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Fyffes receives €183m equity injection >
Fyffes receives €183m equity injection
by Mike Knowles 14 June 2019 Bananas, Melons and Pineapples
Irish Times reports Japanese parent company Sumitomo has moved to reduce the…
UK food and drink exports rise 11 per cent >
UK food and drink exports rise 11 per cent
by Fred Searle 6 June 2019
Q1 exports reach record high with particularly strong growth in shipments to…
Fyffes ETI membership terminated >
Fyffes ETI membership terminated
by Camellia Aebischer 28 March 2019 Fruit and Vegetables
Ireland-based banana trader’s Ethical Trading Initiative membership…
Waitrose stock bright red hybrid pears >
Waitrose stock bright red hybrid pears
by Ed Leahy 26 November 2018 Apples & Pears
New Piqa Boo variety combines the best qualities of European and Asian…
UK online grocery ‘to grow nine per cent in five years’>
UK online grocery ‘to grow nine per cent in five years’
by Fred Searle 30 October 2018 Fruit, Vegetables and Other Products
Growth of ecommerce channel across the world is being driven by evolving…
New Hoogsteder DC prepares for take-off >
New Hoogsteder DC prepares for take-off
by Mike Knowles 17 September 2018 Fruit and Vegetables
The Greenery's international export business is moving to a brand new,…
Chile looks east >
Subscribers onlyChile looks east
by Fred Searle 3 September 2018 Apples & Pears, Kiwifruit, Citrus and Stonefruit
Exporters in Chile may be facing production and trade challenges in an unstable…
East is east >
Subscribers onlyEast is east
by Ed Leahy 15 August 2018 Fruit and Vegetables
Brands, technology and growers are bridging the gap between Europe and Asia,…
Polymer Logistics: wood look here to stay >
Polymer Logistics: wood look here to stay
by Mike Knowles 23 July 2018 Fruit and Vegetables
Gianpaolo Mezzanotte of Polymer Logistics believes there is more to come for…
Haskap poised for commercial breakthrough >
Haskap poised for commercial breakthrough
by Mike Knowles 23 July 2018 Berries
EFSA approval for 'superfood' berry brings it one big step closer to…

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- Subscribers onlyBattle for the top
  The UK is a major destination for New Zealand topfruit, but there are signs that domestic growers want to take some of that market back
- Subscribers onlyThe next big small thing
  Unusual flavours, trial by error and working with chefs to create a point of difference are all key to NPD in the Willy Wonka world of micro produce, but the focus of vertical growing looks set for a major shift
- Subscribers onlyThirty years young
  Topfruit supplier OrchardWorld is celebrating 30 years in business this year. Michael Barker caught up with managing director Mark Culley, who has been there since the company’s inception
- Subscribers onlyFarming industry waits as Tories face off
  FPJ industry commentator Heidi Gilmour casts her eye over the Conservative leadership race and its impact on the food industry
- Why the listeria threat will reduce in 10 years
  Alva Smith, doctoral researcher at Edinburgh Napier University, explains why new genome sequencing technology could spell the end for listeria outbreaks
- Subscribers onlyNo Spain, no gain
  Murcia’s stonefruit season is shaping up nicely, Anecoop is using sport to promote diversity and sell its watermelons, and Trops is looking to new regions to fulfil its potential in avocados
- Subscribers onlyCyber war
  With production and supply chains increasingly automated and computer-controlled, agriculture is more at risk than ever from cyber attacks. Ed Leahy talks to agriculture consultant Martin Collison about the danger to fresh produce
- Subscribers onlySerbia goes blue
  Serbian berries are aiming to overhaul the production base to meet massive potential in the global fresh market
- Subscribers onlyRoot of the problem
  Bans on agrochemicals and Brexit labour woes are making life tough in the carrot and parsnip sectors as growers look to robots for solutions
- 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
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