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Brazilian citrus farming enters 2026 in a moment that combines pressure and opportunity, marked by the resumption of production, still adjusted supply, and the maintenance of global leadership in the orange juice market. This scenario, which requires more and more strategy and less reaction, serves as the backdrop for the 51st Expocitros and the 47th Citrus Week, between May 26 and 29, 2026, in Cordeirópolis (SP), at the Sylvio Moreira Citriculture Center (IAC-Apta), linked to the Secretariat of Agriculture and Supply of the State of São Paulo, the main national reference in research and development for the sector. After a historic edition in 2025, which brought together more than 12 thousand visitors, about 90 exhibiting companies, and representatives from approximately 300 municipalities, the 2026 events reinforce their role as the main convergence space between science, market, and strategy of Brazilian citrus farming. More than a showcase of technologies, Expocitros ...

Brazilian citrus farming enters 2026 at a time that combines pressure and opportunity, marked by the recovery of production, a still-adjusted supply, and the maintenance of global leadership in the orange juice market. This scenario, which increasingly demands strategy and less reaction, serves as the backdrop for the 51st Expocitros and the 47th Citrus Week, to be held between May 26 and 29, 2026, in Cordeirópolis (SP), at the Sylvio Moreira Citrus Center (IAC-Apta), linked to the Secretariat of Agriculture and Supply of the State of São Paulo, the main national reference in research and development for the sector. Following a historic edition in 2025, which brought together more than 12 visitors, around 90 exhibiting companies, and representatives from approximately 300 municipalities, the 2026 events reinforce their role as the main space for convergence between science, market, and strategy in Brazilian citrus farming. More than a showcase of technologies, Expocitros is ...

Brazilian citrus farming shows recovery in volume in the 2025/26 orange crop, but still faces significant challenges that impact the final production performance. Even with growth compared to the previous cycle, the result fell short of initial projections, reflecting climatic adversities and the advancement of diseases in the orchards. In this scenario, soil management gains a central role as a strategic factor to sustain productivity and ensure greater resilience of the crops. Throughout the production cycle, the scarcity of rainfall directly affected the development of the fruits. The water deficit compromised the filling of the fruits, reducing the average weight and increasing the quantity needed to make up a standard box. This impact highlights the vulnerability of the production to climatic conditions, especially in regions with low soil moisture retention. In addition to climatic conditions, the advancement of greening continues to be one of the main challenges of ...