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New funding will be available in early 2019 with more cash available for fruit and vegetable technology
Indonesia is a top-five economy that many people know little about. John Giles reports on a country full of opportunities
A new packaging machine developed by Spanish engineering company Ulma is aiming to shake up salad packaging in Britain and help cut back on plastic
Greenhouse growers in the Netherlands are torn between a push to reduce their emissions and the need to generate enough carbon dioxide to stay up and running
FPJ columnist Amy Cross explains why summer is a joyous time for fresh produce lovers stateside
The loss of key contracts was a blow, but Portsmouth has dusted itself down and is reinventing itself for the future
Clare McDermott, business development director at Soil Association Certification, looks at how the organic sector is grasping the opportunities of a changing consumer mindset
Heat, higher prices and health trends have been defining features in the melon category over the past year, with popularity rocketing in the balmy weather, but there has also been strain on producers and suppliers
A new scheme has been launched in Northern Ireland to help wildlife prosper and improve water quality, but can the UK catch up with other countries in agricultural sustainability?
As the trend for quirky limited-edition beverages gathers pace, various fresh produce growers and distilleries are joining the party
