Latest Fruit Industry Insights and Technical News
Stay updated with the latest innovations in fruit processing technology, industry trends, and company updates.
Millions of Queensland carrots are coming soon
Carrots are one of the favorite vegetables for children because they are crunchy and fresh. Queensland's scenic areas are famous for their significant contribution to carrot production, with an annual output of about 600 million carrots, mainly harvested between June and December.
Four-channel Avocado Washing Drying and Sorting Line was load to Kenya
This month, we finished the production of a four-channel avocado washing, drying waxing and sorting line for a customer in Kenya.
Date sorting machine customized for Saudi customer
To enhance sorting efficiency and product quality, an increasing number of Saudi date farmers are adopting modern grading equipment. Fstsort's date grading machine stands out as a top choice. This machine can quickly and accurately sort dates by diameter, ensuring consistent grading results and eliminating the errors associated with manual sorting. Moreover, the date sorting machine is easy to operate and maintain, improving production efficiency.
First batch of ClemenGold tangerines landed in Shanghai
Recently, the first batch of ClemenGold tangerines in China this year arrived in Shanghai. The importer Shanghai Guoguo held an opening ceremony at Huizhan Market, and the brand's Chinese representative participated in the event throughout the whole process.
Clasificación de Papaya
La papaya es una de las frutas tropicales más importantes del mundo, sólo superada por el plátano, los cÃtricos y los mangos en términos de producción. Las papayas son originarias de América tropical y se cultivan en México desde hace siglos. Hoy en dÃa, la papaya se cultiva comúnmente en zonas tropicales, como India, Filipinas, Taiwán, Brasil y el sur de China.
Cantaloupe weight sorting machine
Because cantaloupes come in different shapes and sizes, manual sorting is often time-consuming, labor-intensive, and error-prone. For large-scale orchards and fruit processing companies, sorting cantaloupes efficiently and accurately has become a big challenge.
Mexican Lime Sizes Affected by Drought
The ongoing drought in Mexico has impacted the size of limes, similar to its effect on lemons. Small-sized limes (grades 250 and 230) are abundant, making up 70-80% of production and priced at $14-$16 per box. However, larger limes (grade 110) are scarce, with prices reaching $30-$32 per box.
How to quickly sort peaches after harvesting
However, peaches are a fragile fruit with a shelf life of only three to five days. In order to solve this problem, various production areas have actively built cold storage and preservation facilities to extend the shelf life of peaches, reduce post-production losses, achieve selective sales, expand the sales range of peaches, and improve the economic benefits of peaches.