The fruit export sector of Chile is busy assessing any potential damage that raging wildfires could have caused in the 7th largest production area in the south-central part of the country around the Chillan city in the Bío Bío region and Nuble province, w
Despite the lack of workers to harvest mandarin oranges in China due to a surge in Covid-19 cases, wholesalers in Malaysia received their shipments on time. Sin Lee Fruits owner Alice Tan said she ordered eight containers of the fruit, the bulk of which h
According to Truong Quang An, director of Tam Vu Cooperative in Long An province, the price for white-flesh dragon fruit price has reached VND20,000/kilogram and VND30,000 for red-flesh.
According to a senior official with the country’s Agriculture Ministry, Iran has exported 150,000 tons of citrus fruits valued at $57 million in the first nine months of the current Iranian calendar year (March 21-December 21, 2022).
Georgian company Agritouch has helped create more than 150 ha of blueberry orchards in Georgia over the past year and expanded blueberry export markets.
In the context of the shift in international markets due to the crisis in Eastern Europe, many exporters have had to reduce their shipments to Russia, while others have filled the place.
Japanese fresh orange imports decreased 16.3 percent to 72,000 MT during MY 2021/22. Industry contacts attribute this decline in orange imports to the following factors that reduced U.S. orange exports:
A group of Singapore scientists has restarted a clinical trial to look at whether supplementing one’s diet with ergothioneine – a compound found mainly in mushrooms – can help prevent or delay cognitive impairment and dementia.
According to George and Christos Kolios, of Greek kiwi exporter Kolios S.A., the kiwi season in Greece has been a very challenging one so far, with higher prices and an oversupply from Italy and Greece: “We are the franchisor of Soreli kiwi in Greece and
After a slow start to the season generally across the state, supply and quality is returning across many summer fruit and vegetable lines in time for Christmas, according to the South Australian Produce Market.
