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$5M for climate resilience: support for British Columbia fruit growers

Production

12 May 2025

The government of British Columbia invests $5 million to help cherry, apple, pear, and other fruit growers tackle climate change, with 69 approved projects and innovative, ambitious measures scheduled through 2027 across the Okanagan and Kootenays regions.

Penny Measham appointed as new CEO of Cherry Growers Australia: expert leadership for cherries

Production

09 May 2025

Cherry Growers Australia appoints Penny Measham as new CEO from May 12, 2025. With an international background, she will confidently lead the cherry sector towards new goals, boosting global presence and strongly supporting local Australian growers.

Apulian cherries 2025: lower volumes, excellent quality, says Tricarico’s cherries

Production

05 May 2025

The 2025 Apulian cherry season kicks off in May with reduced yields but excellent fruit quality. Tricarico’s Cherries focuses on varietal innovation and short supply chains to meet climate change challenges and strengthen a key sector for Italian agriculture.

Puglia on alert: April frost cuts cherry harvest in half

Production

02 May 2025

In Puglia, a rare late frost has severely damaged the June cherry harvest, hitting the renowned Ferrovia variety. Despite a strong season start, the region now faces halved yields, rising prices, and fresh opportunities for both Italian and international competitors.

California cherries 2025: delayed season and lower yields, but promising quality

Production

01 May 2025

The 2025 California cherry season starts late with lower yields, but high-quality fruit. Discover the market dynamics, grower challenges, and export outlook for producers, importers, and retail consumers interested in premium cherries and seasonal trends.

Spring frost in Turkey slashes cherry yields by up to 70%

Production

30 Apr 2025

In spring 2025, extreme frost hit Turkey’s highland orchards, slashing cherry yields by up to 70%. Export complications, rising prices, and a shorter harvest expected. Growers aim to protect quality, reduce waste, and maintain profitability.

Spanish Greenhouse Cherries on the Rise: Prices Drop, Demand Soars

Production

30 Apr 2025

Spanish greenhouse cherry volumes grow in week 17 of 2025, leading to lower prices but strong international demand, especially to the Middle East and Scandinavia, driven by premium packaging, ideal growing climate and exceptional fruit quality.

Spanish cherries: late start to the season but positive outlook

Production

30 Apr 2025

In 2025, Spain’s cherry harvest will start 7–10 days later than usual. Forecasts predict excellent fruit sizes, stable volumes, and promising new export prospects with the opening of the Chinese market, a key driver for growth in the coming seasons.

Tariffs and extreme weather threaten Michigan’s cherry industry

Production

29 Apr 2025

Michigan’s cherry industry faces an unprecedented crisis: tariffs, rising production costs, and extreme weather are putting thousands of farms under severe pressure. Discover what the future may hold for this vital and historic agricultural sector.

The future of cherry cultivation in Emilia-Romagna (Italy): key challenges and new strategies

Production

23 Apr 2025

Cherry farming in Emilia-Romagna faces major challenges: labor costs, installation expenses, phytosanitary threats, and market pressure. Discover how to improve local cherry production while ensuring high quality in a global competitive scenario.