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Losses to pome and stonefruit sector estimated to be as high as R6.3bn
National association forecasts weekly volumes of up to 1,100 tonnes from late May until mid-June
Supplier secures antitrust approval to satisfy key closing condition for planned acquisition, expected to go ahead this week
Smart Fruit Hub apparently achieved ‘Outstanding’ score of 91.04 per cent, making it ‘most sustainable’ food production facility in Netherlands
South Africa was the world’s largest citrus exporter by volume in 2025, but celebrations are likely to be short-lived given the realities facing the sector
Cairo-based exporter sets new internal benchmarks and signals strong outlook for the 2026/27 campaign
In the past decade, it has evolved from two hectares to the heart of the company’s EMEA operation
Plentiful rainfall, ripening technology and enhanced logistics capacity in France consolidate supply across European markets
Wim Destoop plans to take on board and consultancy roles in Belgium after three years with avocado and fruit supplier
Bown, who has died aged 80, was a leading figure in the global fresh produce business for almost four decades
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The Spanish fresh produce cooperative receives national recognition for best practices in sustainability, innovation and economic development
While export volumes will probably not be affected by recent extreme weather, the bulk shipment programme will start later than planned
Two leading figures in the Italian fruit business speak to Fruitnet’s Mike Knowles about the island’s famous Tarocco oranges
The full scale of storm damage is emerging, with the Langkloof region facing destroyed infrastructure, stranded crops, and weeks without electricity
Spain’s fresh fruit and vegetable imports totalled 1.2mn tonnes in Q1 2025, representing a 4 per cent volume increase
Berry giant responds to pesticide concerns by highlighting food safety efforts, and calls for constructive, fact-based dialogue
Citrus and strawberries led the decline in fruit exports during Q1, with storms in Huelva affecting production, while vegetables performed strongly
Recent arrival of the new Chiquita Horizon vessel highlights continued investment in modern cold-chain logistics capabilities
Output predicted to be down by as much as 40 per cent in 2025/26 due to inclement weather
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