Date: 28th March 2024

Vine and Tree Fruit Crop Report 28.03.24

Vine Fruit Almost 70,000MT of the projected 85,000-90,000MT of the South African dried vine fruit crop has been delivered. The quality is very good and drying conditions with one or two exceptions due to rain are also extremely favourable for producing top-quality dried fruit. The latest indications are that 45,000MT of the production will be […]

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Date: 25th March 2024

Seeds Market Outlook 25.03.24

Mundus Agri reported: Heated debates over import tariffs on grains and oilseeds from Russia and Belarus into the EU are underway. The EU would also like to limit duty-free imports of agricultural products from Ukraine, wheat and barely are, however, not on the list. Brussel's proposed "emergency brake" would limit import volumes to the averages […]

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Date: 21st March 2024

Desiccated Coconut Market Update 21.03.24

Over the past few weeks, it's become evident that the market is under significant strain, growing increasingly complex with each passing week. Indonesia, in particular, is grappling with substantial challenges. The effects of a drought six months ago are still being keenly felt, resulting in poor nut availability. Consequently, most factories are operating at only […]

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Date: 20th March 2024

Malatya Apricots Weather Update 20.03.24

There's been some concern among apricot farmers about the upcoming weather in Malatya this weekend. With temperatures dropping towards the end of the week and snow being predicted in areas surrounding Malatya, the worry is that a deep frost could affect the crop. This is more of an issue now because some of the low-lying […]

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Date: 19th March 2024

Almond Crop Progress Report and Market Update 19.03.24

The almond bloom concluded with mostly positive reports despite occasional rain and strong winds. Overall, bloom conditions were favourable and bee flight hours were sufficient, setting a positive tone for the start of the 2024 crop. The focus is now on post-bloom activities and pest management. The market will continue to monitor crop development through […]

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Date: 18th March 2024

International Trade News Update 18.03.24

The Red Sea The latest attack occurred when the crew of a UK-registered cargo ship abandoned the vessel after a missile hit it. No injuries were reported. Legal consequences regarding the rights carriers can claim in war-risk circumstances are also emerging. Many carriers have turned to more force to terminate or modify contracts. In contrast, […]

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Date: 13th March 2024

California Almonds Market Update 13.03.24

In February, California almond handlers shipped over 221 million pounds, marking a decline of 10% compared to the previous year. This drop was primarily driven by a 13.8% decrease in export markets. However, domestic shipments experienced a slight increase of 2.3%. During the same period, handlers secured contracts for 214 million pounds of almonds. Although […]

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Date: 13th March 2024

Chilean Prunes Harvest Update 13.03.24

The recent plum harvest in Chile has marked a significant triumph in terms of exported volume, showcasing an impressive increase compared to the previous season. With a staggering export of 3,300 containers, a notable surge from the 2,600 containers exported in the preceding season, the yield has approximately 71,000 tons of fresh plums. This substantial volume […]

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Date: 12th March 2024

Walnut Shipment Report 12.03.24

In February 2024, California's Walnut industry witnessed substantial growth in both inshell and kernel shipments compared to the same period last year. Let's delve into the details of this report and explore the dynamics driving this surge in demand. February inshell shipments soared to 29.7 million lbs, a remarkable 30% increase compared to February 2023, […]

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Date: 11th March 2024

Seed Market Outlook 11.03.24

Farmers have been blocking border crossings between Poland and Germany, throwing bottles at police in Brussels and gathering in Madrid to demand action on cheap supermarket prices, and unfair competition from abroad. Agricultural ministers from across the European Union pledged to do more to cut red tape and help farmers as they convened in Brussels […]

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