All Climate change articles – Page 29
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ArticleKenya’s future lies in quality
Comment: The future of Kenyan avocado exports rests squarely on adherence to quality standards, writes Chris Flowers, MD of Kenyan exporter Kakuzi
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ArticleInvestors back Olio app growth
The growth of Olio in the UK over the past year has convinced investors of the international potential of the waste-saving community app
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ArticlePort commits to climate target
Port International aims for a 50 per cent reduction in CO2 emissions by 2030
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ArticleHigh hopes for Candine in Asia
France’s Blue Whale is continuing its focus on new apple varieties, not least Candine, which the company considers ideal for taste buds in Asia
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ArticleInvest in biodiversity, urges IFAD
Protecting biodiversity is crucial to fighting hunger, warns the president of IFAD ahead of his speech at the IUCN World Conservation Congress
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ArticleTurkish citrus back to competitiveness
Following some tough seasons weather-wise, Turkish citrus growers are hoping for a change in fortune, with this year’s high-quality crop boding well
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ArticleBerlin canteens respond to change
Canteens for Berlin’s university population are ditching meat in favour of vegetarian and vegan options, as students demand a climate-friendly approach
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ArticleWestfalia achieves carbon milestone
Group has earned Carbon Measured certification for its domestic market products as well as South African avocados in the UK
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AnalysisReturn to normal means rise in waste
Following a marked decline during the first lockdown, UK household food waste is back to normal, as Wrap reminds public 'Wasting Food Feeds Climate Change'
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ArticleRainforest Alliance urges collective effort
Non-governmental organisation Rainforest Alliance has stressed the need for collective power to create a shared vision of sustainability
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ArticleRainwater used for 'thirsty' avocados
Kenya’s Kakuzi is going the extra mile to change the narrative around avocados and water consumption, using rainwater to irrigate its orchards
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ArticleOpportunities for Ethiopian avocados
Ethiopia has huge potential in avocados, says Evert Wulfrank of Durabilis, but growers need to be responsible about where and how they produce
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ArticleReybanpac bananas go carbon neutral
The Ecuadorean producer-exporter has obtained carbon netural certification for its bananas, with the company vowing to go further in reducing emissions
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AnalysisResponsible avo sourcing crucial
As global production rises, Belgian importer Special Fruit says the priority must be to work only with responsible growers
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ArticleChile drought: fruit crops under threat
Growers may be forced to abandon some crops after record dry spell in July, says Fedefruta
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ArticleOpportunity knocks for Belgian pears
The impact of adverse weather conditions has been felt all over Europe, but opportunities exist for Belgian pear exporters this season
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ArticleDemand stays strong at Karakuta
Kenya's Karakuta Farm is continuing to make progress, empowering more and more local women through the production of avocados
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ArticleCopefrut earns carbon neutral status
Chilean group says certification is beginning of its sustainability journey
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ArticleSIIM hails Zero Carbon pineapple
French importer SIIM has announced the first 'Zero Carbon' pineapple, from its plantations in Ecuador to its Rungis facility in France
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ArticleOECD-FAO report urges change
A report from the OECD and FAO has highlighted the need to transform global agri-food systems to achieve the Sustainable Development Goals by 2030