The World Citrus Organisation (WCO) is the platform for dialogue and action for the global citrus community. The WCO unites citrus producing countries and citrus stakeholders to facilitate collective action in the citrus sector, for both fresh and processed categories.
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The World Citrus Organisation releases its first production forecast for the Northern Hemisphere
The World Citrus Organisation (WCO) has released its annual Northern Hemisphere Citrus Forecast for the upcoming citrus season (2025-26), which was presented on the occasion of the 2025-2026 Northern Hemisphere Citrus Forecast Outlook, organised on 20 November by WCO....
The World Citrus Organisation raises concerns about private food safety criteria and their impact on the citrus sector
The World Citrus Organisation (WCO), representing citrus producers worldwide, has raised serious concerns about the growing trend of private food safety standards imposed by retailers. The organisation warns that these non-scientific requirements threaten the...
The World Citrus Organisation releases its first production forecast for the Northern Hemisphere
The World Citrus Organisation (WCO) has released its annual Northern Hemisphere Citrus Forecast for the upcoming citrus season (2024-25). The Forecast was released on the occasion of the 2024-2025 Northern Hemisphere Citrus Forecast Outlook, organised on 15 November...
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