Clayton Swart is an editor and journalist who writes for FreshPlaza, a platform focused on the fresh produce industry. His articles cover a wide range of topics, including market trends, challenges faced by growers, and the impact of trade agreements on the industry. Clayton's work has also been featured in Hortidaily.com, further establishing his expertise in the field of agriculture and horticulture.
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Clayton Swart's coverage primarily focuses on the fruit industry, with an emphasis on international trade, market demand, and production. His articles provide insights into various aspects of the global fruit market, including specific regions' export strategies and emerging trends in different fruits.
Given his focus on industry-specific content and data citations, pitches to Clayton could include agricultural experts or industry analysts who can offer valuable insights into emerging trends or challenges within the global fruit trade. Additionally, professionals with expertise in international trade policies related to agriculture may find success pitching topics relevant to regulations impacting fruit exports.
Considering his extensive coverage of various countries' efforts to enter new markets and expand production capacity for different fruits, suggestions pertaining to successful case studies or innovative approaches in these areas can be particularly appealing.
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By: Clayton Swart
The bell pepper season in Israel looks promising, but is off to a slow start. Demand in European markets for Israeli bell peppers is also increasing following the heavy rain and recent damage in Spain.
Many eyes across Europe and from supplying countries like Israel and Morocco are on Spain to see what the effect of the damaging rains and flooding will have on their bell pepper growing and exports.
By: Clayton Swart
Blueberries from Zimbabwe and Namibia are starting to wind down with South African supply reaching higher levels after a slow start.
By: Clayton Swart
The effects of the changing wetter climate in Mexico can be seen with somewhat lower supply to the U.S. over the festive and winter season. Fátima Morales, exporter of Persian limes from the…
By: Clayton Swart
Blueberries from Zimbabwe and Namibia are starting to wind down with South African supply reaching higher levels after a slow start. According to Ryno Palm from the South African and Hong…
First there was a tomato shortage in Israel, now certain fruit is also expected to be in short supply in coming months, especially pears.
The Chilean grower and exporter Grupo Los Olmos, have their sights set on increasing fruit volumes by 15% in the 2024/2025 export season.
First there was a tomato shortage in Israel, now certain fruit is also expected to be in short supply in coming months, especially pears. These are some of the effects of the ban on exports…
By: Clayton Swart
The upcoming winter season for the fresh herb market is seeing the industry brace for a turbulent period ahead. The Netherlands-based Europe Retail Packaging (ERP), headquartered in Poeldijk,…
Button mushrooms (Agaricus) continue to be the most familiar, widely planted and consumed in the U.S. but it is often the imported Enoki mushrooms from Asia that are recalled due to fungi-based issues.
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