All articles by Carl Collen – Page 79
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ArticleFreshfel studies Covid-19 impact
Fresh produce association releases cornavirus Impact Assessment for the European industry
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ArticleThe search for ripeness
New test developed by Cranfield University could help reduce avocado waste by up to ten per cent
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ArticleSupply chains face "major changes"
CH Robinson's UK head predicts big changes for supply chains post-Covid-19
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ArticleUSDA outlines additional purchase plans
Further measures will see USDA purchase surplus food for distribution to communities nationwide
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ArticleSunkist launches virtual talk show
'When Life Gives You Lemons' series in Canada will feature special guests, citrus recipes and at-home activities
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ArticleKaticich added to Oppy offering
Oppy brings leading cherry brands and new exciting addition to consumers this season
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ArticleMaersk opens China-Turkey rail service
Increased demand sees launch of weekly cargo route between Xi’an and Izmit
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ArticleEmirates SkyCargo keeps UAE stocked
Keeping food, including fresh produce, flowing into the UAE is group's "responsibility" despite reduction in flights
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ArticleNW cherries see export opportunities
Several key Asian export markets are "getting back to normal" according to Keith Hu
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ArticlePear tips offered to consumers
Pear Bureau Northwest responds to shifting retail environment with pear storage and ripening advice
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ArticleHazel working well for apple packers
Apple groups across the US have reported lower breakdown, higher packouts and crisper flavour.
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ArticleVidexport introduces sanitation tunnels
Giummara marketing partner supports worker safety while ensuring continued production and quality during coronavirus outbreak
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ArticleThe Polish perspective
Three fresh produce industry experts speak to Fruitnet about the Polish reaction to the Covid-19 outbreak
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ArticleDriscoll's thinks Berry Big
Group introduces limited volumes of Berry Big Strawberries, just in time for National Strawberry Month.
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ArticleCovid-19 hits Del Monte Q1 results
Sales and net income slide as coronovirus "headwinds" blow company off course in first quarter
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ArticleSun World's Brazilian focus
Group opens office in Brazil, following on from a similar move in Peru as it looks to strengthen its South American business
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ArticleKissabel SH takes commercial strides
Australia and Chile are leading the way as the apple edges closer to commercial development in the Southern Hemisphere
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ArticleCancelled sailings "could hit volumes"
Port of Oakland say that, while freight is moving smoothly, some 10 per cent of vessel calls were scrubbed in May and June
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ArticleFeeding Our Frontlines donates produce
Leading companies collaborate with Pro Act to donate more than US$1m of fresh fruits and vegetables