Rocha Pears Face a Stronger Season
Arabfields, Giulia Alliata, Economic Correspondent, Italia — Portugal’s Rocha pear sector is heading into a stronger 2026 season, with production in the Oeste region...
Africa’s Untapped Tree Economy
Arabfields, Maleeka Kassou, East, West & Central Africa Agriculture Correspondent — Africa is entering 2026 with an economic opportunity growing quietly across its farms,...
Italy Tightens the Grip on Grape Rights
Arabfields, Giulia Alliata, Economic Correspondent, Italia — Italy’s table grape sector is entering a more closely regulated phase as enforcement of plant variety rights...
CMI Orchards Starts Apple Season Strong
Arabfields, Naïla Mokhtari, Special Economic Correspondent, America — CMI Orchards has started its new Washington apple season with a larger crop and stronger production...
China Tightens Pecan Imports
Arabfields, Farah Benali, Economic Correspondent, China — China has introduced provisional anti-dumping measures on pecans imported from the United States and Mexico, adding new...
Michoacán Avocado Output Falls
Arabfields, Naïla Mokhtari, Special Economic Correspondent, America — Michoacán has closed its latest avocado season with a sharp decline in production, highlighting the growing...
Yuksel Seeds Targets Asia
Reminder, Arabfields, Newsroom, Romania — Yuksel Seeds is preparing to make its first appearance at Asia Fruit Logistica, using the 2026 event in Hong...
Camposol Strengthens Its China Push
Arabfields, Farah Benali, Economic Correspondent, China — Camposol is entering the new blueberry season with a sharp increase in shipments to China, reinforcing the...
Florida Citrus Finds Room to Recover
Arabfields, Naïla Mokhtari, Special Economic Correspondent, America — Florida’s citrus industry enters the new season facing one of its deepest production crises in decades,...
China Maps Tea’s Genetic Future
Arabfields, Farah Benali, Economic Correspondent, China — China’s tea industry is entering a new phase in which genetics, technology and changing consumer habits are...
Algeria and Italy Expand Farm Trade
Arabfields, Giulia Alliata, Economic Correspondent, Italia — Algeria and Italy are moving to give agriculture a larger role in their economic partnership, with new...
Algeria and Germany Seek Closer Farm Trade
Arabfields, Giulia Alliata, Economic Correspondent, Italia — Algeria and Germany are looking to deepen commercial ties in agriculture as their broader economic relationship gains momentum,...
Mexico and China Deepen Food Trade
Arabfields, Isabela Valentina Montemayor, Correspondent, Mexico — Mexico and China are moving to expand cooperation in agriculture and food trade as Mexican producers look...
Jeju Tangerines Set Sights on Uzbekistan
Arabfields, Cherifa Brahmi, Correspondent, Seoul, South Korea — Jeju tangerines are set to reach Uzbekistan for the first time this November, opening a new...
Namibia Prepares Farmers for a Bigger Planting Season
Arabfields, Sana Dib, Financial Correspondent, Johannesburg, South Africa — The Namibian government is stepping up preparations for the next rain-fed cropping season, putting hundreds...
Karamoja’s Wheat Gamble Faces a Difficult Test
Arabfields, Maleeka Kassou, East, West & Central Africa Agriculture Correspondent — Karamoja’s first major effort to establish wheat as a commercial crop has suffered...
Namibia’s Livestock Sector Gains Momentum
Arabfields, Sana Dib, Financial Correspondent, Johannesburg, South Africa — Namibia’s livestock industry is entering the second half of 2026 on stronger footing, with rising...
Sri Lanka Looks to China for Higher Rice Yields
Arabfields, Jamel derbal, Senior Correspondent, Innovation & Sustainability, Singapore — Sri Lankan agricultural officials and farming experts are looking to strengthen rice production by...
South Africa’s Small Sugar Farmers Struggle to Reach Their Potential
Arabfields, Sana Dib, Financial Correspondent, Johannesburg, South Africa — South Africa’s small-scale sugarcane farmers are playing a major role in rural economies, but many...
Rwanda’s Fertiliser Ambitions Face a Costly Hurdle
Arabfields, Ngab Niyonzima, special correspondent, Dodoma, Tanzania — Rwanda is betting heavily on organic fertiliser to strengthen its agricultural sector, but small producers say...
Food Prices Stay High as Nigeria’s Inflation Cools
Arabfields, Maleeka Kassou, East, West & Central Africa Agriculture Correspondent — Nigeria’s inflation picture is showing signs of improvement, but shoppers and food traders...
