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Water shortages, increased competition and rising costs set to hit production and exports this year
Association urges government rethink on Mexican imports as tomato prices rise
South Africa’s apple sector marks the start of the industry more than 360 years ago
Chilean Citrus Committee releases its first forecast for the 2025 season
Service linking southern China to two Brazilian ports hailed as a boon for melon and grape exporters
China Meet Up 2025 returns with an expanded programme and powerful industry partnerships, delivering deeper insights and new opportunities in mainland China’s fresh produce market
Growing popularity of Mexican cuisine fuels expansion of product line and US distribution network
Morocco’s tomato export industry has undergone significant developments during a season marked by both opportunities and challenges, according to Fatiha Charrat, deputy general director of Delassus
Year-round production and proximity to big consumer markets a boon for producers
Company on course to ship 400-600 tonnes of the fruit this year
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These are the keys to guaranteeing a successful cherry season in 2026, Chilean industry hears
Production volumes are projected to fall by 10 per cent in 2024/25
Deal would eliminate tariffs on 97 per cent of exports
CAPQ will revoke export codes from companies in violation of these rights
With 275 exhibitors from 22 countries, organisers TIF-Helexpo says this year’s Freskon represents a “prime opportunity” to highlight fresh produce and strengthen commercial collaborations
Plan sets out bold vision for growth and greater access to fresh produce and floral
The Belgian cooperative’s launch of homegrown Aromia cherry tomatoes is part of its strategy to expand its premium segment and respond to growing demand for superior taste and localness
Production and exports are expected to grow by 3 per cent and 5 per cent respectively this year
Bookings down 48 per cent week-on-week following tariff chaos
New deal marks first entry into Latin America for the Korean fruit