FRUIT AND VEGETABLE NEWS
Agrobío: comprehensive crop protection
Through innovative biological control solutions, the company drives comprehensive crop protection
The regenerative model captures the european consumer
In a context of climatic and economic challenges, Keops Agro highlights the virtues of the regenerative agriculture model, Epigen Healthy Bite.
Cricket’s focus on the german market
The Murcian company is gearing up for Fruit Logistica 2025 with initiatives to reinforce its leadership in Germany, which accounts for 30% of its exports
Future of organic: “chains will reorganize offerings in certain lines”
UNICA adapts its programs, adding brassicas and extending the organic pepper calendar
Price game on store shelves
Specialized companies like Bio Procam highlight that the price difference between organic and conventional products remains insufficient
China joins the global Top 3 in the organic market
The Asian giant has emerged as one of the top three organic markets globally, capturing 9.2% of sales, following the United States and Europe
A historic year for Natural Tropic
The Malaga-based company has reached nearly €50 million in revenue, strengthening its position in subtropical fruits while pursuing diversification
Grupo Alcoaxarquía: more global and circular
The company has achieved €72 million in revenue thanks to its growth strategy in Spain, Peru, Morocco, and the Dominican Republic, and is opening new avenues with its processed product range
“Significant changes are coming in logistics”
According to Compañía Aguacatera del Sur (CAS), the launch of the Chancay port in Peru will bring changes to exports to Asia, increasing volumes
“The market demands yellow kiwis, but they are not easy to produce”
Fruit Today Magazine interviewed Jean-Baptiste Pinel, General Manager of Primland, about the current kiwi campaign
Organic and exclusive agreements: the strategy of Reyes Gutiérrez
Grupo RG now has 120 hectares of organic production in Cádiz and strengthens its international presence with exclusive agreements adding 4,000 tons from Morocco
“I hope what is happening to citrus won’t affect avocados”
Poor practices in the field are threatening the quality of citrus fruits in international markets, a risk that could extend to avocado production
