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Title: FreshPlaza: Global Fresh Produce and Banana News

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"We are witnessing a noticeable surge in demand for Ghanaian chilies"
Ghanaian chili exporters are seeing a marked increase in interest from European buyers, according to Eding Alexander Paddy, CEO of ADEAF Crystal Enterprise, who will be part of a Ghanaian trade mission travelling to the Netherlands in September. "We are witnessing a noticeable surge in demand for Ghanaian…

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Finland: Tomato brand NAMS and production greenhouses acquired following Agrifutura bankruptcy
The Finnish cooperative Närpes Grönsaker has purchased the tomato brand NAMS. The new owners intend to preserve and further develop the nationally known brand. Production, packaging, and marketing of tomatoes will continue in both Närpes and Pori. The NAMS brand was previously developed and owned by…

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Onion shortage expected for remainder of the year
Currently, the South African national supply of onions to the fresh produce market is much lower than normal as a result of unforeseen weather-related issues, and the year has been unpredictable in terms of weather, ranging from heat and drought to severe rainfall and flooding. "It's been an odd year in…

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Peruvian blueberry exports rise 74% as China’s share falls
Peruvian blueberry exports reached 53.465 tons by week 32 of the 2026/27 campaign, 74% more than during the same period of the previous season. The cumulative volume remains broadly in line with Proarándanos' August projection, but the distribution among destinations has changed. The United States and…

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Latvia expects higher apple harvest and lower prices this season
Latvian apple growers expect a larger harvest this year than in 2025, which could lead to lower prices. However, crop prospects vary between farms, with some orchards affected by winter frosts. The Zelta Ābele cooperative expects a good crop. Early varieties are already being harvested, while picking of…

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