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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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South African Cherries Approved for Export to China: 54% Increase Expected in 2025/26 Season, Cold Treatment or Fumigation Required
The General Administration of Customs issued an announcement allowing the import of South African fresh cherries that meet the requirements. South African cherry production for the 2025/26 season is expected to reach 5,100 tonnes, up 54%, with exports to Asia rising by 334%.
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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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Aichi Prefecture, Japan, releases two new heat-tolerant grape varieties, Amethyst and Ruby, with market launch expected in 2031
The Aichi Prefectural Agricultural Research Center in Japan has released two new heat-tolerant grape varieties, Amethyst and Ruby. They are early-ripening with large berries, can be eaten with the skin, and can be grown seedless. Supply of nursery plants is scheduled to begin in December 2027, with market launch expected around 2031.
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Rare Wild Single-Leaf Clematis Appears in Zhoushan Town, Yongkang, with More Than 200 Flowers on a Single Plant
Single-leaf clematis is a provincially key protected plant that blooms only in winter and is also called "snow bloom." Recently, a provincial forestry local expert discovered a rare wild single-leaf clematis in Zhoushan Town, Yongkang City, and it produced more than 200 flowers, which is truly rare. Single-leaf clematis is a perennial herbaceous vine of the class Dicotyledoneae, family Ranunculaceae.
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Flowers with a long blooming period that are also suitable for balcony growing, which ones are popular in 2024?
Many flower lovers want to know which plants are actually popular in 2024. Read on below to learn about several highly recommended beautiful plants. Nasturtium: The nasturtium has a uniquely shaped flower; when fully open it looks like a little bird spreading its wings ready to fly, and its colors are rich, from bright yellow to deep red and even purple. It is a plant with great ornamental value.
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Which flowers symbolize good luck and everything going smoothly in the second half of 2024?
More than half of 2024 has passed in the blink of an eye, and many flower lovers say they want their work to go smoothly in the second half of the year, with year-end bonuses and performance soaring. So how can you add some lucky elements to your living environment in the second half of the year? Below, the editor recommends six auspicious and beautifully elegant "luck-changing flowers" for you, hoping you can have
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Only 20% of imported Japanese strawberries pass pesticide residue testing
The Consumers' Foundation sampled local and imported strawberries in January this year. Of the twelve strawberry samples tested, only the Korean strawberries had no pesticide residues detected; the remaining eleven strawberry samples were found to contain one to seventeen types of pesticide residues, and six of them did not meet the allowable agricultural residue limits, giving an overall failure rate of 50%. Broken down by place of origin, Japan's failure rate was even higher
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Penghu Tourism Fireworks 20 Parade With You Event
(Taiwan TB News Network / Reporter Zhu Zhu) This year marks the 20th anniversary of the "Penghu International Sea Fireworks Festival." The "Fireworks 20 Parade With You" event, organized by Penghu County, began accepting registrations on February 10! Tourism-related groups, public associations, schools, community...
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Taipei Neihu 2022 Xihu Carnival: Show Your Digital Stimulus Voucher to Win an iPhone 13 or Laptop
[Taipei Neihu] 2022 Xihu Carnival: Show Your "Digital Stimulus Voucher" to Win an iPhone 13 or Laptop (Taiwan TB News Network / Reporter Zhu Zhu) The COVID-19 pandemic has now lasted two years, dealing a domino-like blow to livelihoods and economies around the world, changing industrial structures and gradually shifting consumption habits from offline
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