Published: Nov 05, 2015

The vast majority of Washington’s apple harvest is done and this year’s crop is a lot smaller than last year’s. “Estimates vary between a low of 110 million bushels and a high of 115 million bushels

Published: Nov 05, 2015

Raw sugar futures, which for so long struggled to find buyers, attracted a fresh batch of fund support, driving prices to a nine-month closing high – although there are concerns about how long this popularity will last.

Published: Nov 05, 2015

The U.S. restaurant industry is evolving in profound ways, according to Technomic. The food research and consulting firm has predicted 10 trends that may prove transformational in 2016, ranging from menu tweaks to technological and social upheavals.

Published: Nov 04, 2015

The Wushi red green orange starts to hit the market. The Wushi red green orange and Baima Ling Tea are the most resounding products of the Wushi farms. The orange has a thin peel, yellow pulp and not many seeds. The fruit is very sweet and juicy.

Published: Nov 04, 2015

Enzafruit is known for their Jazz apple stand at the Fruit Logistica trade show. During Fruit Attraction everything revolves around the Envy apple.

Published: Nov 04, 2015

According to the National Institute of Statistics and Information (INEI) the Consumer Price Index of Metropolitan Lima, which is used to measure inflation in Peru, increased by 0.14% in October; a higher rate than the 0.03% registered in September.

Published: Nov 04, 2015

In the first seven months of 2015, Russian fruit and vegetable imports from Turkey amounted to 709.7 thousand tonnes, compared to 686.2 thousand tonnes in the same period a year ago

Published: Nov 04, 2015

Vietnam is looking into replacing vegetables imported from China, amidst food safety concerns, with Da Lat greens produced in Vietnam.

Published: Nov 04, 2015

Preliminary figures from the Norwegian Statistics Central Bureau for the third quarter of 2015 show that imports from Israel reached a value of NOK 753 million (80.51 million Euro);

Published: Nov 04, 2015

Preliminary figures from the Norwegian Statistics Central Bureau for the third quarter of 2015 show that imports from Israel reached a value of NOK 753 million (80.51 million Euro);

Published: Nov 04, 2015

While, according to reports on the shipping industry, reefers are under pressure, Yntze Buitenwerf of Seatrade knows better. “It’s all about how you look at the figures.

Published: Nov 04, 2015

Get Fresh has been around for 25 years and throughout these years, their name and logo have evolved while they have remained a trusted source of products and services.

Published: Nov 04, 2015

In the financial year 2014/15, the company Atlanta Poland increased its turnover from the sale of products, goods and materials by 12.2 percent to 262.5 million zloty (61.82 million Euro). In the previous year

Published: Nov 04, 2015

Due to the decline of South African rand, major banana producer Matanuska Private Limited, has stopped exports to South Africa.

Published: Nov 04, 2015

Czech customers are paying more than last year for some vegetables as a result of the impact of this summer's drought, even though competition from cheap imports will not allow for excessive price rises.

Published: Nov 04, 2015

Murcia ranks third with 9.44 million kilos, 10.04 million Euro and an average price of 1.06 Euro per kilo. Murcia's exports represented 3.51 percent of Spain's total.

Published: Nov 04, 2015

The Dutch-based company Citrozone is currently preparing for new Egyptian citrus season, which will kick off in around 45 days. According to CEO Ahmed Abdelhady, the Egyptian government has already set 20 November as the date when exports will be official

Published: Nov 04, 2015

Within Russian politics, two remarkable proposals have been made. The industry organization for vegetable producers calls for 100% inspections of imported fruit and vegetables, because MRLs are reportedly too high.

Published: Nov 04, 2015

With Salinas, Santa Maria, Oxnard and Modesto all growing chard, supplies of the commodity are stable at the moment. The transition to desert regions could cause supply issues, but there is nothing else on the horizon that could affect production.

Published: Nov 04, 2015

Compared to our export business, our import business is still small. Imports count for 10% of all products. Our biggest import product are bananas.