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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Cherry varieties with low chilling requirements: Bloom Fresh's answer to climate change

Breeding

30 Oct 2024

"Most traditional cherries need a minimum of 800 hours of chilling, but our low-chilling varieties can produce fruit with less than half of those hours. This opens up cultivation opportunities in areas with milder winters."

Calcium and foliar biostimulants: a synergistic strategy to reduce fruit cracking and enhance sweet cherry quality

Tech management

23 Jun 2026

The study on 0900 Ziraat sweet cherries shows that calcium chloride, glycine betaine and chitosan can reduce fruit cracking to 1.6%, while improving resistance, nutritional quality, antioxidant activity and pre-harvest fruit stability under orchard conditions in trials.

In evidenza

Organic and conventional sour cherries compared: three years of data highlight the decisive role of cultivar and climate

Tech management

26 Jun 2026

A three-year study in Poland compares organic and conventional sour cherries, showing that cultivar, climate and season affect fruit quality more than orchard management alone. Oblačinska stands out as the most promising cultivar for high-quality organic production.

Optimising cherry production in greenhouses

Covers

26 Jun 2026

A Tasmanian study examines how clear and opaque rain covers change orchard microclimate, light, leaf physiology and cherry quality, combining replicated field trials and grower case studies to help producers improve fruit performance, harvest timing and storage potential.

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