Last call! Become a partner of Cherry Times Magazine #2

12 Sep 2024
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Last days to enter your company in Cherry Times Magazine #2! 🌟🍒

The 2024 edition of the magazine is almost finished and will be distributed for the first time at Fruit Attraction in Madrid. It will circulate in print and digital versions among the main international players in the cherry sector.

Don't miss the opportunity to include your company among the magazine's partners and support the development of the sector.

For more information, contact our team

Our annual publication offers a comprehensive and up-to-date overview of the dynamics of the cherry sector, designed for buyers, packers, importers, exporters, producers, service providers and all stakeholders involved in the world of cherries.

In this issue a wide range of content, including technical insights and exclusive interviews with industry experts. Find out about new trends, how the market works and the innovations that are transforming the industry.


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Researchers from the Ecological Sciences Division of the James Hutton Institute researched collecting infested fruit from both cultivated fields and natural areas to assess genetic differences between Drosophila suzukii individuals feeding on the various fruit cohorts.

Aerial roots and heavy rains: the cherry tree solution for northern China

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Aerial roots help plants adapt to waterlogging stress. Chinese researchers explore the ‘Gotenba zakura’ cherry tree as a rootstock to improve sour cherry resilience to heavy summer rains in northern China. A promising breakthrough for fruit sustainability.

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Rootstocks and heat stress: the most resilient genotypes for subtropical sweet cherry production

Rootstocks

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A field study in China’s Zhejiang province assesses heat tolerance in five sweet cherry rootstocks. Lanting and Colt stand out for leaf resilience, antioxidant defense and hormonal balance, providing practical guidance for orchards facing longer, hotter and more extreme summers.

Uzbekistan is promoting a sustainable supply chain for sweet cherries

Production

27 May 2026

Uzbekistan and FAO strengthen sustainable sweet cherry value chain through OCOP and FAO-China South-South Cooperation, focusing on innovation, traceability, logistics, lower post-harvest losses and international market access to support rural incomes and export growth now.

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