Fresh Fruit Portal

3 days ago | freshfruitportal.com | Carla Espinoza Gutiérrez |Carla Gutierrez

Agronometrics in Charts More News Top Stories In this installment of the ‘Agronometrics In Charts’ series, we take a look at the upcoming Georgia peach harvest. Each week the series looks at a different horticultural commodity, focusing on a specific origin or topic visualizing the market factors that are driving change. The Georgia peach industry is heading into the 2025 harvest with momentum and optimism.

3 days ago | freshfruitportal.com | Carla Espinoza Gutiérrez |Carla Gutierrez

More News Top Stories During week 15, U.S. avocado imports totaled 1,487 shipments, a 25% increase from the previous week. This rebound was driven by significant growth in Mexico (+26%) and California (+28%). Although volumes remain 5% lower than in 2024, the market is showing signs of recovery. In Europe, week 16 is projected to reach 1,084 containers, marking the third consecutive week of increases.

3 days ago | freshfruitportal.com | Carla Espinoza Gutiérrez |Carla Gutierrez

PRESS RELEASEIn late 2024, Superfresh Growers launched a new organic packaging line to attract families, find homes for smaller apples, and share their passion for sustainable farming. As we step into Earth Month and witness the orchards coming to life with bloom, this initiative feels more timely than ever. "We had a mission to make organic apples more appealing to children.

3 days ago | freshfruitportal.com | Sebastian Ramirez |Sebastián Estrada Ramírez

More News Today's Headline Top Stories Jorge Esteve, who was recently elected as the new president of Mexico's National Agricultural Council (CNA), spoke at this year's Mexican table grapes Spring Summit in San Diego, California, about the country's current political and economic state. Esteve said agriculture in the country has been affected by droughts, insecurity, and competition with other origins.

4 days ago | freshfruitportal.com | Carla Espinoza Gutiérrez |Carla Gutierrez

Grower and exporter Divine Flavor is set to receive the last shipments of South American table grapes in the United States in late April. The company announced that its focus will now shift from Chile to its primary growing regions in Jalisco and Sonora, Mexico. In recent years, the period from April to May has become pivotal for Divine Flavor, as its Jalisco operations begin just as the last shipments from the Chilean season conclude.