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Tomato market on upward curve >
Tomato market on upward curve
by Carl Collen 19 August 2019 Tomatoes
IndexBox report shows that the global tomato market is growing in revenue terms
Yoom continues to turn heads >
Yoom continues to turn heads
by Carl Collen 14 August 2019 Tomatoes
Syngenta's purple-skinned tomato brand is set to hit shelves in North…
Christiane Bell to leave BayWa >
Christiane Bell to leave BayWa
by Mike Knowles 25 July 2019 Fruit, Apples & Pears, Berries, Citrus, Grapes, Stonefruit, Avocados, Vegetables and Tomatoes
Group's international fresh produce division, which includes T&G…
Wrap reveals scale of UK waste >
Wrap reveals scale of UK waste
by Tom Joyce 25 July 2019 Apples & Pears, Berries, Onions & Garlic, Root Vegetables, Leafy & Salad Vegetables, Tomatoes and Potatoes
The waste reduction body has published a report detailing how more than…
UK tomato industry hit by first case of ToBRFV >
UK tomato industry hit by first case of ToBRFV
by Michael Barker 19 July 2019 Tomatoes
Growers told to review production protocols after hugely damaging virus is…
Tomato robot set to predict the future >
Tomato robot set to predict the future
by Mike Knowles 11 July 2019 Tomatoes
Machine being developed in the Netherlands could help growers forecast yield,…
Comment: How could we refuse?>
Comment: How could we refuse?
by Mike Knowles 1 July 2019 Fruit, Berries, Vegetables, Leafy & Salad Vegetables and Tomatoes
Waitrose has seized the initiative on sustainability and packaging, with major…
Fruit Logistica to reward retail excellence >
Fruit Logistica to reward retail excellence
by Fruitnet Media International 27 June 2019 Fruit, Berries, Vegetables and Tomatoes
World's leading fruit and veg industry trade fair launches new prizes to…
Tomato trials suggest bright future for LEDs >
Tomato trials suggest bright future for LEDs
by Mike Knowles 11 June 2019 Tomatoes
Early results from a new WUR project backed by Osram-owned Fluence suggest…
Red sea >
Subscribers onlyRed sea
by Fred Searle 17 May 2019 Tomatoes
New tomato varieties are pushing the category’s popularity and prompting…

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