All the news and market analysis for worldwide exotic fruit industry, including exotic fruit growers, exotic fruit production, and the import and export of exotic fruit.
Join Asia Fruit Logistica in Bangkok on 25 June for a day of networking and knowledge-sharing focused on the dynamic ASEAN markets
Fruitnet’s flagship tropicals event comes to Antwerp on 24 &25 June
New phytosanitary protocol to facilitate high quality fresh young coconut exports to China
Company on course to ship 400-600 tonnes of the fruit this year
Authorities release 273ha of land for durian farming as the country makes further steps towards China access
Thai and Chinese governments meet to discuss issues arising from China’s rejection of contaminated durian
India’s premier business event explores the rapid rise of quick commerce, shifting consumer preferences and growth in demand for premium imported offerings
Chinese officials travel to Indonesia to audit production and packhouses
Dole is upgrading its reefer containers in order to gain more detailed data insights and improve overall operational efficiency
With 211mn inhabitants, Brazil becomes a promising new market for Uruguayan growers
Wayne Prowse highlights the country’s new success in tropical products like mangoes, dragon fruit, pineapples and avocados
Shipments growing fast from a low base, with Camposol leading the charge
The agri-food cooperative presented results for 2023/24 at its AGM in Algemesí, with turnover and sales volumes increasing
News tied to China’s increased requirements on durian imports
Shipments exceeded US$40mn for the first time last year
With US trade at the forefront of the news cycle, Fepex has revealed that fresh produce shipments climbed in volume and value last year, albeit from a low base
India’s premier business event is back in Mumbai on 3-4 April with an exciting line-up of top speakers, unique experiences and first-rate networking opportunities
A 35-tonne consignment of Hass avocados and red dragon fruit sent to Argentina
The Port of Barcelona’s Carles Mayol looked at the development of logistics and transport networks supporting the surge in demand for tropical fruit
Morocco’s proximity makes it an ideal source for organic Medjool dates, according to the Dutch organics specialist, ensuring fast and flexible deliveries to respond to market demand
Decline follows China’s updated inspection measures after discovering Auramine O residues in Thai shipments late last year
Turkish grower-exporter Alanar has announced its decision to export only its own production of cherries, apricots and figs in order to prioritise quality and control, as well as reducing the financial risk
Successful commercial trial comes as India’s pomegranate exports see 20 per cent surge
Ayham Fakheralden of Spectra Dates tells Fruitnet that “massive money” is being invested in the sector
A staggering 46 per cent of fruit never reaches the consumer, according to David Kat of Neolithics, who spoke at Fruit Logistica about the importance of data collection and data sharing to reduce waste along the produce supply chain
Tropical fruit is enjoying promising UK sales growth as new shoppers buy into the category and suppliers focus on resilience amid climatic and logistical challenges
Thailand’s Agriculture Department has suspended the export licences of 26 durian wholesalers in response
Economic forecaster BMI expects South-East Asia to expand durian production as China’s demand continues to rise
Durian sellers call on locals for support as they struggle with China’s new screening regulations
Brazil’s sales could top US$1.8bn by 2029, according to the country’s fruit export association
Import Promotion Desk will host over 40 companies on its stand in Berlin, presenting a broad range of products and sources, including a wide assortment of melons from Brazil, Morocco and Egypt
Supermarket is seeing soaring demand for a range of exotic fruits
Chinese authorities enforce stricter inspections after a durian shipment was rejected for lack of BY2 certificate
Tropical fruit and seafood will drive company’s export business from Vietnam
MAF Roda’s Vincent Boulbes, export sales manager, Daniel Bourdin, general manager for China, and Chris Bray, New Zealand business development manager, discuss the drivers of automation and the challenges and opportunities in sorting
Facility review set for January could see a MoU signed between the two countries