
Five priorities to protect fruit and vegetable farms from extreme heat
Agraya identifies five areas in which farms can strengthen their resilience to increasingly frequent heatwaves.

Agraya identifies five areas in which farms can strengthen their resilience to increasingly frequent heatwaves.

Óscar Salgado, international technical consultant at AgroFresh, stated during his presentation that the industry’s current transformation presents a great opportunity to rethink our approach to grape post-harvest management.

Prognosfruit has established itself as a key forum for analyzing production forecasts and market trends for pears and apples worldwide.

Castilla-La Mancha has nearly 44,000 hectares dedicated to certified seed production, mainly barley and wheat.

The new European Packaging Regulation (PPWR) comes into application on 12 August: what changes and how it will affect the agri‑food sector

FEDEMCO member companies hold the ECOWOOX® certification and use the Wood Packaging platform to streamline technical documentation, traceability and conformity verification for wood packaging and containers.

IFCO supports grocery supply chain partners with a ready basis for compliance ahead of the regulation taking effect on 12 August 2026.

This CEMA Technical Guidance reflects the current consensus on the technical solutions to address the risk of falling unit loads.

Profitability in fruit growing is no longer decided only on the tree: today it depends on the ability to capture and manage data in real time. In a sector facing rising costs and long‑term decisions, precise information is the only antidote to increasingly narrow margins.

Digitalisation enables producers and distributors to anticipate heat episodes. Companies such as Orisha Agrifood are developing solutions designed to give the Spanish agri‑food sector that capacity to respond.

Haifa recommends combining HaifaStim Rally with HaifaStim Wall‑Up to help citrus crops cope with heat and water stress.

The company presented its watermelon range in real growing conditions to producers, technicians and representatives of leading exporting companies and cooperatives from south-eastern Spain.

The MAPA has published the 2024 Survey on the Use of Plant Protection Products, a key study for understanding how these tools are applied to combat pests and diseases and for guiding policies that promote more sustainable use. The data show that each crop —and each group of fruits and vegetables— faces different plant‑health risks and therefore requires solutions adapted to its specific situation.

TRLLN applies IFCO’s supply chain expertise to help companies address one of logistics’ most persistent challenges: limited visibility across large, fast-moving asset networks.

Ten events held in five countries have brought together producers, exporters, cooperatives and industry experts to address the main challenges and opportunities relating to the preservation and marketing of fruit and vegetables.

In the fresh fruit and vegetable sector, sustainability is often addressed in the final stages of the value chain, such as packaging, logistics or food waste at the point of sale. However, one of the most decisive moments takes place much earlier: at the cutting stage.