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Climate-adapted mandarin varieties developed to reduce global losses
At the Volcani Institute in Tel Aviv, Israel, a breakthrough in citrus cultivation has been
achieved with the development of over 200 mandarin orange varieties. These varieties are
designed to adapt to diverse global climates without disrupting local ecosystems. Researcher
Livnat Goldenberg highlighted the institute's focus on creating oranges that complement
specific environmental and climatic conditions worldwide.
South Africa, a notable exporter of oranges to Zambia, obtains these specially developed
mandarins from the Volcani Institute, which also distributes to markets in Europe and South
America. The institute's work has significantly contributed to minimizing post-harvest losses in
Israel, bringing them down to 5%, according to Daphna Gottlieb. Gottlieb further noted the
universal challenge of pest-induced losses, which can range from 10% in developed regions to
50% in developing areas. The institute is actively researching sustainable pest control methods
to address this issue.
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