman hears from Mario Diaz Marcos, the sustainability manager at Innocent Drinks, about the smoothie brand’s planet-friendly fund for growers
Spain’s January-July imports climb in volume and value
Country imported 2.87mn tonnes of fresh produce in the first seven months, with rising tomato and pepper volumes drawing concern from Fepex
Spain’s January-July imports climb in volume and value
Country imported 2.87mn tonnes of fresh produce in the first seven months, with rising tomato and pepper volumes drawing concern from Fepex
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