“Our Argentina citrus pack house is at the half-capacity due to dryness, and we are unable to deal with the demand”

The Argentine citrus season of 2023 will soon come to a close there is a huge demands in their major export markets, however because of the severe drought, and other issues they’re unable to offer sufficient supplies. “Due because of the dry season,, we as a large-scale packer can only utilize half our packing home, […]

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The cold steri-orange protocol of Europe 1 year after

In the past year, tons of South African oranges were in an administrative limbo at European ports. The fruit arrived with documents that were valid when it was first shipped but had become not valid when it reached Europe. A brand new cold steri protocol for oranges was declared with the provision of 23 days […]

Kirigami-inspired robotic grippers blend the strength of a human hand with a touch of delicacy.

North Carolina State University researchers have been developing the development of a robot gripper that offers remarkable flexibility. Researchers say the one hand gripper is a great tool for food processing, electronic manufacturing and pharmaceuticals, agriculture as well as deep-sea exploration. The co-author of the paper about the concept, Yaoye Hong, said the single gripper […]

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“Whilst retail stores have increased the prices in their stores, this doesn’t reflect in the price cut the grower gets”

It was a slow time for the UK sweet fruit harvest got off to an early start throughout the country. This wasn’t any different for Clock House Farm in Maidstone, Kent, where they picked strawberries 10 days later than the normal. “We have started to pick raspberries from the production that was heated in April. […]

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Prices for fresh harvest vegetables from Russia have risen sharply in prices

The first time in years that the price of vegetable in Russia are on the rise in the heat of summer. It was reported that the Russian Federal State Statistics Service reported an average of 0.66 euros for a kilogram of carrots. This is more than 20% more expensive than the month of June. Potatoes, […]

“Quality of the apples this year are sure to make a good first impression for new customers”

The newly-planted apple crop in Poland appears to be very high-quality with regard to quality claims Maryna Starytska, the Export Manager for Polish fresh exporter Marianna: “We expect our season of apples to be extremely great this year. It’s been beautiful, with plenty of rainfall during the cultivation. A little hail was reported in a […]

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South Australian exotic mushroom makes advancements as the burger line hits retail stores

The Epicurean Food Group (EFG) is pleased to announce the introduction of its line of exotic burgers made with mushrooms and are currently accessible at Foodland Supermarkets and Tony & Marks outlets across the State. The EFG’s mushroom farm is located within the old Holden car painting facility is a result of a decision to […]