Asia Fruit Logistica closed in Hong Kong with its 2026 awards, and the industry’s calendar now points toward the European trade-fair season. For an IQF exporter, the weeks between shows are when the real work happens: new crop qualification begins, Q4 programs get locked, and the specifications that will run through winter are agreed while the fruit is still on the bush.
This is the planning window our team lives in. September is when contracts are written, grades confirmed, and shipping calendars fixed — so that December production runs on decisions made now, not emergencies.
What we do at WylFoods: we are qualifying the new crop against customer specs, confirming Q4 volumes, and preparing the documentation sets for winter destinations.
The problem it solves: Q4 supply surprises are prevented in September, when capacity and specifications can still be planned.
Why buyers choose us: we publish our loading calendar and spec deadlines, so your planning cycle always has a date to work toward.
Tell us your Q4 berry volume now and we will hold capacity and confirm the loading window this month.
