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Snow-capped Mount Ararat rising above green farm fields in the Araratian plain of Armenia
Produce · Yerevan

Armenian produce gets duty-free EU access after Russian ban

Brussels lifts duties on around 80% of Armenian exports for two years, after Moscow shut its market to the country's fruit, vegetables, brandy and mineral water.

29 September 2026 · 2 min read
Close-up of cured black vanilla beans curled on a pale cloth surface
Produce

Madagascar vanilla prices fall to a decade low

A record harvest of more than 4,500 tonnes pushes wholesale vanilla prices down to a fraction of their 2018 peak.

29 September 2026 · 2 min read
Close-up of a heap of glossy dark red Chilean cherries with stems
Produce · Talca

Chilean cherries face spring rain ahead of a record crop

The USDA expects Chile to grow 727,000 tonnes of cherries this season, but a strong El Niño is bringing rain and wind to central Chile just as the orchards flower.

29 September 2026 · 2 min read
Flooded rice paddies reflect the sky near a rural Japanese village
Produce · Tamba

Sake rice quality falls as Japan's summers heat up

Hyogo Prefecture's Yamada Nishiki, the rice behind 40% of Japan's sake, is losing quality as summer heat crosses 27°C during ripening. A heat-tolerant variety spreads slowly.

28 September 2026 · 2 min read
Cubes of herbed feta cheese with basil leaves and sea salt on a slate board
Produce

Feta prices in Greece set to rise by up to €2 a kilo

Sheep pox has cost Greece about 500,000 animals and 80,000 tonnes of milk. The feta trade body expects shop prices to move from €12-13 to €15-16 a kilo within two months.

28 September 2026 · 2 min read
Close-up of fresh in-shell hazelnuts piled together after the harvest
Produce · Ordu

Turkish hazelnut prices sit a quarter below the state floor

Ordu traders paid 180-190 lira a kilo on 27 September against the state's 250, as a crop of up to 810,000 tonnes meets trade inspectors in the Black Sea hazelnut belt.

28 September 2026 · 2 min read
A farmer's hands turning cocoa beans drying on raised racks in Ghana
Produce · Accra

Ghana cocoa production beats forecast at 771,000 tonnes

Ghana's 2025/26 cocoa crop came in well above the state board's initial estimate, even as dry weather clouds the outlook for next season.

26 September 2026 · 2 min read
Fishing boats lit up at a tuna harbour at night with a crescent moon above
Produce

World's tuna purse-seine fleet grows to 693 vessels

ISSF's annual snapshot finds more boats and more hold capacity than a year ago, even as tracking tools reach nearly the whole large-scale fleet.

25 September 2026 · 2 min read
A farmer drives a small combine harvester through ripe rice in a Niigata field
Produce · Tokyo

Japan rice prices fall for a sixth week to ¥2,934

The average 5 kg supermarket bag lost another ¥37 and now sits a third below January's peak, as new farm minister Kazuo Yana puts appropriate prices for growers first.

25 September 2026 · 2 min read
Pebble beach and seafront promenade at Pioppi on the Cilento coast, with wooded hills behind
Produce · Pollica

Pollica, home of the Mediterranean diet, named FAO Food Hero

The Cilento municipality where Ancel and Margaret Keys studied how the south of Italy ate is honoured as a whole community, seven weeks before the first UN day for the diet.

25 September 2026 · 2 min read
Green olives ripening among grey-green leaves on an olive tree branch
Produce

Greek olive oil prices fall by half as harvest begins

Extra virgin oil trades at €3.90 to €4.20 a kilo at origin, against €9.50 at the peak. Growers say their costs have not followed, and Spain still sets the price.

24 September 2026 · 2 min read
Raw pork ribs and belly cuts laid out on a white butcher's cutting board
Produce

UK foodservice price inflation rises 0.4% as meat climbs

Pork, lamb, cheese and vegetable oil pushed hospitality's ingredient bill up again in August, while cheaper British vegetables and fruit kept the rise far below June's spike.

24 September 2026 · 2 min read
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