The future of Florida’s citrus industry may be growing on a 20-acre grove in Fort Pierce.

Florida’s iconic citrus industry may be showing early signs of a comeback after years of steady decline, according to new ...

UF scientists are developing high‑tech, gene‑edited citrus varieties to help Florida growers fight citrus greening and speed ...

Florida orange harvests hit a near-century low as incurable disease and rising costs drive retail juice prices to historic ...

As U.S. patent for UC Riverside's game-changing citrus variety expires, growers can now plant this tasty, virtually seedless ...

(The Center Square) – A report by a nonpartisan nonprofit says Florida’s citrus industry’s production has dropped 90% in the last 20 years and offers solutions back to primacy. The report by Florida ...

Florida’s citrus industry is looking at projections of a harvest that would be down slightly from the historic lows of the 2024-2025 crop.

Grapefruit trees at Lone Star Citrus Growers groves in Mission on Dec. 16. A pair of natural disasters — including Winter Storm Uri in 2021 — and a lack of water has put the million-dollar citrus ...

Orange juice prices have skyrocketed across America. A 12-ounce bottle that cost $2.30 in 2020 now sells for more than $4.50 in 2025. This price shock tells the story of Florida's citrus industry ...

USDA’s 2025-26 forecast projects 12M orange boxes and 1.2M grapefruit, slightly below 2024-25. But growers say there are reasons for hope.

Flood-hit provinces are major citrus and avocado production areas, but other crops have been impacted as well, including mangoes, papayas, lychees, and even macadamia nuts.