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Fruitbox: Major changes in India and China >
Fruitbox: Major changes in India and China
by Fruitnet Media International 2 April 2020 Fruit and Vegetables
Podcast looks at how the world's biggest fruit and veg markets are…
Proto acts fast on coronavirus >
Proto acts fast on coronavirus
by Tom Joyce 2 April 2020
The Greek exporter has been quick to introduce new measures to ensure the…
Bakkavor suffers Covid-19 downturn >
Bakkavor suffers Covid-19 downturn
by Michael Barker 2 April 2020 Leafy & Salad Vegetables
Orders decline across all markets for fresh prepared specialist as directors…
BFV responds to Covid-19 impact >
BFV responds to Covid-19 impact
by Tom Joyce 30 March 2020 Apples & Pears and Berries
The Belgian cooperative is taking steps both at home and abroad in response to…
Liquidseal Fruits explores Asia >
Liquidseal Fruits explores Asia
by Liam O’Callaghan 27 March 2020 Fruit, Mangoes & Papayas, Avocados and Vegetables
Updated regulations will allow the post-harvest solution to extend its services…
Podcast: Episode 2 of Fruitbox now available >
Podcast: Episode 2 of Fruitbox now available
by Fruitnet Media International 26 March 2020 Fruit and Vegetables
Produce industry expert David Smith explains how China's fruit and veg…
Chilean organic blueberry exports hit new high >
Chilean organic blueberry exports hit new high
by Chris Komorek 26 March 2020 Berries
New record set for organic blueberry exports, as 2019/20 season draws to a…
Coronavirus: companies donating to hospitals >
Coronavirus: companies donating to hospitals
by Mike Knowles 16 March 2020 Fruit, Apples & Pears, Kiwifruit, Citrus, Vegetables and Leafy & Salad Vegetables
La Linea Verde joins Esselunga and Ali to support Italy's frontline…
Video: Coronavirus blow for South African pears >
Video: Coronavirus blow for South African pears
by Mike Knowles 12 March 2020 Apples & Pears
Hortgro's Jacques du Preez tells SABC News that industry is waiting for…
Coronavirus creates volatile produce market >
Coronavirus creates volatile produce market
by Mike Knowles 11 March 2020 Fruit, Citrus, Exotics, Mangoes & Papayas, Vegetables, Onions & Garlic, Root Vegetables, Leafy & Salad Vegetables, Exotic Vegetables, Sweetcorn, Peas & Beans, Mushrooms, Pineapples and Herbs
Demand for fresh fruit and veg becoming far more unpredictable in the wake of…

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Features & Analysis
- Coronavirus: supply chain reaction
  Coronavirus threatens a reefer container shortage, but shipping lines are unlikely to use the situation to ramp up freight rates
- Driving sustainable agriculture
  Comment: GODAN executive director Andre Laperrière explains how open data can help farmers become more sustainable and reduce food waste in the supply chain
- Vietnam project sows seeds of sustainability
  An innovative collaboration between New Zealand and Vietnam is helping to create a new supply chain model
- Take five and tell us how you feel…
  Fruitnet is inviting everyone in the fresh produce business to say what they think about the future of the industry
- Subscribers onlyBerlin's rescue mission
  Food waste activist Raphael Fellmer is making food rescue convenient and affordable with his Berlin chain Sirplus, and as climate change intensifies he is in a hurry to make a difference
- Subscribers onlyCherry on top
  Grown in one valley, unique in appearance and Brexit-proof: the Picota cherry has a point of difference that Spanish growers are hoping will pay dividends
- Costa Rica looks ahead
  At the recent International Banana Congress Michael Barker caught up with Jorge Sauma, boss of the Costa Rican banana corporation Corbana, which organised the event
- Subscribers onlyBelgian boom
  Key UK supplier Belgium is making the best of the Brexit uncertainty and believes its quality offer will keep winning it customers
- Subscribers onlySA citrus set for further growth
  Producers are satisfied that a season of progress awaits, with exciting times for late mandarin lovers
- UK tariff announcement eases Spanish fears
  Spanish fruit and vegetable producers breathe sigh of relief after tariff exemption
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