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Jerónimo Martins Rolls Out the Cultivar National-Supplier Programme at the Feira Nacional da Agricultura — 115 Pingo Doce Fruit-and-Veg Partners, 315,000 Tonnes in 2025 Purchases and a Three-Pillar Innovation, Optimisation and ESG-Audit Stack

Jerónimo Martins Rolls Out the Cultivar National-Supplier Programme at the Feira Nacional da Agricultura — 115 Pingo Doce Fruit-and-Veg Partners, 315,000 Tonnes in 2025 Purchases and a Three-Pillar Innovation, Optimisation and ESG-Audit Stack

Jerónimo Martins, the Lisbon-listed retail group that owns the Pingo Doce supermarket chain, has launched a new producer-and-supplier programme called Cultivar , presented during the Feira Nacional da Agricultura (National Agriculture Fair) in...
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Monção-Melgaço Alvarinho Producers Draw €6+ Million in Vineyard Investment as Anselmo Mendes Books €5.5M Revenue, Soalheiro Ships 480,000 Bottles to 55 Markets and Grape Prices Hit €1.20/kg

Monção-Melgaço Alvarinho Producers Draw €6+ Million in Vineyard Investment as Anselmo Mendes Books €5.5M Revenue, Soalheiro Ships 480,000 Bottles to 55 Markets and Grape Prices Hit €1.20/kg

The Alvarinho boom in Monção-Melgaço delivered 12 million litres of 2025 wine across 1,514 hectares. Anselmo Mendes' €2M Quinta da Torre, Soalheiro's €1M press hall and the Quinta do Louridal €3M enoturismo project anchor a producer wave with grape prices at €1.20/kg.
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Portuguese Cork Sector Guards Its 50% Slice of Global Raw Production as Apcor Weighs Climate Pressure on the Alentejo Montado — 59% of Stands Now Show No Natural Regeneration in Frontiers Research

Portuguese Cork Sector Guards Its 50% Slice of Global Raw Production as Apcor Weighs Climate Pressure on the Alentejo Montado — 59% of Stands Now Show No Natural Regeneration in Frontiers Research

Portugal holds roughly 50% of global raw cork production and ranks as the world's largest cork exporter, anchoring a €1 billion-plus export sector — but Frontiers research flags 59% of Portuguese cork-oak stands now show no natural regeneration under climate stress.
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