Cherry Times Magazine: reserve your copy at Macfrut 2024

03 May 2024
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Cherry Times will be at Macfrut 2024! Will you be an exhibitor or visitor?

Contact us to meet and if Cherry Times Magazine is not in your library yet, reserve your free copy.

The annual publication brings together a broad and up-to-date view of the dynamics and workings of the category for an audience of buyers, packers, importers and exporters, manufacturers, complementary product and service providers, and industry stakeholders.

The magazine also promises a wide range of content, including technical insights, exclusive interviews with industry experts and more.

Don't miss the opportunity to immerse yourself in the fascinating world of cherries with Cherry Times and stay up-to-date on the latest trends and developments in the cherry industry!

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What to read next

New Zeland cherry exports hit record: volumes up 33%, booming in Asia and US

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New Zealand cherries hit a historic record: 5.07 million kg exported (+33%) and export value over NZD 124 million. Asia, US and Middle East drive demand, with high prices and strong prospects for the cherry industry and wider horticulture sector.

Ethylene and transcriptional regulation of fruit firmness in sweet cherry

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A study in China clarifies how ethylene and PavSPL7 regulate sweet cherry softening. This transcription factor limits cell wall degradation, improving fruit firmness, postharvest quality and potential shelf life for more efficient cherry supply chains worldwide.

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Behind every cherry lies a system: Agrintesa and the Alegra Group highlight the power of cooperation

Markets

28 May 2026

The 2024/25 Chilean cherry season aims to manage record volumes across China and Asia. Arrival quality, logistics, packaging and growth in India, Vietnam and Thailand will be crucial to turn abundance into value and support prices across Asian markets in 2025 for exporters.

Sweet cherry pollinators: insect behaviour determines pollination efficiency

Tech management

28 May 2026

In conventional sweet cherry orchards in Central Chile, honeybees, bumblebees and other insects differ in their ability to support pollination. The study highlights stigma contact, flower movement and pollinator biodiversity as key factors for more stable and resilient yields.

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