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According to Bmti surveys, artichokes and beets are also showing liveliness in the markets, while generalized declines are recorded among citrus fruits Oranges on the decline The Sicilian Tarocco orange campaign is gaining momentum, with prices tending to fall for the small-caliber product, present in greater quantities than the larger calibers. This situation, also recorded last year, is associated with the torrid climate of the past few months, which did not allow good growth of the fruit. The demand and price for blond oranges, cv Navelina, are falling, as consumer interest is shifting to the red-fleshed product. In general, the market is not yet lively. Beets on the rise Beet prices are rising due to the falling quantities. Prices are recording a greater increase in the Rome market, where local production suffered severe damage from last week's hailstorms. Artichokes on the rise The frosts and bad weather of last week

Good production numbers in 2023/24, but market damaged by unequal imports from other countries. The season that will begin at the end of December for the IGP Sicilian Red Orange looks encouraging and it was not a given given the major drought problems of this year. "The great sacrifice made by the members of the Protection Consortium, who heroically managed to guarantee irrigation and therefore a good size and quality of the product, we hope will be repaid - explains the president of the Protection Consortium, Gerardo Diana - but what is valid once again on the market is of course the brand, the IGP. Protected geographical indication that the Protection Consortium has made over the years a successful brand known throughout the world, synonymous with a healthy and sustainable product". Marketing will officially begin on December 27 and the IGP Sicilian Red Orange is already preparing for the national communication campaign. A year, as mentioned, that presents itself with great

Orange growing is going through an unprecedented crisis on a global scale, under the threat of the HLB (Huanglongbing) disease, better known as “yellow shoot disease”. This scourge, spread by sucking-biting insects called psyllids, has been devastating citrus plantations for several decades. Today, experts are warning of its imminent arrival in Europe, after destroying millions of trees in America and gaining ground in the Mediterranean. HLB has already caused considerable damage. In Florida, once a pillar of the orange juice industry, production has collapsed in the face of the uncontrolled spread of the disease. In Brazil, the world’s largest producer of oranges, 56 million trees have had to be uprooted in twenty years. In Europe, the first cases of psyllids carrying the disease were reported in Portugal and Spain in 2022, with a worrying progression to Cyprus in the summer of 2023. The economic impact is colossal: since 20