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Although the numbers seem low, the current Ukrainian apple season is actually an average one if you compare it to the seasons after the war started, says Volodymyr Gurzhiy of Ukrainian apple exporter USPA Fruit: "In the 2024/2025 season, Ukraine exported 16,800 tons of apples worth approximately $10…

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In light of the current security situation in the Middle East, customers are being informed about available solutions for inland cargo shipments to the Gulf region. MSC's Dragon and Jade services provide transit connections from Asia. These services are supported by merchant and carrier haulage options, allowing…

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Upala, located in Alajuela province, is part of the northern production corridor alongside Los Chiles and Guatuso, where a large portion of Costa Rica's MD2 pineapple, intended for export, is cultivated. Notable areas like Sarapiquí and San Carlos also play a key role, with well-developed infrastructure,…

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The Polish apple season has entered a difficult phase, says Jakub Krawczyk, export manager for Polish apple exporter Appolonia: "Stocks are still relatively high, while sales remain slow and many destinations are not accepting the prices that are currently being offered. Normally at this time of the…

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Sweet potato supply from North Carolina continues to tighten up. This follows a shorter 2024 crop from the state–one that was affected by tropical storms that season. "Most of us were pulling product from the 2025 crop to fill orders and get caught back up from the shortage of the 2024 crop," says Matt…

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