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Signs of Recovery in Argentine Lemon Sector

Still no US Citrus Forecast, and Food Industry Groups Sue Texas Over Ingredient Warning Labels.

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Jan van Iperen
December 09, 2025

Still no US Citrus Forecast… This is the current message coming from USDA NASS:

For the 2025-2026 season, citrus production forecasts for all program states, including Florida, will be released quarterly on January 12, 2026, April 9, 2026, and July 10, 2026

USDA NASS

In the meantime, keep them votes coming for the status of AI at your company.

Results so far:

Enjoy!

Jan van Iperen

With in today’s edition:

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  • AIJN Priorities for Enhancing Packaging Circularity in Europe

  • Food Industry Groups Sue Texas Over Ingredient Warning Labels*

  • European PET Bottle Platform Enhances Circularity Test with Quick Test for Recyclability

  • Man's Severe High Blood Pressure and Stroke Linked to Energy Drink Consumption

  • Tetra Pak Acquires Bioreactors.net to Boost New Food Solutions

  • Tetra Pak Wins Food Manufacturing Innovation Award from Fi Europe

  • UK Court Dismisses Brazilian Orange Juice Cartel Claims

  • PolyNatural's Shel-Life® Coatings: Revolutionizing Agriculture's Dependency

  • Pakistan Can Increase Kinnow Exports to $400M with New Citrus Varieties

  • Signs of Recovery in Argentine Lemon Sector

  • Mildura's Minter Magic: Embracing Technology for Global Competition

  • Orange Juice Reprograms Immune Cells to Protect Heart Health

  • Potential Dipeptidyl Peptidase-4 Inhibitors: Citrus Essential Oil Metabolites Studied Through Machine Learning, Molecular Dynamics, and In Vitro Experiments

* I had some some thoughts on this and shared it on LinkedIn. Feel free to chip in.

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