Cherry Times Magazine: reserve your copy at Macfrut 2024

03 May 2024
2216

Discover the Cherry Times Magazine!

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!

To reserve your free copy click here


Cherry Times - All rights reserved

What to read next

A cover system with automatic roof and retractable walls for weatherproof cultivation

Covers Planting systems

17 Nov 2023

Not a greenhouse, not traditional rain covers, but a new cultivation system: Cravo Equipment LTD has recently introduced the Automatic Auto-Dry Rain Shelter to the market, which is a cover system with retractable roof and walls, automated.

ENEA identifies cherry varieties that are more resistant to insect pests

Varieties

28 May 2026

ENEA’s cherry study shows how firm flesh, dry weather, and sugar content can reduce vulnerability to the Asian fruit fly Drosophila suzukii, offering new guidance for monitoring, integrated pest management and varietal choices in Sabina and other Italian cherry districts.

In evidenza

The challenge of ‘lizard skin’ in cherries: can melatonin protect the quality of the fruit?

Post-harvest​

22 Sep 2026

A Chilean study on Lapins and Regina cherries tests melatonin before and after harvest: greener stems and delayed ripening, but no improvement in firmness and a higher incidence of orange peel disorder, limiting its technical and commercial use for long-distance shipping.

Bacterial canker doesn’t take a break in the autumn

Crop protection

22 Sep 2026

Bacterial canker in sweet cherry, caused by Pseudomonas syringae, is becoming more frequent in Washington. Learn the key symptoms, susceptible cultivars, predisposing conditions and management practices that can help reduce infection, tree decline and orchard losses.

Tag Popolari