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.

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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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Patagonian cherries: technology and management to improve quality and reduce losses

Markets Production Press review

24 Jan 2024

Due to their differentiated quality, these cherries obtained the first Denomination of Origin of the province. Furthermore, the cherries produced in Los Antiguos are the last to be harvested in the southern hemisphere, in the period between December and mid-February.

US season in ups and downs: good quantities but exports face other challenges

Press review

11 Sep 2023

Although volumes increased, quality was patchy and overseas buyers were less enthusiastic. The tightening of foreign markets has pushed growers to focus on the domestic market, a safer but less profitable bet.

In evidenza

An early harvest and good quality for South African cherries. A 50 per cent drop in production is forecast

Production

11 Nov 2026

South Africa’s cherry harvest season began two to three weeks early, but production in Ceres could fall by over 50%. Heat and cold during flowering affected fruit set. Early cherries reach 30 mm, while Tru-Cape aims to increase exports from 15% to nearly 20% of its crop.

The government of Extremadura is allocating aid of up to 1,500 euros per hectare to cherry growers

Production

11 Nov 2026

Nel 2026 l’Estremadura approva 19,59 milioni di euro di aiuti per cereali, ciliegie e apicoltura: fino a 50 euro per ettaro irriguo, 1.500 euro per ettaro di ciliegio e 18 euro per alveare. Le pratiche saranno avviate d’ufficio e i pagamenti sono previsti entro fine anno.

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