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The rise of renewable energy is transforming the horticultural production model in a context of growing pressure from energy costs. However, dependence on fossil fuels continues to shape the sector’s profitability and long‑term outlook.
We interviewed Álvaro Alcántara López, Commercial Managing Director of Grupo Caliche, to understand the key aspects of its strategy in this new stage of growth.
Spain has lifted the remaining nationwide confinement measures for poultry following a sustained improvement in the epidemiological situation of avian influenza. The decision removes restrictions
On 10 June, starting at 9:30 a.m. at La Llotja de Lleida, the city will host Spain’s leading forum on gender equality and female leadership in rural areas.
The organisation warns that rising costs and market uncertainty are already affecting production decisions and could have an impact on global food supply
Interprunus will take place on May 21 in Lleida, organized by Afrucat in collaboration with the Medfel trade fair and the Occitanie Region
New technologies are helping fresh produce stay fresh for longer, improving quality and reducing losses from harvest to retail.
Brussels is rolling out a new package to accelerate clean energy investment, curb prices and reduce dependence on fossil fuels.
As Europe moves into the early months of spring – traditionally a time when construction, agriculture and logistics activity begin to accelerate – businesses across
Global cereal production is growing faster than consumption, raising a new question for the sector: what to do with the excess.
The EU’s agri-food sector hit a new record in 2025, driving global trade leadership and contributing 37% of the EU’s trade surplus.
The ready-to-eat sector in Spain generated €4.308 billion in 2025, with growth across all categories
Laser weeding is gaining ground in Europe as an alternative to herbicides, with technologies such as those developed by Carbon Robotics promising yield increases of up to 25%.
The global grain market faces the coming cycles with a clear situation of abundance, driven by record production, moderate demand growth, and a notable increase in stocks, according to what was presented at the National Grain Operators Meeting (ENOC) held in Zaragoza.
The Chinese Ministry of Commerce announced last Thursday that it will impose final tariffs ranging from 7.4% to 11.7% on certain dairy imports from the
Spanish organic production has coexisted for years with agreements such as the EU-Mercosur deal, but the problem lies in the reciprocity of its application. The
