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Monitoring processing times is essential to ensure cherry quality

Post-harvest​

30 Oct 2026

Managing processing times means ensuring that fruit moves from harvesting to cooling with as few interruptions as possible. The aim is to reduce waiting, balance capacity across the different stages, prevent accumulation and identify bottlenecks before they compromise fruit condi

Smaller US crop raises concerns over cherry supply

Production

30 Oct 2026

Although lower production may put upward pressure on prices, the extent of any increases will depend on demand, existing supplies and supplier-specific market conditions.

Phytosanitary risk management in international trade: the study on the PNRSV virus

Crop protection

29 Oct 2026

A recent study conducted in Chile investigated the germination potential of seeds from six commercial sweet cherry cultivars following exposure to environmental conditions representative of the export supply chain and the subsequent disposal of fruit in China.

Can the quality of the cherries overcome any obstacle?

Quality

29 Oct 2026

With an industry capable of exporting over 130 million crates, orchards continuing to reach full production and a potential labour shortage, the question is how to adapt the current business strategy.

To boost growers’ profits, Northwest Cherries set to realign expectations regarding harvests, promotions and prices

Production

29 Oct 2026

For 2027, Northwest Cherries states that the aim is to better align expectations regarding harvests, promotions and prices in order to boost the profits of local cherry growers.

Graft incompatibility in cherry trees: integrated strategies for early diagnosis

Rootstocks

28 Oct 2026

No single test currently provides a universally conclusive diagnosis. Nevertheless, combining anatomical observations, physiological and biochemical indicators, and molecular and digital tools can shorten assessment times and reduce grafting failures.

Top 20 Chilean cherry exporters: find out who they are

Markets

28 Oct 2026

Overall, the season sees some traditional leaders lose volume, including San Francisco, Copefrut and Verfrut, while Dole gains ground and some new exporters make a strong entry into the top 20.

An integrated strategy for precision frost risk management

Production

27 Oct 2026

The combination of neural networks, wireless sensors, predictive models, and machine learning algorithms has the potential to transform frost-risk management in orchards, making protective interventions more timely, targeted, and efficient.

The acreage in British Columbia has shifted significantly from apples to cherries

Production

27 Oct 2026

The report shows that the area under cherry orchards has reached around 7,250 acres, compared with around 5,700 acres of apple orchards.

The secrets to reducing rain-induced cracking in cherries

Tech management

27 Oct 2026

The damage does not depend solely on the intensity of the rainfall, but also on the physiological and structural conditions that determine the cherry’s ability to resist water ingress.