“Onion price increases should remain moderate given the surplus that still needs exporting”

Onion exports are running like clockwork, and meanwhile, the bale price is slowly creeping up to around 22–23 cents for medium-sized onions and 24 cents for coarse onions. Still, Rinus Wisse of Wiscomex in Yerseke cautions against overly high expectations. “We shouldn’t get carried away. We need these exports badly enough to clear the surplus […]

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Heavy rains damage grapes and depress prices in Tamil Nadu

Grape growers in Tamil Nadu’s Theni district, India, are reporting extensive crop losses after early northeast monsoon rains caused widespread flooding in vineyards across the Cumbum valley, one of the state’s main grape-producing areas. The heavy rainfall and cold weather have damaged standing crops and led to a sharp drop in market prices for the […]

“We will increase production from 20 to 150 hectare after becoming a cooperation”

With contagious enthusiasm, Adriana Occhipinti recounts her experience at L’Orto Magico in the Italian town of Scicli, describing the greenhouses where an innovative and locally-rooted production process takes place every day. © L’Orto MagicoAdriana Occhipinti The company was founded in 2006 as a family business, thanks to the dedication of the owner’s husband and father-in-law. […]

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Georgia launches US$100 million blockchain almond project

Georgia has signed a US$100 million agreement with American technology firm Farmway Technologies to develop its almond industry through blockchain-based modernization. The partnership combines agricultural development with digital asset management and aims to strengthen Georgia’s role in global almond production. The project will apply blockchain-driven tokenization to digitize farmland and agricultural assets, allowing international investors […]

New blend inspired by Canada to hit the market

As Canadian fields slow down for the season, GoodLeaf Farms is welcoming the colder months with the launch of its new True North Blend, a Canadian mix of red and green leaves grown locally indoors and available fresh year-round. True North Blend marks a new milestone for Canada’s leader in vertical indoor farming. As the […]

C.H. Robinson lifts 2026 profit target amid freight downturn

C.H. Robinson reported solid third-quarter results despite ongoing challenges in global freight markets. The company cited disciplined cost management and the continued rollout of its Lean AI framework as key contributors to improved performance. During the quarterly earnings call, President and Chief Executive Officer Dave Bozeman said the company had achieved seven consecutive quarters of […]

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“We expect volumes to multiply fifty-fold, as interest in this mandarin continues to grow”

A pumpkin-shaped citrus variety developed by Genesis Fresh and grown and commercialized by AMFresh Group in select European markets and with sights on new markets, Halloweena™ returns for its third season. This year, the mandarin variety received early recognition from the international produce industry as a Fruit Logistica Innovation Awards 2025 nominee, celebrating its originality, […]

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