Fruit Logistica Berlin 2024

Housna El Andaloussi of Delassus Group. The Moroccan fresh produce trader export avocados, citrus and tomatoes all over the world.

On the left is Jakub Krawczyk of Appolonia and his team. They had a very solid apple season thanks to a good strategy of selling the apples early on.

Clarifruit's Ruby Boyarski, Jane Shpits and Elad Mardix held daily demonstrations of their AI driven quality control platform designed for mobile phones.

Rafael Gil, Susana Ferreira and Christopher Sandoval of Portuguese grape exporter Vale da Rosa. As the grapes were not in season, they were mostly showing off their packaging for the grapes during the event

The Sun World team showing their connections to the world with the Berlin bear. Their Autumn Crisp table grapes continues to feature strongly with loads of samples available for visitors to try the big green and sweet grapes.

Greg Akins and Steve Page with Catalytic Generators are ready to discuss ethylene generators as well as quality measurement tools.

The Aksun stand. Esra Soyleyen was in many meetings over the course of Fruit Logistica. They export many fruits, like citrus and figs from Turkey.

Aline Perales and Kellen Stailey Martin with Hazel Technologies.

A new product from Hazel Technologies, hazel breatheway for cucumbers. The packaging extends the shelf-life of cucumbers.

Team Cravo Equipment talks with customers about different retractable roof options to protect crops from rain or heat. From left to right: Richard Vollebregt, Yosun Cengiz, Carlos Ruis Mápula, Benjamin Martin, and Robert Rouhof.

Les Domaines, the prominent Moroccan group behind the star variety Nadorcott, unveiled its new variety 'SweetCott' at Fruit Logistica 2024.

SweetCott, the new mandarin variety developed by Les Domaines, will be on the market in 2025.

The Grapa team showcased their Arra table grape varieties with many visitors stopping by to taste the different colours of sweet and crunchy grapes on offer.

Agnieszka Winkler, Jarek Filon, Marta Paprocka, Agnieszka Śpiewok and Marcin Śpiewok of the Silbo team. The Polish manufacturer creates 100% ecological packaging.

Galilee export customers Robert Debono and Antien Attard were patiently waiting for meetings with the Galilee team.

Rajan Rajdev and Emma Docquincourt of Indian fresh produce exporter Kay Bee Exports. They export coconuts, mangoes and ginger, among other products.

Hassan Fayed, CEO of Aydi, presenting an information session entitled "Reducing Field and Packhouse Operating Costs through Technology". The Egyptian company offers a field management software that helps growers reduce operating costs.

On the right is Christina Manosis of Greek kiwi exporter Zeus.

Some members of the Mehadrin team who welcomed guests with medjool dates while talking citrus and avocados.

Mariano Sangronis and Bernabé Padilla with Citromax, offering Argentina grown lemons and blueberries around the globe.

The Moldovan exhibitors after the press conference with the Ambassador of Moldova in Germany, Aureliu Ciocoi and the Deputy Prime Minister, Minister of Agriculture and Food Industry Vladimir Bolea.

Seun Rasheed, CEO of Rwanda-based Souk Farms, with Alain Parfait Mucyo and Charlene Migadde. Seun said he was delighted with the exhibition, especially regarding the big products of Rwanda: avocados, fine beans and karela. Souk Farms exported its first container of avocados to Dubai last year, and its first container to Europe this year.

These are the Rwandan products most in demand on the international market, presented by Souk Farms.

Team Apeel is excited to be in Berlin and give live demonstrations on how to measure fruit ripeness in a non-destructive way.

The Medjool Star stand. This Moroccan exporter trades dates.

Nathalie Julien, Shannon Boase, and Rhonda Sanders with CKF/Earthcycle have lots of different sustainable packaging options on display.

Amgad Nessem, Export Manager at El Teriak Farms and regular exhibitor at Fruit Logistica. The company exports a wide range of fruit and vegetables, in particular citrus fruit to Europe.

Team North Bay Produce with representation from the US, Canada, Europe, the UK, and South America.

Iryna Romanenko, Jaime Bustamante, Kevin Smith, and Luc Mougeot with the Fruit & Vegetable Dispute Resolution Corporation, based in Ottawa, Canada.

Hunter Weber, Leonard Felix and Ivonne Chica with Felix Instruments have many different Fruit Quality Meters on display to demonstrate to customers.

Greg Thorne and Willie Beets of Seven Seas/Tom Lange, promoting citrus from different growing regions including South Africa.

Selynn Vong and George Lobisser with Ripelocker bring a disruptive technology to market to extend the shelf-life of perishables.

Stéphanie De Wit, CEO of Agri Bianco, exports Moroccan citrus and watermelon to Europe.She shared positive impressions of the exhibition, and announced Agri Bianco's aim to specialise in services for growers and importers, such as varietal management and product sourcing.

Chris Sarantis of Canadawide is meeting with suppliers from all over the world.

Juan Gonzalez Pita and Ignacio Vidales of Salix Fruits are flanked by Facundo Ramirez, Lucas Diego Sibilia and Frederico Valverde who are suppliers of Salix.

Team Sinclair is excited about their label solutions. From left to right: Duncan Jones, Chris Feeney, Tim Watkins, Natasha Newton, Keith Armour, and Paola Verzello.

Representing Kuehne + Nagel North America (US, Canada and Mexico) are Christopher Connell, Issa Mahshi, Wes Kuehlewind, Christopher Lopez, and Adam Wheale.

Jose Manuel Villacis and Anthony Serafino with EXP. Group have lots of meetings during the three-day event and made time to stop by FreshPlaza’s booth.

Jeff Chemeres and Matt Deir with Croptracker, a farm management software system.

Ron Lemaire, Colin Chapdelaine (Chair), Daniel Duguay, and Sue Lewis with the Canadian Produce Marketing Association.

A beautiful display of tropical and exotic fruit varieties at the HLB Specialties/Tropical Food booth. Pictured is Lorenz Hartmann de Barros who heads up the company’s European business.

Selection of different tropical and exotic fruits make for a colorful picture.

Fresh-cut jackfruit at HLB's booth. Hartmann de Barros mentioned how the product is very popular with customers in the UK.

Members from across the globe are representing Elitech in the company’s booth. From left to right: Ryan ter Bals, Jason Li, Jackie Lee, Gwyn Cunningham, and XiaoFeng Long.

Manuel Ochoa of Altar Produce mentions is looking forward to talking to customers about the different products Altar offers in addition to asparagus.

Yulma Amador Navarro and Andrea Guzmán with Berries Paradise are showing the company’s latest blueberry line, Sweet Bliss that was launched last week.

Tariq Kabbage, President of Station Kabbage Souss, took part in Fruit Logistica. SKS is backed by other growing and export companies with a wide range of fresh produce: Domaines Abbes Kabbage, Sapiama, KB Agro, and KB Gharb.

Tatiana Alonso from Nature Growers, a Moroccan company that produces and exports organic vegetables, peppers and beans. Nature Growers supplies markets in the UK, the Netherlands, Germany and Italy.

Mouna Chalghoum, from the Tunisian Interprofessional Vegetable Grouping, promoter of the Tunisian origin of vegetables. This year, Mouna is focusing on potatoes and tomatoes.

Lucas Rosello and Emily Ottenwalder with Alpine Fresh, offering asparagus and different berry varieties.

Second from the left is George Frangistas of Gefra. They export citrus and watermelons to Central and East Europe.

Gwyn Cunningham, Shirley Wang, and Ryan ter Bals with Elitech offer cold chain monitoring.

Elena Kolios and Christos Kolios. The Greek fruit trader exports citrus, grapes and kiwis to Germany.

Dimitris Konstantis, a technician of Pyrros Kiwifruit. The Greek exporter sends its kiwis to Spain, Belgium and Italy.

Team Fall Creek with representation from all over the globe.

The team of Wonderful Citrus. From left to right: Dave Rooke, Zak Laffite, Chris Cockle, and Courtney Ludford-Law.

Iryna Romanenko with the Fruit and Vegetable Dispute Resolution Corporation and Sue Lewis of the Canadian Produce Marketing Association.

Mr Balakanakis of Balakanakis. They export Greek kiwis, grapes, oranges and cherries to the European market.

James Wilibrahan from Ravenswood Packing

Justin Chadwick from South African Citrus Growers Association.

On the right is Dimitris Tzounopoulos of A.C. Meliki. They export kiwis from Greece.

Fred Chubb, Jacy Barnes Clapp, and Pepe Calderon with Farm Pak, a grower and exporter of sweet potatoes.

Walking the show are Ben and Jacob Van Den Bosch of seed breeding company Van Den Bosch Seeds, based in Canada.

Sindhu Arun and Arun Ramanujam of Presso visiting the FreshPlaza stand. They deal in fresh coconuts and coconut oil from India.

The Alanar team. The Turkish exporter trades in figs, cherries and chestnuts.

Rafael Castro and Alfred Castro with GinaFruit, a banana company from Ecuador.

Todd Fryhover with the Washington Apple Commission and Chuck Zeutenhorst with FirstFruits Marketing from Washington.

Miles Fraser-Jones with US based Sierra Produce visited FreshPlaza’s booth.

Sebastian Becker, Anna Zegveld, Chris Maat, and Narcis Guinart with Interko.

Josh Gray and Trevor Bouma of A&B Packing Equipment with Konstanty Fraczek in the middle.

Anja Grueterich and Mark David with Sekoya Fruit.

Simon Matthews and Robert Round with AgriCoat/NatureSeal.

International representation at the IFPA booth. Smiling for the photo are Ivan Correa (Chile), Valeska De Oliveira Cire (Brazil), Jane Strijdom (South Africa), and Ruben Ramirez (Mexico).

Kingsley Asare (3rd to the left), CEO of Kingrex, a company based in Ghana, exports vegetables mainly to Europe and the Middle East.

Team Family Tree Farms representing California and Europe. From left to right: Dominic Martinez, David Jackson, Doug LaCroix, and Daniel Jackson.

Liza Matthews from TopFruit was at the show

Lewis Evan, Jamie Smith and Toby Alkhersan from James Hutton with Patrick Hughes - Scottish Agi Export Hub and Rachel Alexander - DBT.

Jose Cussi and Oscar Rivero with H52 are showing Mexico-grown blackberries.

Jorge Manuel Acón León with Grupo Acón from Costa Rica.

Team Tive is showing tags that allow for monitoring of shipments. From left to right: Ricardo Chedrauy, Alketa Cana, and Erick Maldonado.

Cecilia Diefenbach, Cameron Mistal, and Isabell Zaharanksi with Happy Veg from the US are exhibiting for the first time. The company specializes in ginger and turmeric (products).

Fresh ginger, powders, as well as juices on display in the Happy Veg booth.

Davy van Ewijck and Emily Adams with Farm Fresh Produce, a sweet potato grower in North Carolina that focuses on exports to Europe.

Statue of Liberty promoting US agribusiness

Maria Kraus, Robert Verloop and Iain Forbes representing the California Walnut Board and developing for markets for California walnuts in the UK, Germany, and the Netherlands.

The Natural Fruit Company export passion fruit, rambutan and dragon fruit to Europe year-round. Rose Duong was at the stand.

Vietnam Tropical fruit Company export a very wide range of exotic fruit to various markets around the world. Sang Nguyen was at the stand with a colleague.

Dennis Verkooy and Frank Ganse with Kuehne + Nagel who are responsible for the company’s air and reefer logistics.

Patricia Sagarminaga with AM FRESH and Marie-Anne de Béjarry with BLOOM FRESH, the fruit breeding arm of AM FRESH.

Tomer Rapoport and Ami Ben Dror with Dorot Farm. The company just launched a baby carrot program.

Karol Osior and Marcin Kawka of Polish apples exporter Fruit Active. They export their apples to Romania, Serbia, Bosnia, Germany, Austria and the Netherlands. They've seen good demand and good prices this season.

In the centre is Emilia Lewanowska of Polish apple exporter Fruit-Group, next to her brother and father. They were showcasing their two apple brands Veronica and Paulina, which are actually the second names of Emilia and her sister.

The Veronica brand of Fruit Group

Jaroslaw Oracz and Pawel Myziak of Pepper from Europe. They are working hard to supply peppers that are already as close to the customer as it can be. Which means they work with producers from other countries as well, mostly the Polish neighbors.

Dariusz Chmiel, president of Polish apple exporter Bart-ex.

Aneta Glowala and Marcin Swiatek of Polish apple exporter Bialski Owoc. They export apples to European countries, Asia and South American markets.

Yigit Aslan of Benny Fruit. They import and sell on to retailers. They import citrus and vegetables from Greece, Italy and the Netherlands.

Jan Nowakowski of Polish apple exporter Genesis Fresh.

On the right is Dominika Kozarzewska of the Polish Berry Cooperative.

Witold Gaj and his team from SoFruPak, a Polish manufacturer of ecological packaging.

Carolina Esequiel and Pedro Marques of Frutas Classe. They mainly export strawberries, but sweet potatoes and apples as well. Their main markets are in France, Spain and Germany.

Helioa Gouveia and Manuel Reis of Portuguese produce exporter Campotec. They export apples, pears, potatoes and ready-to-eat salads to Brazil, France and the UK.

Gilbert Dankuah Smith and Justice Ganaku represent the Juki Nuts company. According to Justice, the company is adding value to the processing of cashew nuts in Ghana in order to eliminate the equivalent of 12 weeks of shipment where the product is processed in India before being exported to Europe. Juki Nuts currently exports to Egypt and the Ivory Coast, but managed to find leads in Europe during Fruit Logistica.

Renwick Wachenyuka and Similo Nkala from Zimbabwe-based Zimtrade. Zimtrade exports citrus fruit, mainly oranges, avocados and chilli, to Europe and the UK.

Marta Costa and Helio Ferreira of Portugese fresh produce exporter Granfer. They export pears, apples, stone fruit, sweet potatoes and avocados to Europe, Africa and the Americas.

Carlos Marques of Horta Pronta. They export a wide variety of vegetables to Germany, the Netherlands and Poland.

Marcin Plociennikowski and Ewa Garstka of Gryzbmar. They export mushrooms from Poland. They stated that its been a tougher season. They export their mushrooms to the UK and France, mainly.

Roland-Edwin Klauibert of Green Peas, they produce peas and sugar snaps in Denmark and Portugal, and export them to Finland, Denmark, France and the Czech Republic.

Fernando Isidoro of Portuguese produce exporter Coopval. They expport apples to Brazil, Germany, the UK, Morocco and France.

Sandra Machado of Portuguese soft fruit exporter Bfruit. They export their produce to the Netherlands, the UK, France, Spain and Belgium.

Marco were back again this year bringing the Super Select Master, a 12 pan combi weigher which can handle a wide range of products including delicate products due to the low drop height.

Red Pack brought their tray sealer with integrated deck weigher to the show. Giles Briston, Lukasz Druzkowski, Charlie Fletcher, Jason Knowles and Matthew Briston were on the stand.

Packaging Automation have an update for the Evolution and have launched Red 5 a high-speed packing machine with clever features. Scott Robuck and Chris Eckert were on the stand.

Valeria Caduc, manager of Moldovan exporter Smarta. Smarta exports apples to the Middle-East and the UK.

Natasha Zhukova, purchase and logistics manager of Dulce Vale. They export plums, grapes and cherries from Moldova to the EU, Germany, Poland, the Netherland, Austria and the Czech Republic.

Cazacu Victor, CEO and Founder of Proinedit. They export apples, grapes, plums and cherries to Arabian countries, Hong Kong, Israel, Singapore and the EU.

Aleksandra Ośko-Woźniak of Rajpol. The Polish apple exporter also grows and sells pears and had a focus on the European market this season.

Bayram Aridag of Turkish fruit exporter Aridag. They export Citrus, pomegranates, nectarines, courgettes and bell peppers to Poland, Romania, Ukraine, Russia and Germany.

Emirhan Sahinoz and Elif Ersoy of Turkish fruit exporter Poleks. They export cherries, figs and citrus to Germany, UK, and France. They stated they've been content with their season.

Emre Klahraman of Turkish exporter Saraylim. They export a wide variety fo fruits and vegetables to Germany, where they supply Lidl mostly. They also export to Austria.

Second onn the left is Serpak's export manager Yalcin Sait Sagmanligil and his team. Serpak is specialized in atmosphered packaging and export their packaging to Central and North America, as well as South Europe.

The Ana Fruit team. The Turkish exporter trades in apples, pomegranates, cherries and citrus.

The Cekaform stand. The Turkish company deals in plastic packaging.

Harum Oran of Hatipoglu Tarim. They export cherries, tomaties, figs, citrus and grapes from Turkey.

On the right is Omar Altous of Ayse Food. They mainly export onions, but also export apples, carrots, kiwis and potatoes to the Netherlands, Germany, Spain and Asian markets.

Kemal Ozsahin of Ozler Ziraat. They export citrus to Germany, Poland, the UK, Italy, Russia and Ukraine.

The host of the Erikci Fruit stand. They export their apples from Turkey to India.

Patrick Fitszgerald, Helio Cipriano and Fernando Costa of Nativaland, a company that supports sweet potato growers by giving them access to varieties.

The sweet potato varieties showcased by Nativaland

Yousef Mohamed er Hamdi Megawer, from Egyptian grower Ghezaa.They export sweet potatoes and mangoes, in addition to early vegetables.

Aya El Fouly and Ehab Elnaggar of the Egyptian industrialist El Kekhia Group, manufacturer of packaging for fruit and vegetables. The group supplies the Egyptian market, and exports to Spain, Morocco, Brazil, Kenya and South Africa.

Fatema Saad, Mohamed Elmoghazi and Shaimaa Gouhar, from Elwadi. This Egyptian company exports citrus fruits, pomegranates, potatoes, onions, grapes and mangoes to Western Europe, Russia and the Far East. The exhibition team announced the company's expansion in the mango sector.

Vasilis Xekarfotakis, Michail Xekarfotakis and Kostantinos Maragkozis at the Nespar stand. They export kiwis and asparagus from Greece to European markets.

Christos Mitrosilis, CEO of Greek kiwi exporter Mitrosilis.

On the right is Petros Soursos, Vice President of Soursos. They export citrus from Greece.

The Agro Queens team. They export organic and conventional apples from Poland

Fotis Filippou of Sedigep Argakas. This company grows and exports avocados, citrus and watermelons, with their main market being Germany.

Anireas Lagos of Labidino. They export strawberries and salads to Germany, Austria, UK and Persia.

Julien Amar of US-based BioXTEND is having a meeting with customers.

The WikiFarmer team. This Greek company created a digital marketplace for growers and importers to connect.

On the left is Leonidas Tsoumanis of Marlee. They export kiwis to the Netherlands, Italy and Spain.

Chatsios Anastasios of Alfa Vita. They export kiwis, grapes, cherries and apricots to East and Central European markets, the kiwis and cherries are also exported overseas.

Luke Stockdale, Adam Shaw, and Paul Frowde with Mission Produce.

Pavlov Kontogiannis, of Greek kiwi exporter Medfruit.

Joachim Alkewitz with Mariani Nut Company.

Dionissis Kolioulis of Krop. The Greek exporter ships citrus and kiwi, as well as stone fruits, strawberries and watermelons to European markets.

On the right is Orestis Miliotis of Nature's Tangerine. They are a start-up only just beginning their export journey. They export tangerines to central Europe.

Steve Hatt and Rachel Prudden at Primafruit which imports produce from around the world for Waitrose.

Elvin of AgroTerra. They export cherries, apples and plums to Poland, Bosnia and Serbia.

Stephen Hedderly at the Bedfordshire Grower’s stand, the Calypso pink sweet onion was nominated for the Innovation Award.

Agnieszka Legucka of SunBerry. They had a very good berry season and export mostly to the UK, Scandinavia and Germany.

Maxim of Fruct Group. They export apples from Moldova.

Alexander Mikalechi of Velfrust. They export apples, grapes, plums and apricots to Germany.

The team of Eren. The Turkish fresh produce exporter deals in citrus, kiwis and other fruits.

On the left is Marianakis Nektarios of Aspersa. They ran the stand together with Biokip, another Greek exporter. Aspersa exports sweet point red peppers, mini cucumbers, both beef tomatoes and vine tomatoes from Greece to Austria, Germany and the Netherlands.

Mutlu Ozlem of Etap. They make and export plastic crates to fruit markets in the Netherlands, Poland and the UK.

On the right is Evangelini Tassi from Zisis Farm, they export sweet corn from Greece.

The StePac team showed their range of modified atmosphere packaging options to clients from around the world.

Andre Carstens from Alg Marketing in Citrusdal, had a very busy show with many request for their citrus.

The Toro Fruit Exports team from South Africa.

Wendy Cai and Patrick Meikle from Golden Bay Fruit were visiting the show.

Efthymios Balanis, general manager of Velvita. They export kiwi and various other fruits from Greece.

Kostas Hatzikraniotis of Poulis S.A. They export citrus and apples from Greece to Egypt, Saudi Arabia, Jordan, UK, Germany and Poland.

On the left is Vera Iabanji, director of BS Fruits from Moldova.

Pompeu Bonastra de Castro of Green Keeper and Andres Rodriguez of Aypek. Aypek manufactures modified atmosphere packaging.

On the left is Natalina Pedro of LusoPêra. The Portuguese exporter exports pears and apples from Portugal to Brazil, Libya and Spain.

On the right is Arkadiusz Smarz of Polish soft fruit exporter Agronom Berries.

Barakat Amrah, Viacheslav Arseney and Sayed Abdalla of Prima. They export apples and apple juice from Poland.

Mohhamed Nady, export director at Elkoubasy. The company exports citrus fruits, strawberries and mangoes from Egypt to Europe, the Gulf and the United States.

Mohamed El-Sheikh and Mahmoud El-Sheikh, managing directors of Trading Island, export Egyptian onions and garlic to Asia and Europe. The company has just obtained FDA accreditation, giving it access to the American market.

Amr Elmenasy and Ahmed Elmenasy, from Al Wahaa Export, trade vegetables from Egypt to Europe.

Mohamed Zekry, chairman of United Salt Egypt, exports Egyptian citrus to Europe, the Gulf and East Africa. United Salt is looking forward to a good season, but is experiencing difficulties in supplying Asia, its main market, due to the Red Sea crisis.

Ahmed Badawy, export manager of Medirerranean Agrocultural Products Co (Mapco), announces the opening of a new packing house with a capacity of 600 tons per day.The company exports citrus fruit, potatoes and onions to Europe, Asia and Africa.

Fatimah Elzhraa Tarek Elhadary, from Egyptian exporter Al Alsolimania for import and export.The company exports citrus, potatoes and onions to Europe. Fatimah Elzhraa reports strong demand for potatoes this season.

Nourhan Hassan and Yassen Abdelhay of Arafa company.The company exports potatoes and onions to Europe, Arab countries and Asia. The Arafa Company team at Fruit Logistica is on a mission to approach West African importers.

Abd El-Kader Gouda, owner of El Saad Fruit, and his team at Fruit Logistica.The company exports citrus fruit to Europe, golf, Russia and Ukraine.

Ahmed Yehya, Ehab Sami and Shady Rabea from Noureen Food, an Egyptian company exporting garlic to Europe, Asia and the USA. Ehab Sami, CEO of Noureen Food, reports on difficulties to supply the Asian market because of the Red Sea crisis, making it necessary to focus more on Europe.

Moustafa Shaalan, Kenzy Adel and Lina Adel from Green Tiba, an Egyptian producer of strawberries, oranges, sweet potatoes and other products. The company exports to Russia, Malaysia, the Gulf and Europe.

Fady Ashraf Adly, Beshoy Atef, David Ashraf and Pierre Ayman, from AM Group Misr.The company exports citrus, grapes and sweet potatoes to North America, Europe and the Far East. For the next grape season, which starts in May, the AM Group Misr team is aiming to export 100 containers.

Youssef Nasr and Mahmoud Taha of Segam Dates, part of the Afro Egypt group.The company exports medjool dates, pumpkin, tomatoes, herbs and vegetables to Europe, Gulf countries, and Turkey.Thanks to a diversified portfolio, the company exports all year round.

Enjy Elkoptan, export manager of the Middle East for Agriculture Development company (MEAD). The company recently launched its new brand 'Omnivore' for its citrus and grapes exports. Its main markets are Western Europe, Canada, South East Asia and Nordic countries.

Khaled El Haggan, CEO of Haggan Group.The company exports Egyptian medjool and medjool-derived products to a diverse range of markets, especially Europe.

Yasser Salman, general manager of Agrina Egypt. The company exports citrus, vegetables and beans to Europe. The season for all products is going well, says the exporter.

Reda Mohamed, Managing Director of Grand Egypt Agro. The company exports citrus fruits, pomegranates and onions to Europe and the Far East. According to Mohamed, the company is expanding by adding new products and opening up new markets.

Ahmed Harraz (right), export director of Egyptian Fruit Export, and his team.The company exports table grapes in particular to the EU and UK, but also to Africa and Asia.The company announces the launch of 12 new varieties.

Maher Massis, from the company Dates of Jordan. The company supplies various markets with its flagship product, Medjool dates.

Abderrahmane Zouhir (right), managing director of Krone -F&V.The Moroccan company exports segmentation tomatoes and citrus fruit to several European markets, and has just introduced a red fruit production.

Omar El Gebaly and Ibrahim El Gebaly, from Egyptian Hama for Food Industries.The company exports citrus fruit to all continents.

Mohammed Ramdani, Commercial Director of Groupe Kantari.The Moroccan company exports citrus fruits from Berkane and tomatoes from Chtouka to Russia, Europe, the USA and Canada.

Ennaciri Salma of Victory Fresh, an SKM Group company. The company exports general fresh produce to the Gulf countries, the USA, Canada and Europe.

Mohamed Benbiga, General Secretary of the Nadorcott Growers' Association in Morocco.The association manages the Nadorine label, which aims to promote the variety.

Wafaa Loukili and Mounir El Bari from GPC Carton.The Moroccan company produces packaging for early vegetables, and has announced the construction of a new plant in the city of Dakhla.

Dounia Drissi Atmani, sales manager at Lady B.The Moroccan company exports citrus fruits, avocados, red fruits, blueberries and raspberries to the USA, Canada and the Netherlands. Dounia announced the launch of the new "Bumble B" brand.

Sagar Deore of director for Indian produce exporter Janki Freshyard Private Limited visiting the FreshPlaza stand. Janki exports grapes from India.

Omar Lahlou and Malika Zeghari of Sweet Pitaya, a Frutenza brand.The company produces exotic fruits in Morocco for the American and European markets.

Óscar Ramírez of Avonature.The Larache, Morocco-based company produces and exports avocados to Spain, the Netherlands and other European markets. Óscar reports record production this year.

Karim Fayed, operations manager of FATA, an Egyptian company producing and exporting stone fruits, grapes and blueberries.

Ziad Farhat, Lina Zgheib and Nadine Khoury of the Lebanese company Quinta Group. Initially operating in the services to farmers sector, the company has just launched its own production of branded healthy cherry tomatoes for the Gulf and European markets.

Lebanese company Natagri exports table grapes to the UK, NL and other European markets.

Hussein Fadel, sales manager of Fadel Trading. The company exports Lebanese avocados to various markets, mainly Gulf countries and Europe.

Elie Samaha, Ahmad Osman Khoder and Wissam Kassem, from Fresh Products. The Lebanese company produces carrots, potatoes and garlic for the golf, Egyptian and other African markets.

Cherry Vision 3.5 equipment at the Unitec booth.

Team Sekoya Fruit is excited about showing blueberries from the Sekoya network.

Karim Corbani and Michel Rahme, from the Lebanese company Nasr Rahme. The company exports potatoes and onions to the Gulf markets.

Rami Akiki, CEO of All Fresh Sal, exports apples, grapes and avocados from Lebanon to the Gulf countries, and imports general fresh produce into Lebanon.

Rachel Maalouf Zgheib and Moussa Zgheib, from the Lebanese company Bamo Zgheib.The company exports tableware to Europe, the Gulf countries and Africa. Moussa reports that last season, Bamo Zgheib exported for the first time to Nigeria, Kenya and Cameroon.

Elie Haddad (2nd to the left), CEO of Farmers Valley.The Lebanese company exports table grapes to Europe, the Gulf States and Africa.Elie announces that he has expanded on an additional 50 ha this season.

Rola Arouni, Elie Massoud and Khaled El Omari, from chambers of commerce in Lebanon, supporting the delegation of Lebanese exporters at Fruit Logistica 2024.

Yara Hijazi and Farah Hijazi of Lebanese Avocado. The company produces and exports avocados to the Middle East, Russia, Europe and the UK.

Moen Shetaya, (left), CEO of Qitaf, a Palestinian Medjool export company.Qitaf exports notably to Europe and Turkey, and reports a successful season in 2024.

Mohamad Hussain, sales manager of Al Baidaa.The Palestinian company exports medjool dates to Europe, Morocco, Turkey and East Asia.

Firas Salhab of Nakheel Palestine.The company exports medjool dates to Europe, Malaysia and the Gulf countries.

Abderrahim Karroum, from International Paper, manufacturer of packaging material for fruits and vegetables, based in Agadir-Morocco.

Fahad Ahmed Al Zamil and Mishari Al Zamil of the Saudi company Hajor.The company produces date-based food products such as chocolates, butter, cream, etc...

Domaine Elboura, the Taroudant-based Moroccan company exports citrus fruit to Russia, USA, Europe and Africa.

Abdelfattah Baalla and Omar Baalla, from Wazo packaging. The company, based in Marrakech, exports citrus fruit to Europe and North America.

Troy Nonnenmacher, Levi Romenesko, and Wayne DeCou with Volm Companies have several different types of packaging on display.

Fully recyclable HiC2 pouch bag on display at the Volm booth.

Paper packaging for potatoes. The film is also fully recyclable and allows consumers to see the product they purchase.

Rene Bos, Willem Kooijman, and Marnix van Kooij with Van De Velde Packaging.

Cap Agro grows citrus fruits and berries in Morocco for Europe, North America and the MENA region. The company has also announced it will soon launch date production.

Rim Dridi and Arbia Labidi, from the Tunisian Interprofessional Fruit Grouping, which promotes the Tunisian origin of various fruits, notably citrus fruits, pomegranates, figs and blueberries.

Mahmoud Abdelrazek and Menna Mohamed of Future Agrico. The Egyptian company exports citrus, strawberries and table grapes, and recently bluberries.

Said Said and Ibrahim Nouh of Roots Group. Citrus, onions and pomegranates are the main products exported by this Egyptian company.

Hazem Adel Mohamed (second from left), CEO of Lehaa Trading & Agricultural Investment. Lehaa exports dates, potatoes and citrus grown in Egypt.

Mohamed Shams, Senior Export Manager of the Egyptian company Qutoof, which grows and exports citrus fruits in addition to a wide range of fresh produce.

Moustapha Abass, COO of Sadrane, and Eyah Ahmed, Vice President of SMDDR, the only two Mauritanian companies at the exhibition. Sadrane exports fruit and vegetables, notably tomatoes, and SMDDR exports watermelons.

Hager Zeyada, associate vice president of MTI for Agricultural development. Specialising in citrus exports, Hager has announced the forthcoming opening of a packing house and the launch of new varieties, including Tango.

Sameh El Domiaty, CEO of Domiatec Holding, with Ola Samir (left), Head of Communications, and Moustafa Abdelhamid (right), Director of Agriculture. Ola announced that the Egyptian potato exporter had closed many contracts during the exhibition, testifying to the surging demand for Egyptian potatoes over the past few seasons.

Miguel and Beltran Gomez of Portuguese produce exporter Patricia Pilar. They cultivate tomatoes on 100 hectares in the west of POrtugal, while also growing apples and pears in the North of the country.

Hatem El Ezzawi (right), Director of Operations at Pico, an Egyptian producer of fresh produce and processed fruit and vegetables, with Omar El Naggar (left), Managing Director of BloomFruit, a consultancy firm in the fruit sector.

Raed Alrrehili and Madani Bakhsh, from Castle Farms. The Saudi company produces dates for Canada, UK and South East Asia.

Amol Ghormode (right), representing Almadinah Heritage.The Saudi company produces dates exported under the Milaf brand.

Moheb Zaghloul, sales manager at Aldka. This Saudi organic dates farm exports its produce to Europe, Japan, the USA and the Gulf countries.

Samir Shabbir Khan, international sales director of the Saudi company Zadna, operating in the date sector.

Mohamed Hamdy Ragab, from the Saudi date producer Sana Madinah. The company exports to India, UK, Turkey, Egypt, Morocco and South East Asia. This is Sana Madinah's first participation as an exhibitor at Fruit Logistica, and a fruitful one according to Ragab.

Muhammad Abu Jaber, hosting the stand of the Jordanian date company Abu Jaber Dates, exporting under the brand Alanbat.

Khaled Heggy, CEO of El Nile Growth. This Egyptian company exports a wide range of frozen fruits and vegetables to the European market, Russia, USA and UK.

Mohsen El Beltagy, vice chairam of Belco, leads a large team at the exhibition. Belco comprises several farms and packing houses in Egypt and exports a wide range of fruit and vegetables.

Stand of Tunisian date exporter House of Dates, in business since 1927.

Rita Maria Zniber, President of Domaines Zniber, with Khalil Bahaj (left) and Karim Malki (right). Domaines Zniber operates in several regions of Morocco, producing a wide range of fresh produce for local and international markets.

Nayef Ghaith (left), General Manager of Masterpak in Lebanon, with Dalila Allam (center) and Christof Schmidt (right), from sister company Sanita UK.Masterpak is part of the Indevko Group for the production of flexible packaging.

Mohamed Maatouk (center) CEO of Egyptian Emirati, with Mohamed Elsawy (right), business development director, and Marwan Salim (left), Netherlands Business manager. Maatouk announced that his company is currently focusing on the Dutch market.

Ahmed Mohab (center), and Reham Kamal Abou (right), from Fresh Energy. This Egyptian company, which held an attractive stand at Fruit Logistica this year, exports various fruits and vegetables to Hungary, Spain, the UK and Germany, and specializes in supplying supermarkets.

Reham Kamal Abou of FreshEnergy presents the company's flagship products

Samir Bouajila (right), general manager of Société Bouajila de Production Agricole (SOBOPA). The Tunisian company produces and exports the popular Deglet Nour variety to Europe and Asia.

Tossou Mariella, manager of Somat Trading, a coconut production and export company based in Côte d'Ivoire.The company supplies West African and European markets, and aims to penetrate Middle Eastern markets.

Yeo Mehoua René and Joel Kouassi of Ivoire Bio Fruits, which exports processed fruits of Ivorian origin such as mango, coconut, pineapple and banana to Europe.

Baidoun Mohamed, manager of Sotagro Cote d'Ivoire. The company exports dried fruits, and decided in its first year of business to participate as an exhibitor at Fruit Logistica.

Bakayoko Nanzah, from the Bakayoko company, exports organic coconuts of Ivorian origin to the Netherlands, Italy and France.

Abbe Philippe, manager of Fruit Foudjôh, exports fresh mangoes from Côte d'Ivoire to Europe, especially the Netherlands and France. According to Abbe Philippe, the last season went much better, as growers struggle with fruit flies.

Ayman Shady, Mohanad Shady, and Ashraf Fathy, of Queen Tiye. This Egyptian company exports fresh and frozen fruits and vegetables, and has distribution facilities in Egypt, the Netherlands, and the UAE.

Romany Raef, owner of Jesopop for Export. The company export citrus and various vegetables of Egyptian origin to Europe, the UK, Asian and Gulf markets. This is Jesopop's first participation as an exhibitor at Fruit Logistica.

Lami Esawi, general director of the Palestinian company Lamico. Lami exports medjool dates, zaatar and other herbs to Europe, mainly the Netherlands, Germany, France and Switzerlad. Lami shared that his company recently opened a distribution facility in the Netherlands.

Tuqa Al Sarraj and Mohammad Hawashe of the Palestinian company Edikhar. They export under the brand name 'Tamra' their flagship product, medjool dates, in addition to date-derived products.

Ali Murtaza, director of Maseera Trading. The company, located in Dubai, has more than 20 years of operations in importing and exporting general fresh produce.

Said Aghzou, owner and general director of Valyour. In one of the busiest stands in the Moroccan pavillon, Said presented his flagship products: citrus, early vegetables and watermelon.

Mohamed Gouda, general manager of Gouda, an Egyptian company exporting fresh and frozen fruits and vegetables to Europe, Russia and the Far East. Mohamed announced that his company increased its production capacity to 70 thousand tonnes per year.

Tamer Assar, commercial director of AlGhanim Agriculture Group. Owned by a Kuwait-based group, this company runs hydroponics operations in Egypt, producing herbs and lettuce for the Gulf and European markets. This is the company's 1st year in production, yet its second year as an exhbitor at Fruit Logistica.

Mohamed Ashraf, from the export department of Mafaza, an Egyptian exporting company. Mafaza's catalogue includes blueberries, citrus, asparagus and dates destined mainly to the European market.

Mohamed Mousa, General manager, and Nehad Abdelaziz, export manager of Ragab Farms, owned by Noubaria agricultural development company. They grow table grapes, citrus, and pomegranates for the European, Middle Easterns and Far Eastern markets. Ragab farms introduced avocados 2 years ago and are planning to launch blueberries on a commercial level next season.

Mariam Edward (left) and Ralph Nakal (center) of the Egyptian grower and exporter Tomna. The company specializes in onions and garlic for the global market.

Hatem El-Shalma, CEO of the Egyptian EGAST Group. Egast supplies the global market with a wide range of fruits and vegetables.

Malak Ahmed, Gehan Mostafa, Mahy Ahmed and MennatAllah Tarek Hassan, represented Sadat company at the exhibition. Based in Egypt, this company exports citrus to the Far East and Europe, and recently shipped their first containers to Spain and the Netherlands

Yasmine Abdelghaffar and Nihal Abdelghaffar hosted the Accretive Corp Agriculture (Atfa) stand. This Egyptian company exports medjool dates, mangoes, strawberries, grapes, custard apples to Europe and the Far East. This is their second appearance at Fruit Logistica.

Ahmed Adel, Mahmoud Adel, and Ahmed El Nemr, from Egyptian company Premiere Agri Investment. Ahmed Adel, CEO, shared that the company is growing citrus on 1300 acres, and has invested in the Sixth of October project in Egypt. He also announced the forthcoming opening of a sales office in Rotterdam.

Ahmed El-Ayouty, CEO of Tiba Farms, exports citrus, berries and onions to Europe and Asia. The company is also launching raspberries and blueberries on a commercial scale for the first time this season. This is its first time exhibiting at Fruit Logistica.

Hassan Al-Ahmed, and Omran Al-Ahmad of Dery Fruit. This Egyptian company exports citrus fruit to Russia and Ukraine, as well as to India, the Gulf countries, and certain markets in Eastern and Central Europe. During Fruit Logistica, the company was able to close contracts with buyers in Italy, France and Germany, reveals Hassan, says Hassan.

Reem Almansoori, post harvest manager at Elite Agro, one of the few Emirati companies exhibiting at Fruit Logistica this year. Elite Agro produces blueberries, dates and other products for Europe, Asia and the Gulf countries.

Mohamed Wafaey, Managing Director of Capital Agro, said that his company exports a wide range of products to all continents, including citrus fruit, table grapes, sweet potatoes, pomegranates, onions and kiwi fruit.

Mohammed El Houari (right) from the Moroccan growing and exporting company Mogador Citrus. The company exports citrus to various markets under its brand name 'Juby Citrus'.

Youssouf Coulibaly of Kene Yiriden exports processed mangoes from Mali to Germany, the Netherlands and Turkey. The company has recently invested in new steam-drying facilities.

Famakan Dembele and Mahamadou Koïta, from the Malian company EMD, export hibiscus and sesame to China.

Duncan Griffiths, Bernadette Ricci Iamino with Nuría Martí from Alarcon & Harris.

Naman Keïta, CEO of Agroplus Mali, exports fresh mangoes to the Netherlands. Agroplus Mali has recently invested in a cold storage facility and is expecting a good season.

Bassirou Ba, general manager of Sunu Mango, exports fresh mangoes from Senegal to Spain and Morocco. He is looking for partners to launch a mango processing line.

Papa Ibra Gaye, of Gaye et frères, exports fresh mangoes from Senegal to France, Germany and Italy.

The Moonlight Group export products from several African countries to the UK Shridhar Chadhary was at the stand.

Orakamol Athatamsunforn and Soonthorn Sritawee at Blue River which exports exotics, fruit and vegetable to the EU.

Vinay Thummala, managing director of Virunga.The Rwanda-based company exports vegetables and avocado to Germany, Italy, France and the UK.

Adeline Mukayirere (left), CEO of Davet in Rwanda. The company exports avocados, chilli and French beans. Adeline was particularly pleased with how the first day of the exhibition went.

Irene Wairimu, managing director of Lynnex in Kenya, exports avocados to Europe, the Middle East and China.

Nadia Derouich and Sara Anis of the Moroccan Providence Verte. The company grows citrus and berries for European and North American markets.

Ahmed Abdelhady, export manager de Linah Farms, specializes in Medjool dates for various markets. This year, the supply period for Ramadan coincided with the end of the season, offering a beautiful end to Egyptian exporters.

Piet Schotel and Hania Chahal from the CBI, and Walid Gaddas from Stecia International. The CBI, in partnership with Stecia International and other organisations, supported the Lebanese exhibitors at Fruit Logistica.

Gloria Adidi Asare, general manager of Blue Skies, exports mangoes from Senegal to Spain. Gloria says that the Senegalese season is constantly improving, at a time when growers are struggling with fruit flies.

Islam Gelila, CEO de Gelila, exports citrus fruit from Egypt to various countries, including in Asia. Gelila shares his concerns about the continuing Red Sea crisis and its impact on business between Egypt and Asia.

Ajay Saini, from Six Square in Kenya, exports general fresh produce, especially mangoes and avocados by sea to the EU and the Gulf States. He also imports fruit from Spain, Egypt and South Africa.

Saqib Sattar, Uzair Al Hassan and Arslan Riaz represent the Kenyan company Keittt. According to them, the Kenyan mango season went well, with large volumes exported to Europe, the Middle East and the Far East.

Shoham are fruit exporters from Israel with Shira Cohen Golan and Moshe Naftali representing them at the show.

Metzerplas Industries Ltd supplies irrigation solutions from Israel with Kate Gowin who represents the company in Poland and marketing and sales in Europe.

Aerobotics from South Africa handed out IPhones with their software that assists growers in a few countries around the world with fruit sizing in the orchards etc.

Eduard Louw from Nexus South Africa visiting the show.

Ebonfare make black bananas in Hungary, with the product becoming more popular with consumers, they are considering a second factory.

Shallit Carrots from Israel once again had a strong offering of their products at the show said Nissan Shallit, owner of the company.

Hadiklaim Date Growers Cooperative Yaniv Cohen says their is wide interest in their Medjool dates products as they continue with their strong consumer branding in selected markets.

Sachin Beri and Karthik Ap of Vashini Exports. They export fresh coconuts from India to Europe.

On the right is Adam Malengiewicz, with the Ewa-Bis team. They export apples from Poland.

Taylor Larson and Heidi Clark with MicroDried Fruits & Vegetables from the US.

Dimitrios Loutsaris and Rishi Kapur with Miatech.

The Negev Produce team had the carrots, avocados, potatoes and sweet potatoes that they grow and export from Israel on show.

Ben Dor Fruits from Israel had father and son Joseph and Ido Ben Dor who showcased their Eden Gold Pears that was popular and available for tasting during the show.

Justine Green and Erik van Zyl from Cape Five Exports sends apples, pears, stone fruit, citrus and blueberries.

The Pureberry team from Serbia showcased their berries and other vegetables they now also export to the rest of Europe.

Post Harvest Solutions LTD are looking for serious distributors around the world for their Zoe Pac modified atmosphere packaging solutions.

The Neolithics team demonstrated their AI driven smart fruit quality internal inspection software to Dole during the show.

Granot Fresh, the Agricultural Cooperative Society Ltd from Israel who are mainly avocado exporters had Giyora Marom, Ceo and Yonatan Meron, sales manager take a moment from many client meetings to show their stand.

The Mor International team from Israel said the show was a bit mixed for them, but it was good to meet with clients.

United Exports team showcased the OzBlu blueberries they grow and export from South Africa.

Etienne Jordaan, from Delecta with Neil Malan, from Origin Fruit Direct who are both exporters of fruit from South Africa.

Johan du Toit and Jaques Fourie are from the new apple and pear exporters Zonnenhaven based in Ceres with Anton Garcia from Kuehne Nagel in South Africa.

Derek Donkin, CEO of South African Avocado Growers Association (SAAGA) with Fhumulani Ratshitanga, CEO of Fruit South Africa.

Alina Pirouz and Hans Muylaert-Gelein from Icon Fruit, who export stone fruit and Yukon baby vegetables and edible flowers from South Africa.

Wolfe Braude from the Agbiz Fruit Desk in South Africa.

The South African team in Berlin who supported producers and exporters at the country pavilion.

John Kowarsky and Etienne Taitz from Afrex South Africa are exporters of baby vegetables worldwide.

Xsense who offer intelligent cold chain monitoring solutions had Marcelo Salem, Zina Kukharovsky and Haim Bar on hand.

Top Seeds had their range of many vegetable products on display at their stand.

Harmoniz had a busy show with good interest in their many varieties of vegetable seeds.

Origene Seeds had Zunera Shahit and Liora Yehudai who said they had a very good show with a lot of customers coming around to do business in a personal way instead of via online meetings and phone.

The ABZ Innovation team from Hungary proudly showed their drones that are becoming popular in the United Kingdom and Europe.

The berry trade has been slow in January, even more so than normal according to Ben Goodchild from Nationwide Produce, it is picking up now as we head toward Valentine’s Day, this falls in the middle of the week giving two weekends where people can go out to celebrate which is good for the food service. Sylvia Rzeznik, Steve Holland and Ben Goodchild.

Harvest Eye have released a new extension of the Harvest Eye system, this can be taken out into the field and used in situ. Harry Tinson and Vidyanuth Gururajan at Harvest Eye.

Lotte Bayly, Mariana Alencar, Daniel Than, Celene Solis and Kylie Harper on the stand at Way Beyond.

Its Fresh have launched a new brand RYPEN to bring the latest ripening technology to the market. Jorge Garcia Van Gei and Tristan Kaye at the RYPEN stand.

Haith came to the trade show with a new box fuller Quinta-fill and Pro-dry a new air dryer. Rob Highfield, Uve Stockel, Conner Daly and Duane Hill at the Haith stand.

Tong have been busy supporting customers, with 60% of their clients overseas the US is now 30-40% of their turnover. David Wilson, Simon Lee and Charlie Rich were at the stand.

Landkind and Sunforest are working together to provide growers technology in measuring fruit ripeness, dry matter and colour, and colour and also more tech to predict harvests to help growers make better decisions. Matt Flowerday – Landkind and Jay Huang from Sunforest.

James Simpson from Adrian Scripps and Tito Spaldi from Iso cell were exploring the tradeshow.

David Buxcey, Jill Witheyman, Lochy Porter, Lucy Wilkins and Debbie Porter, were at the Angus Soft Fruit stands with the latest if their softfriut varieties. The company is celebrating their 30 year anniversary this year.

Alasdair McClelland and Sandy Gowan from Cygnet PEP.

The RH Group have been consolidating operations and were for the first time joined in Berlin by their Chinese partners HiFruit. Martin Sullivan from RH Group.

Shelby Sackett – USA Apple Export Council, Elise Oliver – Californian Apple Commission, Todd Sanders USA Apple Export Council, Diane Smith – Michigan Apple Export Commission and Iain Forbes – USA Apple Export Council.

Rainer Horn and Michael McBride at Maersk.

Nic Benade, Jon Clark and Elise Detremmerie at AgroFresh.

Always a welcoming site at the South African pavilion – Anton Kruger and Marlette Kellerman from FPEF.

Halls launched a range of ready to eat avocado products at the show – guacamole, avocado halves and avocado cubes. The company now offers the whole avocado solution. Paul Devlin at the Halls stand.

Mihai Ciobanu and Michele Dall'Olio at Fres4cast

The team from Family Tree Farms, promoting their big and tasty blueberries.

Nigel Kingston and William Findlay wit the Calypso red sweet onion which was nominated for the Innovation Award.

Conversations taking place at the Fairtrade booth.

Astrid Antillón and Olumide Bolumole with Fluna.

Dr. Fan Lu and Hongsheng Lu of Algaen Corporation are talking with potential customers about aquatic berries grown from freshwater.

Nagesh Shetty from Decco was visiting the tradeshow, Nagesh said that the Indian grape crop is looking good but the situation in the Red Sea may cause problems for the export.

FreshIs export citrus, Shine Muscat grapes and strawberries and plan to start export to Europe as soon as possible. Julie was on the stand.

Marc Rooms from Kuehne+Nagel was exploring the show.

Jim You and Toya Du from Fall Well Packaging brought a wide range of products to the show.

Hoan Hau Dragon Fruit Farm export dragon fruit to Australia, Korea and China. Tran Ngoc Hoan was at the stand.

Ant Farm export passionfruit, Durian and dragon fruit to Europe. Helly Nguyen was at the stand.

Viva Fruits and vegetables export a wide rage of produce to the Middle East, UAE, Saudi Arabia and the UK. Kunsup Meteetripa was at the stand.

Goldenland export Hass avocados from Myanmar to Thailand and hope to be able to export to China soon the company also grows a local avocado variety. Su and Kyi Han Phyo were at the stand.

Gareth Edgecombe from T&G spoke about the New Zealand apple export, New Zealand apple growers are in part recovering from last year’s cyclone, but the nevertheless the season is looking positive.

Elvis Le Vinagrin with dry, fresh and frozen fruit export.

In the middle is Ghassan Awdi of ETS Awdi Enterprise. They export grapes from Lebanon.

Naruedee Deelertnopjira from 3F Exotics.

Jenny Woo was at the K-Berry stand with pink and red strawberries.

Ryo Take Shita and Wataru Ichijo at Astra with a pineapple and watermelon peeler.

The Palestine Dates Company exports exclusively the Medjool variety, to the USA, Turkey and Australia. Mosab Thafer, the company's managing director, is looking forward to a good season.

Lilia Fostakovska is ECGT's export manager. She exports frozen fruits and vegetables to all continents, and fresh produce to Russia, Ukraine and other European markets. She announces the company's expansion in the frozen segment with a new factory.

Marwan Abdelwahab, chairman of Abdelwahad Sons, exports Egyptian citrus fruit, especially to the Far East.

Riza Wootzano with some fantastic robotics including the pick and place and the snipping robot.

Fresh4U imports fruit and veg into the UK from more than 25 countries Fakhruddin Paisawala was at the stand.

Irma Gjyla, Pietro and Carola De Paoli were at the Carloa trading stand.

James Hinsby, Trinity and Derek Scott at Scotts Precision Engineering.

Debby Wang at SPM Bio with Angel sachets which keep produce fresh for longer.

Frank Hamandishe at Broomrigg Farm exports fresh vegetables to the EU and UK

Blessing Chinduru at Fresh Planet with peas, beans and sugar snaps which are exported to the EU.

Susan at Java Fresh with exotic products such as snake fruit or salacca which they sell wholesale or online.

BL Asia Exotic Fruit Co, export exotic fruit and vegetable to the UK and Europe.

Naky Silva, Isaura Mota and Guida Pereira of Portuguese kiwi exporter Kiwicoop.

Stijn Verstijnen, Leander van Bellen en Bas Lok at the Port of Rotterdam booth.

Artur Stachura, Angelika Dawiec and Jakub Laba of Badyl Partner. They import vegetables to Poland, they stated availability has been difficult this season.

On the right is Amar Faltas, general manager of NE Farm. They export strawberries from Turkey to Europe and the Gulf countries.

Thomas Wittfeld, Evi Hellemans, Warren Young and Assem Selim at the Zespri stand.

Marco Joseph and Sebastián Sánchez Gerritsen with Moleaer.

Marina Bernal and Jovanni Bernal with Sweet Seasons offer exotic produce from Mexico.

Richard Palmer - Willisbrook Orchards and Yvonne McDiarmid - Plant & Food Research New Zealand.

Susan Fairley on the CHA stand for the first time.

InterFresh Eurasia will be held in Izmir this year. Sander Bruin Slot with Freshplaza (on the right) got their trade magazine.

Jan Doldersum, Rijk Zwaan, likes to collect all his co-workers for the photo.

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