Cherry Times Magazine online now! And get your free copy at Macfrut

29 Apr 2025
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On the occasion of Macfrut 2025, at the Berry Area (Hall B2), it will be possible to pick up a free copy of the latest edition of Cherry Times Magazine.

The magazine, made up of 94 pages, offers a broad overview of the international cherry sector, with in-depth articles on genetics, cultivation techniques, quality, markets, and global prices. Articles include the evolution of Chilean production, strategies to improve cherry quality and safety, studies on the genetic diversity of Chinese varieties, and much more.

For those who wish to preview it, Cherry Times Magazine is already available as a browsable online edition.

Contact media@ncx.it to book your ADV on the next edition of the Cherry Times Magazine.


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