All News articles – Page 7
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NewsBASF and Jane Bunn team up for Ask a Farmer campaign
Campaign connects consumers with the people who grow their food by letting Australians ask questions about farming
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NewsUK-led research could boost crops in food-insecure regions
Underutilised crops pigeon pea and Bambara groundnut are the focus of the projects
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NewsFreshfel calls EU CAP reform “an obligation”
It says adapting EU CAP budget and new financial instruments is vital to protect interests of F&V producers
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NewsCourt dismisses Maersk challenge to ICTSI Durban terminal tender
A South African high court has dismissed Maersk’s legal challenge to International Container Terminal Services’ tender win for Durban Container Terminal Pier 2, clearing the way for the long-delayed public-private partnership to proceed
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NewsNew aphid research has ‘major’ implications
Aphids move from west to east but rarely in the opposite direction, finds groundbreaking research, meaning growers may need to rethink lettuce crop protection
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NewsBrie Reiter Smith named Driscoll’s vice-chair from January 2026
Berry marketer confirms board promotion for daughter of J Miles Reiter, effective January 2026, putting her on clear pathway to eventual group leadership
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NewsDutch rail passengers sample exclusive Bloss apples
Dutch grower cooperative FruitMasters kicks off its latest marketing campaign and seeks to build on variety’s three-star International Taste Institute rating
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NewsSunrise Magic apples exceed expectations in challenging debut season
Fruit Australia Group’s debut Sunrise Magic apple harvest has exceeded expectations despite extreme weather, with the new variety demonstrating outstanding storage performance and receiving enthusiastic retailer feedback
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NewsSanLucar scores Borussia Mönchengladbach supply deal
Fruit and vegetable brand announces four-year deal to supply the club with fresh produce and promote healthy nutrition
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NewsBloom Fresh secures landmark award in Italian infringement case
CEO Josep Jove Estiarte said judgement sends a crystal-clear signal that infringement does not pay
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NewsCBC projects slight increase in fresh blueberry exports for 2025/26
Shipments forecast to grow 1 per cent on last year’s 90,000 tonnes
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NewsSuperfresh Growers expands Orchard Buddies packaging offerings
Children-focused organic product line now includes pears
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NewsAustralian blueberries gain access to Vietnam with reciprocal access for Vietnamese pomelo
Vietnamese pomelo can be exported to Australia and Australian blueberries can be shipped to Vietnam under newly agreed market access protocols
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NewsSouth Africa relaunches WTO process over EU citrus dispute
South Africa has relaunched its World Trade Organization process to resolve the long-running dispute with the European Union over citrus trade restrictions, despite recent strengthening of bilateral relations amid the US tariff war
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NewsTSW 2026 horticultural fair set for January
Poland’s premier horticultural event TSW 2026 will take place on 23-24 January in Kielce, switching to a Friday-Saturday format for the first time to improve accessibility for exhibitors and visitors
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NewsAldi ‘settles dispute with brassica suppliers’
The Grocer reports a conclusion to the case involving a row over delisting
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NewsMorrisons launches one-hour delivery service
Morrisons Now allows customers to order up to 30 items
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News‘Huge growth opportunity’ in British tomatoes
Production growth, ToBRFV resistance, R&D investments, and water management were in the spotlight at this year’s British Tomato Conference
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NewsDutch consumers lack knowledge of daily fruit intake recommendations
New research reveals that while most Dutch consumers recognise fruit and vegetables as healthy foods, only 17% know the World Health Organization’s recommended daily intake amounts.
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NewsPort strikes threaten northern European fresh produce supply chains
Strike action in Belgium and the Netherlands causes significant disruption, with potential knock-on effects for supply chains across northern Europe