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AnalysisFresh produce under pressure: Fruit Logistica Trend Report plots ways out of crisis
New report explains how fruit and veg sector must overcome new, overlapping crises linked to geopolitics, economics, and climate change
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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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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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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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NewsGarlic gets biggest import duty axe in Budget
Fresh garlic to see £1 removed per kilo, as fresh produce savings “fly under the radar” in media reporting
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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
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NewsIndia confirms import quotas for NZ apples and kiwifruit
New rules set out phased increases in preferential import quotas from 2027, with tariffs cut to 25 per cent for apples and zero for kiwifruit
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PromotionAsiafruit berry edition out now
Interview with Importer of the Year Freco International headlines in-depth wrap-up of Asia Fruit Logistica and Asiafruit Knowledge Centre, plus spotlights on berries and avocados
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NewsIndia-UK deal supports baby corn exports despite Middle East disruption
Trade agreement removes tariff barrier as Indian exporter reports resilient UK demand despite higher prices caused by conflict in the Middle East
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NewsGlobal disruption puts maritime trade resilience in spotlight
DP World’s latest whitepaper looks at why adaptable trade corridors are becoming critical as established shipping routes face mounting pressure
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NewsBerry Business Week: New collaboration brings global berry industry together
In March 2027, Fruitnet Berry Congress, Planasa, and Fall Creek will align their international berry business events for first time
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PromotionAsiafruit Indonesia edition out now
Exclusive interviews with Sunpride CEO Cindyanto Tjong and Rijk Zwaan’s Jan Doldersum plus category features on apples and pears, kiwifruit and cherries
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NewsComment: Global fresh produce marketing opportunities are under threat
As fruit growers around the world contemplate their new seasons, many admit it is tough out there in the orchards and vineyards
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FeaturesEgyptian oranges see Asian opportunities shrink
According to Egyptian exporters, China’s increasing dominance of the region’s citrus category is shortening the window for Egypt
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NewsItaly wins approval to export pears to Ecuador
CSO hails breakthrough as significant opportunity to diversify exports, following four-year negotiation process
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NewsUS apple export trend underlines importance of Canada and Mexico
Industry’s dependence on two closest neighbours comes into sharp focus as USApple’s new-season forecast is unveiled
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NewsFPC launches new action pack to help sector reach MPs
Email templates expressing the risks to produce imports from the rest of the world under the new EU-UK reset deal are available at the new hub, along with a petition signed by kitchen staff and catering suppliers to protect diversity of sourcing
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NewsSouth African citrus industry laments further escalation of Middle East war
CGA chief executive Dr Boitshoko Ntshabele warns that the resumption of Middle East hostilities poses a serious threat to South African citrus exports
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NewsChina access opens new channel for Zimbabwe’s blueberries
First shipment marks historic step for one of Africa’s most promising, and fastest developing berry industries, but new challenges await
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PodcastsThe FPJ Big 50 Products: Risers, fallers and what’s to come
In the latest FPJ podcast, Nina Pullman is joined by Fred Searle to dissect the best performing fruit and veg categories