All Netherlands articles – Page 37
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ArticleAmcor unravels consumer shopping habits
Research reveals European consumers’ online grocery shopping habits for fresh foods
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ArticleRoot Zone Breeding launches in May
Online event to zone in on plant breeding, with expert speakers and digital networking opportunities
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ArticleSmart sorting
LBP Rotterdam has invested in new blueberry packing technology as demand for the fruit continues on an upward trajectory
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ArticleIndustry shocked at expert's passing
Dutch group Delphy reports unexpected loss of Willem van Eldik, a well-known expert on hi-tech fruit production
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ArticleThe fruit simulator
Software capable of producing “digital twins” of real crops mean growers can test their choices on a simulator before making them
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ArticleEarly bird RedStar catches a break
One of Europe's leading tomato companies says preparing for the coronavirus crisis helped it hit the ground running
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ArticleAgro Merchants invests in greener energy
The company has partnered with Axpo Iberia to run its Iberian packhouses on green energy
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ArticleRijk Zwaan's high-wire act
Global growth in high-wire cucumber production has led to an increased focus on development
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ArticleNic Jooste departs Jupiter Group
Company's business development manager and former Cool Fresh CSR director set to leave at the end of April
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ArticleDutch government backs local supply chains
Companies including Koppert Cress work to reconnect with consumers as coronavirus leaves restaurants empty
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ArticleBASF has high hopes for summer cucumber
In trials, SEpalin produced high yields, higher average fruit weight and good uniformity
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ArticleLiquidseal Fruits explores Asia
Updated regulations will allow the post-harvest solution to extend its services to China and Japan
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ArticleFairer fruit
Despite progress in the supply chain, bananas remain a controversial product when it comes to workers’ rights, wages and support for small farmers. Fred Searle hears from Alistair Smith of Banana Link, a non-profit cooperative that advocates for a fair and sustainable banana trade
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ArticleNew ethical banana brand plays it fair
Despite social and environmental progress, issues of low wages and weak job security persist in the banana value chain. A new Dutch brand called BeFrank Bananas is determined to do things differently. Fred Searle speaks to its founder Franklin Ginus
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ArticleEosta reveals coronavirus measures
The Dutch organics supplier has announced steps to protect its staff, customers and suppliers during the Covid-19 pandemic
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ArticleGoing with the flow
Product losses continue to blight reefer transport but Dutch firm Otflow believes its patented container floor covers are part of the cure. Fred Searle speaks to the company’s chief executive and co-founder Ronald Hagenstein
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ArticleNew dates for Global Berry Congress
Fruitnet moves annual event to late June in the wake of international coronavirus outbreak
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ArticleOroganic launches in the Netherlands
Launched last month at HortiContact, Oro Agri’s new insecticide Oroganic aims to control problem insects in an environmentally friendly way
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ArticleEuropean fruit and veg trade contends with coronavirus
Fresh produce companies are facing up to a very different set of challenges as the outbreak continues
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ArticleLCL expands in Europe with B&L acquisition
Majority share will give logistics service provider its first physical foothold in Europe's produce distribution network