Production of fruits and vegetables in the country may fall up to 30% this season as farmers report damages to their crop due to high temperatures amid the ongoing flowering and fruiting process. While mango farmers have already reported massive flower and fruit drop, the sudden and early onset ofContinue Reading
SOURCE: Dat Nguyen, Vietnam Express The Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development has warned southern localities that a recent surge in durian farming could lead to an oversupply. Farmers in the Mekong Delta, central highlands and other southern regions are destroying their coffee, pepper and rice crops to farm durianContinue Reading
SOURCE: The Star The export of dragon fruit, banana and durian is expected to contribute US$2 billion to the country’s export turnover in 2023. The fruits and vegetables export recorded positive signals in early 2023, reaching US$300 million in January, up 3 per cent year-on-year. This promises a great helpContinue Reading
SOURCE: Bundaberg Today Australia’s Shepard avocado season has started and to showcase this special fruit Avocados Australia, Hort Innovation, Trade Investment Queensland and the Australian Trade and Investment Commission are presenting the Queensland Shepard Avocados Workshop and Networking Function on Friday 3 March at the Grand Hyatt (Drawing Room) inContinue Reading
SOURCE: Joy Mailu and Esther Nzangi, Kenya News Makueni will host the first ever Mango Conference in May, Makueni Governor Mutula Kilonzo Jnr has announced. Mutula said the Conference will bring together mango producers, vendors and investors in the fruit industry. “The first Mango Conference in Kenya, bringing all mangoContinue Reading
SOURCE: Daily Times Exports of food products from Pakistan to China were close to $1 billion in 2022, Gwadar Pro reported on Wednesday. “In recent years, China has become the largest market for export of food products from Pakistan. We look forward to the increased presence of Pakistani mangoes inContinue Reading
SOURCE: Maura Maxwell, Fruitnet Policy makers and experts from the banana sector and non-profit organisations gathered in Berlin earlier this month to hear about the sustainability efforts of Ecuador’s banana sector. The event, which took place in the auspices of Fruit Logistica, discussed the progress made so far, and exploredContinue Reading
SOURCE: The first sample batch of 300 Sarawak pineapples touched down in Singapore earlier this week. Sarawak Trade and Tourism Office Singapore (STATOS) chief executive officer Chew Chang Guan said the samples were already on their way to local traders for them to test in-market. He said the demand forContinue Reading
The guide enables companies to compare their policies and the voluntary standards they use with recommendations of the OECD-FAO Guidance for Responsible Agricultural Supply Chains.Continue Reading
SOURCE: Reuters A Mexican citizen has filed a complaint over alleged environmental damage from avocado production under the United States-Mexico-Canada (USMCA) free trade agreement, a filing shows. The complainant, whose name is not revealed, argues that Mexico does not properly apply its own environmental laws around protecting forestry and waterContinue Reading
SOURCE: Jasper Y. Arcalas, Business Mirror Guatemala dislodged the Philippines as the world’s second-largest exporter of bananas last year, ending the Asian country’s four-year reign as it struggled to keep its share in key markets amid stiffer competition from Latin American producers. The United Nations’ Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO)Continue Reading
