Berries news archive – Page 39
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ArticlePeru increases avocado, blues exports to China
Supply shortages in Chile allowed Peru to capitalise on strong demand in the Chinese market last year
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ArticleNew tools in fight against SWD
International Pheromone Systems has developed a special formulation and trap that it says is highly effective
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ArticleSekoya stages blueberry event in Seville
Sekoya, a strategic business unit of US-based Fall Creek Farm & Nursery showcases new long-lasting varieties
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ArticleCTF unveils new Chilean raspberry varieties
Consortium said the four new varieties have large berry size, good flavour and are resistant to drought and diseases
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ArticleNew lights grow year-round berries
Devon-based grower Global Berry picks next-gen LED lighting for year-round strawberry production
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ArticleFruit forecast AI 'could save millions'
Three-year project aims to transform harvest-forecasting ability in Scottish soft-fruit sector
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ArticleDaifressh to expand own production of berries
The Valencia-based group says berry sales are growing by 20 per cent a year
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ArticleBlackberries 'could boost gut health'
New scientific study indicates the role of natural compounds within blackberries in easing conditions such as IBS
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ArticleBees deliver anti-botrytis booster
System using bees to ‘immunise’ strawberries from botrytis to be introduced in UK at online ‘Feel the Buzz’ event
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ArticlePairwise launches brand for gene-edited fresh produce
Stoneless cherries and black raspberries among products set to be marketed under new consumer range
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ArticleBerryWorld boosts partnership with Skip2bfit
Collaboration will allow Skip2Bfit to take skipping workshops to over 80 schools, promoting importance of active lifestyle and healthy eating
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ArticleBerries 'could prevent cancer in dogs'
Love Fresh Berries partners with The Dog Nutritionist to help promote benefits of dogs eating soft fruit
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ArticleBerry Gardens launches 2022 campaign
Olympic star Dame Jessica Ennis-Hill will once again lead Berry Gardens' campaign to promote health benefits of British varieties
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ArticleClarifruit offers Migiva AI-powered QC
Peru's Migiva Group is excited about the improvements that Clarifruit's software delivers on quality control, as well as the future possibilities of AI
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ArticleTasmania backs blueberries and potatoes
State government provides funding for innovative R&D projects to help potato and blueberry industries
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ArticleFall Creek appoints new general counsel
Brendan Driscoll to lead international blueberry company’s internal legal team
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ArticleBrazilian producers prepare to showcase acai in London
Exhibitors at IFE will showcase berry’s health benefits and versatility as Brazil looks to continue export growth in food and drink
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ArticleSekoya event to showcase new blues varieties
Sekoya Field & Forum takes place in Seville on 24 March and will feature new proprietary varieties and the Sekoya concept
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ArticleDriscoll's expands paper packaging range
Berry group is presenting its new packaging format that includes 98 per cent less plastic
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ArticleTomra relocates fresh food business
Move to Field Research Centre will accelerate the development of post-harvest solutions