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    As Interpoma Approaches, Prognosfruit Shares Forecasts on Lower European Apple Yields

    Interpoma, the world’s only international apple trade fair,…

    Sakata’s President visits Almería and Murcia Spanish Research Stations

    During his tour in Europe, Hiroshi Sakata, President of the Corporation,…
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    World Citrus Organisation (WCO) presents the annual Citrus Forecast

    The World Citrus Organisation (WCO) has released its annual Northern…

    8 th World Congress on Conservation Agriculture held in Switzerland

    During the days 21st 25th June, the 8th World Congress on Conservation…
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    Macfrut: a truly special edition

    The 37th edition of the International trade fair for the fresh…
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    Interpoma Connects 2020: from creative communication to a harvest forecast app

    The spectrum of topics at the first digital edition of the Digital…
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    The pre-registration for the Interpoma Congress 2020 is now open

    From September 7th, the pre-registration for the twelfth edition…

    Macfrut to host the second edition of the Tropical Fruit Congress

    The second edition of the Tropical Fruit Congress, the international event covering topics involving exotic fruits, will be held at Macfrut from 8 to 10 May 2019.

    ALAS calls on the Socialist Group in Congress to take the scientific approach to its decisions on glyphosate

    Representatives of ALAS (Alliance for Sustainable Agriculture) met on April 6th with Felipe Sicilia, spokesman for Agriculture of the PSOE in the Congress of Deputies, to request the agreement of their Group with the importance of giving precedence to scientific criteria when deciding about the extension of the authorization of the use of glyphosate, showing, thus, its commitment to the Spanish field and with the scientific criteria that have always guided its decisions regarding the tools for the sustainability of the European agricultural model.

    EU: Spain will defend approval of the protocol proposed by the Canary Islands to eliminate Guatemalan moth

    The Minister of Agriculture and Fisheries, Food and Environment, Isabel García Tejerina, has assured that the Spanish Government is working so that the protocol proposed by the Canary Government for the elimination of the Guatemalan Moth is approved in the European Union, so that the Canary Islands potato can be exported back to EU territory. Protocol which, in its day, was sent to the European Commission and whose approval is currently being negotiated.