FRUIT AND VEGETABLE NEWS
Pedro Martínez: Unwavering discipline
Pedro Martínez is a man who takes care of himself — and it shows, as he’s nearly 50 but doesn’t look it. He speaks openly about his anti-inflammatory diet and exercises regularly and with commitment. He enjoys reading management and self-help books
Introducing Feroz and Calaris
Top Seeds expands its tomato portfolio with ToBRFV-resistant pear and San Marzano types
From seed to root: Syngenta strengthens ToBRFV resistance
The company is tackling the tomato brown rugose fruit virus (ToBRFV) with a new generation of rootstocks and a novel heart-shaped plum tomato variety, Legislador (TIPL 21-S008)
SVCE1524: the ideal cucumber for fast cycles
Bayer Seminis offers a variety that “delivers kilos fast” in spring, summer and autumn crops
Bayer: tradition and innovation in brassicas
The Seminis brassica portfolio offers stability and uniformity under changing conditions with varieties like SV5864AC and its new-generation genetics
Ágata drives sales growth
Syngenta’s watermelon sees high demand in Murcia and La Mancha. In melons, Bobal and Graciano account for over 50% of the early Piel de Sapo market
Anti-stress protocol for cucurbits
Servalesa has developed a comprehensive anti-stress protocol that includes soil regeneration processes
Gregal: “we need to seek collaborative synergies”
The Murcian cooperative Gregal is entering the new melon season with a clear commitment to inter-company collaboration, technological innovation, and continuous improvement
Proexport to harvest 550,000 tonnes of melons and watermelons
José Cánovas, president of the Melon and Watermelon Growers’ Association of Murcia, forecasts a campaign that will begin with some product shortage, which will gradually ease over the following weeks, although field yields are not expected to be high
Neoforce® Brix AntiOX boosts growth
This biostimulant is Fertiberia TECH’s latest breakthrough to enhance every stage of the vegetative cycle of melons and watermelons
Bollo Natural Fruit: 50 destinations across 4 continents
Its brand is recognised in 50 countries around the world, with Europe—especially Germany and France—standing out as key markets
Tight supply expected in May and June
Water scarcity during campaign planning and pest issues in recent years have pushed growers to seek alternative regions, explains Bayer
