All Production & Trade articles – Page 377
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ArticleCompagnie Fruitière shows commitment
Covid-19 has failed to distract France’s Compagnie Fruitière from its goal of boosting organic production and shifting to an agroecological approach, says CSR manager Paul Bouzon
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ArticleTozer Ibérica launches marketing push
Seed specialist is looking to expand its customer base in the Spanish market
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ArticleFairtrade takes living wage action
Group has proposed a plan to achieve living wages for workers on Fairtrade-certified plantations
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ArticleMorrisons helps small suppliers with cashflow
Retailer says it will continue making immediate payments to its small farmers and food producers to support them through the pandemic
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ArticleRSA citrus closes on landmark
South Africa’s citrus export crop could well smash 150m cartons despite Covid-19 difficulties
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ArticleNew protections for British seed potatoes
Amendments to Red Tractor’s Safe Haven certification scheme provide added protection against pests and diseases introduced by seed
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ArticleAustralian mango season officially declared open
Weekly harvest figures expected to exceed 400,000 trays by end of October, with overall volume tipped to near 200m mangoes
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ArticleMission announces IPO pricing
California-based avocado company to list at US$12 per share, with hopes of raising US$100m
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ArticleCosmic Crisp recognised as healthy snack
Branded apple’s nutritional value and versatility celebrated by US lifestyle publication
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ArticleKissabel campaign kicks off
The European partners of the Ifored project have begun marketing the first pink-flesh apples of 2020, with Kissabel Red going on sale in October
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ArticleCopa-Cogeca raises concerns
Farmers association Copa-Cogeca has expressed worries over the combined effects of Covid-19 and announcements made in the EU's Farm-to-Fork Strategy
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ArticleSimona Rubbi joins Freshfel board
CSO Italy's international relations manager will work to promote European horticulture on behalf of the trade
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ArticleItalians target snack market with small apples
Rivoira, Vip and Vog team up to start selling small fruit, with in-market trials of a yellow variety kicking off in October
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ArticleBlueberry first for Argentina
Launch of first home-grown variety, Naike, ushers in a new era for Argentine industry
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ArticleHarvest London invests in state-of-the-art vertical farm
New facility in Leyton is vertical producer’s second site in north London and the latest construction project by booming tech firm CambridgeHOK
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ArticleAHDB receives formal ballot request
Group of horticulture growers submit request for ballot on levy future, as AHDB welcomes opportunity for open debate
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ArticleGI helps Binh Thuan dragon fruit
Dragon fruit grown in the Vietnamese region is set to benefit from having its geographical indication recognised by the EU
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ArticleCovid-19 impact on Australian labour force revealed
New research suggests Australia’s horticulture industry facing shortfall of 26,000 workers ahead of summer harvest
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ArticleDelroy Orchards launches Delcado
West Australian grower excited by potential of new brand for its premium Hass avocados
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ArticleGiddings Fruit expands in US
Leading global supplier of conventional and organic berries and cherries opens new office in Monterey, California