FRUIT AND VEGETABLE NEWS
Mango: a new production record
Natural Tropic is seeing good prospects for mangos in spite of the small-sized fruit, and the company underscores the importance of the launch of the ‘Mango de Málaga’ brand
Avocados: more competition and war
In Spain, a 30% drop in the harvest is expected, while Peru continues to grow and the Russian war is destabilising the markets via fertilisers.
“The sector must discuss the correct handling of Lamb Hass”
In recent years, the avocado sector in the Valencian Community has experienced considerable growth, and although this year the trend is not as expansive, this does not mean it will stop growing
Axarfruit is launching ready-cooked products
The company from Malaga will present its new line of processed products at Fruit Attraction.
Aguacatera del Sur is growing with Peru
Although the market situation has been complicated due to demand and the increase in costs inherent to imports for delivery to clients, Aguacatera del Sur will close the import campaign from Peru with a growth of around 22%.
Carbonite rootstock, exceptional behaviour at high temperature
The rootstock from Top Seeds is leaving a very good feeling in short-cycle tomato crops.
Looije is increasing its surface area
In 2022/23, it will add almost 7.5 ha and strengthen its commitment to Kumato cherry tomatoes.
KWS Hortícolas España is getting ready
KWS, one of the main seed companies in the world, until recently concentrating on sugar beet, corn, cereals, rapeseed and sunflowers, is working to position itself on the fruit and vegetable market.
Karamel Rome, a perfect balance
A study by the UAL emphasises the ideal balance of organic acids, sugars and chlorogenic acid of the KEOPS plum cherry tomato.
A second chance for Spanish tomatoes
The drop in Dutch surface area due to the high cost of inputs is benefitting the Spanish production, which will add another 15% of tomato crops this year.
Maravilla, a new development by Caparrós Nature at Fruit Attraction
The company from Almeria is repeating its commitment to top quality in tomatoes, launching a new reference and underscoring the Caparrós Bio range.
Bacares F1 and Azovian F1 always meet the grade
Nunhems’® varieties have shown that they can rise to the challenge of bad weather, providing yield and quality.
