All Climate change articles – Page 35
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ArticleIFOAM calls for data collection
The organics movement says EU Council’s move to restrict data collection on organic agriculture would be a missed opportunity
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ArticleGrowers fear crop losses and more imports
New study says Poland and Italy could lose 30-50 per cent of their entire apple production under European Green Deal
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ArticleCold hits Turkey and Greece
Snowfall disrupted air and road travel across Turkey and Greece this week, while growers estimate the impact of the temperature drop
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ArticleCompass bans airfreighted fruit and veg
Foodservice group's UK and Ireland operation commits to sourcing more local and seasonal fresh produce
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ArticleFood Sustainability Index: "A lot to do"
The latest FSI shows that less than half of countries in the Index are mainstreaming climate change in their agricultural policies
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ArticleStudy shows promise of urban farming
Urban farming can play a significant role in lowering the risk of shortages and price hikes in the UK, reducing the reliance on fruit and vegetable imports
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ArticleDrones, satellites, solar: the future of Sicilian citrus
Precision farming technology at the heart of Oranfrizer's attempts to reduce environmental impact of production
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ArticleSector questions timing of AGEC law
The timing of France's new law banning plastic packaging on fresh fruit and vegetables risks a rise in waste, critics argue
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ArticleReport reveals true potential of false banana
A crop called enset could eventually help to feed more than 100m people, say scientists in Ethiopia
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ArticleRewe builds sustainable produce supply
Eugenio Guidoccio and Markus Bobenhausen reflect on new challenges for retailer's fruit and veg procurement business
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ArticleSustainability demands tax rethink
Volkert Engelsman of Dutch organics supplier Eosta and Paul Polman, former CEO of Unilever, advocate a new tax system to deliver the green economy that is urgently needed
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ArticleCrises combine for whole industry
Demand for Bloom Fruit Consultants' services is on the rise, according to MD Omar El Naggar, as producers and exporters prepare for "perfect storm"
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ArticleEosta ready to go plastic-free
The Dutch organics specialist has highlighted its wide range of plastic-free packaging solutions, as Europe starts to turn its back on plastic
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ArticleOF&G welcomes SFI rollout
OF&G's Roger Kerr supports Defra's announcement on next year's rollout of the Sustainable Farming Incentive scheme in the UK
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ArticleClimate threat to clementines
The effects of climate change may be reducing the acidity of clementines, suggest researchers on the French island of Corsica
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ArticleHigh demand for Turkish pomegranates
Volumes of Turkish pomegranates are down due to this year's heat wave, but demand remains strong, according to exporter Alanar
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ArticleSustainability the priority at Alanar
In the face of extreme weather, Turkey's Alanar sees sustainability and the latest technology as the best response
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ArticleCBA offers discounted loans for farmers
Leading bank launches pilot loan programme aimed at financing upgrades to reduce farm emissions
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ArticleStudents tackle climate question
UK competition aims to engage young people in the transition to sustainable food systems and carbon neutral farming
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ArticleGlobal goal for Lebanese grapes
High-quality grapes from Lebanon are “unbeatable”, says exporter Awdi Enterprise, which sees potential for expansion to international export markets