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NewsGlobal Coalition highlights supply chain resilience
Industry leaders explore benefits of collaboration, greater transparency, and stronger security practices at Fruit Attraction event
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NewsMission Produce aims to double sales and triple profit by 2035
California-based avocado supplier outlines ambitious growth plan at New York Investor Day
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NewsMission Produce makes Fair Trade Certification commitment
Move comes as avocado grower and supplier looks to create a stronger, more diversified organisation and avocado platform
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NewsSunset certifies ‘Tommaliers’ as consumers learn about tomatoes
Mastronardi Produce-owned brand launches playful campaign for National Tomato Month
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NewsFarmers and growers allowed to abstract water early to refill reservoirs
From 1 October, eligible abstraction licence holders can refill water storage reservoirs, but NFU say those facing most acute pressures risk being excluded
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NewsTesco dishes out 20 million portions of fruit and veg to schools
Improved behaviour, increased vitamin uptake and dietary diversity among the fruits of retailer’s free school access programme
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FeaturesAre UK supermarkets waking up to fresh produce brands?
Julia Bottoms investigates what fresh produce brands bring to the table and whether they can gain more shelf space at UK supermarkets
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NewsFour of Europe’s largest quay cranes arrive at UK ports
New cranes taller than the London Eye arrive at London Gateway and Southampton, with two more expected in the coming months
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NewsDefra approves gene-edited non-browning bananas
Norwich-based agri-biotech company Tropic uses CRISPR-Cas9 technology to reduce polyphenol oxidase in bananas, bringing potential to reduce food waste
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NewsTesco’s Agri-tech Challenge spurs calls for investment
Farmers increasingly call for agri-tech innovation funding and subsidised trials, as Tesco announce Swiss company AgroSustain as a winner of its Agri-tech challenge
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NewsSFI divide leaving farmers desperate, MPs told
Farmers have been left “high, dry and desperate” by inadequate SFI scheme, Bradshaw tells Labour party conference, continuing calls for support in upcoming Budget
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News‘Feel the fibre’ campaign to bridge family fibre gap
Veg Power and Food Foundation campaign hopes to eradicate need to hide beans on childrens’ plates, as bean and pulse sales rise in 2026
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NewsGraham Young and Hall Hunter among big winners at 2026 FPC Fresh Awards
FPC’s annual London awards ceremony celebrates excellence across innovation, teamwork and sustainability
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NewsResearch shines light on cardiovascular benefits of red berry grapes
Red berry grape brand Boombites join forces with Heart Research as growing research highlights links of anthocyanins with cardiovascular health
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NewsBritish pears hit the sweet spot
British pears reaching almost 20 per cent Brix after hot, sunny summer, raising prospects for 2026 to be ‘the year of the pear’
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NewsMansfields puts new fleet to work
Kent-based farm levels up, unveiling fifteen new forklifts and six power pallet trucks as part of efforts to maximise storage efficiency and safety
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NewsBritish tomato sector eyes challenges and opportunities
Energy costs, water security and SPS agreement dominate discussions at British Tomato Conference as sector looks to unlock growth
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NewsEquifruit once again named one of Canada’s fastest-growing companies
Women-owned B Corp continues to shake up the banana category and secure new retail customers
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NewsRecord aphid pressure hits UK lettuce growers
Extreme levels of Nasonovia Ribisnigri aphids create “serious challenge” for British lettuce growers, with an estimated 30 million unharvested heads likely costing growers £10 million over the current four-week period
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NewsNFU sets out Budget wishlist
Union calls for autumn Budget to pull farms out of “survival mode” with interest-free support and tax reliefs following