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NewsCombining characteristics is key to tomato prosperity
Varieties that bring together plant performance, resistance and eating quality, along with greater value creation, will help drive growth
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NewsSati reacts to loss of South Africa’s AGOA status
Table grape organisation says it is focused on protecting the country’s table grape access to the US market
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AnalysisAnalysis: Royal Gala compression and Egyptian lemons capitalise on SA tail-end
Fruitnet Insights’ weekly fresh fruit and vegetable update from the GCC markets, brought to you in partnership with Global Star Group
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NewsSouth African exporters to lose AGOA benefits in January
The country’s participation in the US AGOA will finally expire at beginning of January 2027
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NewsHapag-Lloyd and Maersk to resume Red Sea sailings
Container lines redirect Gemini service back through Middle East waterway after months of lengthy diversions via Cape of Good Hope
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NewsHow to succeed in the complex world of tomato breeding
Ahead of this week’s Fruitnet Tomato Congress, we speak with Marie Vendercoille, tomato crop portfolio lead at Gautier Semences
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NewsSouth Africa awaits clarity on AGOA membership
Source: Adobe Stock South Africa has been participating in the AGOA act since the early 2000s, but following years of debate the country may lose that benefit when the US government announces its final decision on the matter today (2 November). Under the act, countries in Africa ...
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AdvertorialGarces Fruit’s premium cherries arrive in China with a refreshed brand for 2026/27 season
On 31 October, Garces Fruit hosted an arrival launch event for its first air shipment of premium Chilean cherries at Shanghai Huizhan Fruit and Vegetable Wholesale Market. The event celebrated the arrival in China of a consignment of 224 cartons of Garces Fruit’s flagship early-season Black Pearl cherries, marking the ...
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NewsBASF takes Australians behind the farm gate with new campaign
Lok Chow of Coolibah Herbs is one of the faces of the Follow a Farmer series
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NewsAustralians are buying more fruit but fewer vegetables, new ABS data reveals
Boost in Australia’s fruit consumption driven mainly by oranges, kiwifruit and grapes
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NewsDeveloping new markets is easier said than done for South African grapes
South Africa has found the Chinese market a tough nut to crack since gaining access over a decade ago
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NewsBudget a “significant disappointment” for horticulture, NFU says
Sector’s list of Budget wins remain short as eyes turn to Hort Sector Growth Plan to deliver, says NFU’s Martin Emmett in FPJ video interview
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NewsAhold Delhaize to acquire Tesco’s Czech and Slovak operations
Ahold Delhaize has agreed to purchase 100 per cent of Tesco’s Czech and Slovak operations in a €1.2bn deal
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NewsThe Greenery targets new members and stronger collective bargaining
Cooperative celebrates three decades in business by unveiling new brand message and setting out fresh expansion strategy
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NewsKorea exports new premium grape variety to China
Officials say Gloristar could succeed Shine Muscat as the newest “luxury” grape offering
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NewsBioengineered purple tomato rolls out across Australia
Purple Bliss launched in Victorian independent grocers this month with plans in place for Queensland and New South Wales sales
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NewsElijah Etri crowned the 2026 Mango Monarch at Brisbane Markets’ annual Mango Auction
Fundraising event raised A$82,000 for charity partners Redkite and The Lady Musgrave Trust, while generating significant media exposure for Queensland’s fresh produce industry
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NewsCalifornia grapes poised for strong December finish
Promotional volumes available through year-end despite early season start
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PromotionProduce Plus Summer: coming soon
Produce Plus takes a look at summer favourites, including spotlights on the mango, stonefruit, cherry and table grape categories
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NewsFood Foundation and NFU voice concern over Budget
UK bodies urge government to do more to boost accessibility and affordability of healthy food