Cherry Times Magazine: reserve your copy at Macfrut 2024

03 May 2024
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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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Michigan, record losses: between 30% and 75% of the sour cherry crop lost

Production

15 Aug 2024

Experts claim that extreme weather variability is entirely responsible for this season's poor harvest. Governor Gretchen Whitmer is urging the federal government to declare a natural disaster for Michigan's cherry growers.

Spontaneously fermented cherry beer: six varieties, six approaches to flavour

Processed

16 Apr 2026

Spontaneous beer fermentation meets cherries: wild microbes, time, and fruit varieties shape structure, aroma, and balance. From Morello to Bing, each batch evolves uniquely, reflecting environment, natural fermentation processes, and microbial biodiversity.

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The Chinese market is opening up to South African cherries

Markets

17 Sep 2026

The new protocol opens China to South African cherries from the 2026/27 season. With 819 hectares planted, rising exports and a 2-3 week window before Chilean peak volumes, South Africa is targeting zero-tariff access, new investment and a stronger presence across Asia.

The cherry harvest in the north-west of the United States was lower than forecast

Production

17 Sep 2026

In 2026, cherry production in the Yakima Valley and the U.S. Northwest is heading toward 17 million boxes. Lower volumes, firmer prices and solid demand support growers, while Rainier cherries face losses from spring frost, wind and rain. The market remains resilient.

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