All Production & Trade articles – Page 13
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NewsCastellón’s citrus farmers feel the squeeze
Rising competition, pests, excessive EU regulations and aging farms prompt a growing number to switch to olive production
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NewsSyngenta presents innovations in leafy crops and brassicas
Company showcases latest genetic varieties focused on yield, resistance, and sustainability at 2026 Demo Days in Murcia
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NewsVietnamese durian prices reach two-year high
Low Mekong Delta supply causes domestic price surge ahead of Tet celebrations
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NewsNew food safety requirements for New South Wales horticulture
Food Authority licence required for berry, leafy vegetable and melon growers
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NewsDemand for Australian almonds remains strong in key export markets
Export volumes far exceed early crop expectations reaching almost 146,000 tonnes in first 10 months of 2025/26 selling season
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NewsDutch supermarkets run low on berries and veg
Recent adverse weather in Spain and Morocco has apparently left a number of retailers in the Netherlands short of supply
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NewsNew Zealand fruit regions brace for weekend storms
Growers in country’s North Island face more heavy rainfall, raising concerns three years after Cyclone Gabrielle devastated 4,000ha of orchards
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NewsOrchard tech firm Hectre secures funding for AI-based expansion
Company founder predicts NZ$1bn valuation within next five years as develops quality assessment tools and possible trading platform
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NewsFragile food systems are “underestimated risk" to global stability
IFAD president Alvaro Lario has told world leaders that access to productive land and reliable freshwater must receive the same attention as rare minerals
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NewsAlmerian growers warn of supply shortages in coming weeks
Coag highlights “critical situation” following storm Leonardo – the latest in a series of weather fronts to lash southern Spain
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NewsBrazilian orange forecast revised downwards
Projections for harvest in São Paulo and Minas Gerais now stand at 292.6mn cartons
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NewsUS mandarin imports keep on growing
Imports in 2025/26 projected to account for almost half of total consumption of fresh mandarins and tangerines
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NewsWestfalia introduces South African Shelly mango to India
Counter-seasonal variety extends India’s traditional mango season into winter months
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CommentComment: Greenhouse tech is often ‘too costly to scale’
Technological complexity and high costs will continue to restrict growth of covered production, especially in the US, says Kubo CEO
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NewsItaueira celebrates return to international markets
Brazilian exporter’s presence at Fruit Logistica 2026 in Berlin underlined its renewed focus on exports after a seven-year hiatus
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NewsNew Zealand kiwifruit crop on track despite North Island storms
Grower association director offers update on extent of damage caused by recent bad weather, as growers prepare to harvest this season’s fruit
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NewsColombian blues still far from reaching export potential
Despite enjoying similar competitive advantages to Peru, exports have so far failed to scale up as fast as previously anticipated
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NewsPlanasa’s Blue Maldiva jumbo blueberry variety gains global traction
Breeder receives positive feedback from growers in Mexico and China about its productivity, size, efficiency, and adaptability
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NewsA Wiggly celebration of fresh produce for National Lunchbox Week
Campaign inspires families to add fruit and vegetables to lunchboxes as children head back to school
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NewsT&G reports strong demand for Envy ahead of Lunar New Year
Forecast sales volumes expected to increase 27 per cent in China, 19 per cent in Vietnam and 16 per cent in Thailand