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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Turkey and its leadership in cherry production

Production

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Turkey still faces considerable challenges in becoming the world's leading exporter. Thanks to new resistant varieties, technological advances and more effective trade strategies, the country also has enormous potential in terms of quality and global presence.

Hand made cherry vinegar from Michigan: local producers thrive in Traverse City

Processed

25 Sep 2025

In Northern Michigan, cherry season brings excellence in the form of handmade cherry vinegar. Explore Traverse City's passionate producers crafting Montmorency and Balaton cherry vinegars with traditional and innovative fermentation techniques rooted in the local land.

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The effect of the climate on the quality of cherries

Tech management

20 Jul 2026

A WSU study shows how heatwaves, low temperatures during bloom and environmental stress affect firmness, stems, pitting and postharvest cherry quality in Washington State, with different responses across Rainier, Bing, Skeena and Sweetheart cultivars in hot seasons.

Spanish research is at the cutting edge: scientists in Elche are improving the flavour and production of cherries

Quality

20 Jul 2026

A study by Miguel Hernández University in Elche shows that natural treatments with putrescine and spermidine can raise sweet cherry yields in Spain by up to 40%, reduce rain-induced cracking, and improve fruit firmness, color, flavor and overall market quality too.

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