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Peru blueberry 2026/27 season export forecast cut to 382,000 tonnes; El Niño shrinks peak week by 21%
The Peruvian Blueberry Association has cut its 2026/27 season export forecast for the fourth time to 382,000 tonnes, with the peak export week expected to shrink by 21%, and the organic blueberry forecast also lowered by 18%.
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Peru's Top Five Avocado Exporter ACP's Export Volume Halved: Only 23,000 Tonnes in the 2026 Season
Leading Peruvian avocado company Agrícola Cerro Prieto exported 23,000 tonnes this season, down 45.2% from 42,000 tonnes the previous year, with weather shortening the season as the main cause.
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China and Uzbekistan Sign a Protocol on Watermelon Exports to China: 38 Types of Fruits and Vegetables Already Approved for Export to China, with 7 Categories Including Apples and Pears Waiting in Line for Market Access
The General Administration of Customs and Uzbekistan signed a protocol on the export of fresh watermelons to China. 38 types of fruit and vegetable products from Uzbekistan have already been approved for export to China with a phytosanitary certificate, and 7 categories of products including apples, pears and persimmons are expected to gain market access in the future.
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Vietnam surpasses Thailand and exports the most durians to China.
Dan Viet News Network of Vietnam reported that currently, Vietnam ranks first in durian exports to China, surpassing Thailand, thanks to various favorable
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South Africa's table grape sector faces a challenging record export season, exports to Russia plunge 21%
Recently, the South African Table Grape Industry (SATI) said this year could be the largest export season in the industry's history. However, affected by multiple factors including domestic and international logistics in South Africa, rising input costs and the Russia-Ukraine conflict, this season is also one of the most challenging production seasons for the industry.
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Anthurium industry chain hit by the pandemic, expanding exports to balance prices
Hit by the novel coronavirus pandemic, with the Level 3 epidemic alert about to reach two full months, religious venues, celebrations and public commercial promotional activities have all been suspended, dealing a severe blow to the flower market that relies heavily on such domestic demand, but relevant flower associations are still working hard on exports
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Supply chain shifts and the stay-at-home economy boost computer and peripheral device exports to double-digit growth for 5 consecutive years
The Ministry of Economic Affairs recently stated that Taiwan, China's computer and peripheral device exports have grown by double digits for 5 consecutive years. With the vigorous development of information networks and rapid technological advances, Taiwan, China's computer and peripheral device exports rose from USD 3.45 billion in 2015, climbing all the way, with annual growth...
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Plenty of threadfin and falling prices, exports blocked so the push is on domestic sales, a whole fish on the table for Chinese New Year is the most auspicious
Have threadfin for Chinese New Year! Farmed threadfin is abundant and prices have dropped, exports are blocked so the push is on domestic sales, and a whole fish on the table is the most auspicious
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One Year of the Pandemic" Agricultural Exports Decline 11.9%; Sugar Apples and Murcott Mandarins Need Rescue, Rice and Bananas Grow
One Year of the Pandemic" Agricultural Exports Decline 11.9%; Sugar Apples and Murcott Mandarins Need Rescue, Rice and Bananas Grow
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Australia suspends lobster exports to China amid clearance delay risks
After China Customs stepped up inspections of live seafood, Australia has stopped exporting lobster to China. The Australian seafood trade advisory body said that due to increased import inspections by China Customs, bringing about risks, most Australian exporters have stopped shipping lobster to China. Australian agriculture
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