All the news and market analysis for worldwide citrus Industry, including citrus growers, citrus production, and the import and export of citrus.
Drop in Northern Hemisphere production and more balanced international market augur well for shippers
The industry overcame challenging weather conditions to deliver volumes 26 per cent higher than initial estimates
Italian company eyes potential investments in the US, according to executives speaking at stock exchange event in Milan
India’s premier fresh produce event looks at the changing consumer, spotlights South India, and discusses innovations reshaping domestic production
In-store activation in more than 800 stores across France helps to boost company’s market penetration in Europe, Middle East and Africa
Approval would represent a major boost for the country’s citrus industry, says Federcitrus
Chris White speaks to a number of leading fresh produce brand marketers to learn about the marketing strategies they believe will resonate with younger consumers
DP World’s first Atlas service connecting Morocco to London Gateway has arrived in the UK, promising to transform fresh produce logistics with faster delivery, lower costs and up to 70 per cent reduction in carbon emissions
Sunkist Growers is reintroducing its limited-edition holiday-themed Navel orange carton and quarter bin, capitalising on seasonal demand
Weekly departures from Valencia and the Sines will call at the Canadian ports of Halifax and Montreal
Spain’s fresh produce imports grew 6 per cent by volume and 13 per cent by value in the first nine months of 2024, reaching 3.4mn tonnes worth €4.11bn
New dedicated sea route will transport up to 150,000 tonnes of fresh produce annually from Morocco to terminals in UK and Europe
Egypt bucks trend with double-digit growth as output in most major producing countries contracts
Citrus Australia has called on the agriculture minister to pause Vietnam’s pomelo market access application, citing significant biosecurity risks from citrus canker that require further scientific assessment before trade can proceed safely
Thailand’s challenging year, Fresh Focus Cherry plus category spotlights on apples and pears, citrus, grapes and more
Boitshoko Ntshabele praises late colleague’s “immense expertise” and ”profound impact” on South Africa’s fruit business
Industry veteran who served as Citrus Growers’ Association envoy to the EU and played pivotal role in country’s agricultural deregulation, has died
Financial assistance to support farmers and ensure surplus crops reach Americans in need rather than going to waste
France is one of the man destinations for Algarve citrus exports
Group says new office in Egypt will help it expand and ensure consistent supply throughout the year
Approval of trial shipments of fruit subjected to cold treatment during transit opens new opportunities for the Andean nation
Spanish fresh fruit and vegetable exports decreased by 2.8 per cent in volume during January-September compared to the same period last year, though value increased by 6.3 per cent to €13.876bn according to Fepex data
Citrus grower-importer-packer moves all packing and distribution to Sweet Sixty facility following US$3mn upgrade
Shipment marks a historic milestone for the citrus-growing region of Entre Ríos
Valencia stores feature live cooking demonstration of paella made with PGI orange juice by local chef Raúl Magraner
Company continues to own 47 per cent stake in Chilean citrus packing, selling and marketing operation
CGA CEO says the new exemption is “great news” and calls for an extention to include the country’s mandarin exports
Bananas, avocados, tomatoes and oranges among multiple fruits to gain relief as US president rolls back reciprocal tariffs on more than 100 agricultural products
Drop is largely due the decline in shipments of oranges, plums and mandarins
More than 100 visitors attend an open day to learn more about the early mandarin variety
Incorporation of new clementine and mandarin varieties ensures that the entire marketing season will be covered in 2025/26
The launch of the Insimbi Ridge cargo facility at Cato Ridge represents a major step forward for South Africa’s northern citrus export corridor, with the region producing 93.6mn cartons for export in 2025 and projections reaching 105mn cartons by 2030
Digital transformation and a growing middle class have led to major consumer behaviour shifts, opening new retail and marketing channels for fresh produce marketers
Spanish household consumption of fresh fruits and vegetables remained largely stable during January-July, with fruit consumption rising 2 per cent while vegetable demand fell slightly, according to new data from the Ministry of Agriculture
Exceptional overseas demand for processing-grade citrus and improved logistics efficiency helped South African citrus exports surge 22 per cent to a record 203.4mn cartons in 2025, though the industry warns of challenges ahead from US tariffs
Imports up 34 per cent in value between January and July, despite volume remaining virtually unchanged