All Environment articles – Page 51
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ArticleFairtrade boosts Minimum Price
As banana producers face mounting export costs and falling import prices, Fairtrade believes an increase in the Minimum Price is a vital step
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AnalysisOrganics "part of the solution"
A key takeaway from the Organic Food Conference was the European Commissioner for Agriculture's recognition of the role of organics in fighting climate change
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ArticleFood systems need new financing model
At the UN Foods Systems Summit, IFAD's president warned that a "radical rethink" on food systems financing was necessary
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ArticleDriscoll's in plastic waste partnership
Berry group joins with Think Beyond Plastic to launch inaugural Agricultural Plastics Innovation Challenge
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ArticleDefra launches plan for healthy bees
New Implementation Plan outlines pathway to government's Healthy Bees Plan 2030 as it looks to prevent further declines
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ArticleNew project aims to tackle greenwashing
Environment Agency project hopes to provide standardised performance metrics within the food and drink sector
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ArticleBrittany onions “looking good”
Timely rain and sun have helped to deliver good volumes of high-quality onions this season, according to Prince de Bretagne
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ArticleZespri steps up zero plastic effort
Its new automated packhouse in Zeebrugge is expected to help the kiwifruit marketer fulfil its long-term plan to ditch plastic packaging
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ArticleAll Tesco produce growers to be LEAF certified
Major decision by the supermarket aims to boost its environmental commitments and will affect 14,000 growers globally
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ArticlePink Lady shows off novelties
At next week's Fruit Attraction, Pink Lady will highlight its zero-plastic commitment with a fully cardboard stand
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ArticleGrapa prepared for extremes
The threat of climate change looms large for growers, but Grapa Varieties believes the genetic profile of its grape varieties offers greater resistance in a future of extreme conditions
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ArticleRewe Group makes vegan ranges climate neutral
Plant-based products sold in Rewe and Penny stores will restore CO2 instead of emitting it, company says
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ArticleAct now on incomes, warns IFAD
IFAD is calling on world leaders at the UN Food Systems Summit to commit to actionable commitments on delivering decent wages for small-scale farmers
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ArticleBayer expands organic seed range
New certified production of tomato, pepper and cucumber seeds aimed at helping boost access to healthy, fresh food
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ArticleRungis backs return of primeurs train
Next month's resumption of the Rungis-Perpignan 'primeurs train' line in France is set to benefit fruit and vegetables suppliers and the environment
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ArticleAfruibana calls for fair prices
In the face of rising global costs, the African banana producers association has urged retailers to help build a fair, sustainable supply chain
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ArticleRedefine value of food systems
Netherlands-based Eosta has welcomed the EU Parliament's embrace of True Cost Accounting and says now is the time to push for global action
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AnalysisClimate justice requires urgent action
Fair Trade groups demand better access to climate funding for smallholders, increased private sector transparency and stronger environmental regulations
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ArticleMorrisons launches 'zero waste' store trial
Six outlets in Edinburgh hope to set the stage for all of Morrisons' stores to operate with zero waste by 2025
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ArticleBiomass energy crops set for UK comeback
NIAB is developing plans for a demonstration platform to look at feasibility of cultivating energy crops