Cherry Times Magazine: reserve your copy at Macfrut 2024

03 May 2024
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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!

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Health

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Sour cherry powder is a superfood rich in antioxidants, beneficial for sleep, muscles and inflammation. In this article, we discover how it is obtained, how it is used, how it differs from juice and why it is gaining a central role in modern healthy diets.

The 2024/25 season bodes well for Australian cherries

Production

27 Sep 2024

Exports are mainly concentrated from November to March, with a volume for the 2023/24 season estimated at 4,000 tonnes. For the 2024/25 season, exports of fresh cherries are expected to increase to 5,000 tonnes, the second highest ever recorded.

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The onset of dormancy and the quality of dormancy are key factors in predicting the productive potential of a cherry orchard

Tech management

22 Oct 2026

Cherry production is shaped in autumn: irrigation, stored reserves and dormancy affect bud fertility and winter-chill response. Orchard data help estimate crop loads and plan winter pruning, guiding timely decisions on fruit size and next season’s yield in each orchard.

An integrated model for assessing the postharvest quality of cherries following hydrocooling

Post-harvest​

22 Oct 2026

A Ukrainian study tests hydrocooling in three sweet cherry cultivars and one sour cherry cultivar: water at 1°C with organic acids, cooled to 2°C near the pit. It preserved positive indicators and cut negative impact by up to 49.73%, with effects varying by cultivar.

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