All Production & Trade articles – Page 364
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ArticleLEAF Open Farm Sunday goes digital
Organisers urge producers unable to host an event in past to “dip their toe” by posting videos and photos to social media about food and farming
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ArticleGreencore CEO appointed IGD president
Patrick Coveney will replace Morrisons chairman Andrew Higginson, becoming first CEO of private-label manufacturer to take the role
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ArticlePlantations International tries Thai mangoes
International farm management company acquires land in Thailand to grow mangoes
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ArticleWashington apples lowers crop forecast
Wild weather in Washington state has damaged apples and a delayed harvest could see up to a 10 per cent drop in crop volume
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ArticleCompac up to the Covid-19 challenge
Installation of new grading and packing lines in Turkey and Uzbekistan completed despite global pandemic limiting international movement
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VideoFruitnet Insights · Avocado Market Update
Leading players in the fresh avocado business discuss market trends, opportunities for growth, and commercial challenges.
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ArticleBayer's ToBRFV tomato trials
Group launches large-scale pre-launch trial of new tomato varieties with resistance to tomato brown rugose fruit virus
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ArticlePolymer Logistics optimises APS Group's supply chain
Packaging specialist helps leading UK tomato producer improve productivity and efficiency in its supply chain with new bespoke solution
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ArticleCMR ramps up CSR efforts
Company reaffirms its commitment to social and environmental programmes in its operating regions
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ArticleNew 5+ A Day book celebrates Te Reo Māori
Children’s story showcases healthy food and traditional Māori knowledge
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ArticleInnovative tomato pack tackles waste
'Industry first' Sensera variety from Hazera Seeds features 'natural' handles and high taste credentials
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ArticleTopfruit in focus at FPJ Live 2020
Dedicated stage features collaboration between FPJ and National Fruit Show, as well as a Future Talent Showcase
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ArticleHortifrut builds Chile’s first floating solar plant
Plant marks latest stage in the company’s project to convert farms and packhouses to renewable energy sources
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ArticleAyrshire Earlies in Japan trade boost
Some 14 key Scottish food and drink export lines are expected to gain protection in new UK-Japan trade deal
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ArticleManaging Malaysian durian growth
Malaysia expects durian production to pass 440,000 tonnes by 2030 and plans are being made to maximise the fruit’s potential
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ArticleA NZ$9.5bn problem
New Zealand’s horticultural industry has highlighted the billions of dollars at risk if it can’t secure thousands of seasonal workers
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ArticleHort-ready facility goes on the market
140,000 sq ft site in East Yorkshire is described as a "rare opportunity" for a ready-made let
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ArticleHigher Peruvian avo exports hit prices
Shipments reached record levels in 2020, but average prices fell 23 per cent
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ArticleNFU calls for tariff monitoring to protect UK farmers
Defra must carefully track impact of post-Brexit tariffs to avoid harming domestic growers, union says
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ArticleOrganic sector warns of Brexit impact
Group of organisations write to UK trade negotiators to warn of profound negative impact on the organic food sector