The industry of fruits in Hungary has to adjust to the changing climate to stay afloat. A recent analysis of the challenges faced by fruit farmers in Hungary the study shows that 82% of Hungary’s agriculture space is arable. The last time the country produced agricultural output the contribution of horticulture was to 1%. The […]
The Chelyabinsk Region, Chelyabinsk’s initial 40.8 tonnes of cherries of Uzbekistan were received. Uzbekistan arrived between 13 and 14 May 2024. From the start of 2024, Rosselkhoznadzor has already inspected 356 tons of kiwi coming from Iran, 23.2 tonnes of strawberries that came from Kazakhstan in Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan, 16.5 tonnes of Apricots from Uzbekistan […]
In Kashmir producers and sellers who utilize cold storage for their products are suffering massive financial losses due to the prices of their products have drastically decreased. The cost of apple boxes, currently being offered for sale at a price of Rs 300-400 which is a significant drop from their initial value in the peak […]
Unbeleafable(r) The longest-lasting and award-winning brand of salads of vertical farms GrowUp has introduced the first ready-to-eat, packaged salad option to its selection of fresh, homegrown salads they launched this summer in Tesco shops all over the UK. “We tried a variety of types of lettuce and the sorrel leaves were overwhelmingly loved for its […]
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The analysts at EastFruit are constantly assessing the severity of damage caused to vegetable and fruit crops in Ukraine by the recent frosts. To get a brief overview of our preliminary assessment, go to the beginning part of our analysis. Notably, as of May 9th, this year evening temperatures have plummeted temperatures as low as […]
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After a difficult 2023 The reefer shipping industry began 2024 in better conditions, thanks to the abundant harvests throughout the Southern Hemisphere. Drewry’s Reefer Shipping Forecaster indicates a positive trend for the industry by 2024, indicating possible end of two previous years of declining. Increased exports of deciduous trees have been noticed, with South African’s […]
The forecast is for an excellent Turkish blueberry season, even though the harvest could be lower than the expectations, as per Halil Oymak of Turkish blueberry exporter Fall Creek: “The Turkish blueberry season is looking very promising this year. Winter was not frigid and there was not excess rainfall in the spring. This is why […]