Losses to pome and stonefruit sector estimated to be as high as R6.3bn
Europe’s peach and nectarine production looks set to recover this season, thanks to favourable growing conditions
Household fruit and vegetable purchases remained stable in the first quarter, but doubt remains over consumer confidence
National association forecasts weekly volumes of up to 1,100 tonnes from late May until mid-June
Supplier secures antitrust approval to satisfy key closing condition for planned acquisition, expected to go ahead this week
Government support is helping exporters maintain their trade through the first third of the year
High consumption potential, bright prospects for brands, and growing intra-Asia trade highlighted across insight-filled programme
Leading Chinese blueberry grower named Official Fresh Produce Partner of the event for 2026
Europe’s peach and nectarine production looks set to recover this season, thanks to favourable growing conditions
Supplier secures antitrust approval to satisfy key closing condition for planned acquisition, expected to go ahead this week
Soil health, water availability and biodiversity are not abstract environmental concepts; they are the foundations of food security, writes McCain CSO Charlie Angelakos
Ausveg has cautioned against a false sense of security as the impacts of the Middle East conflict continue flowing through Australia’s vegetable industry, leading to continuing widespread uncertainty for vegetable growers and future supply of Australian-grown vegetables.
Strong 2025 season across all categories reflects global demand for kiwifruit