All Production & Trade articles – Page 5
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News
IFPA expresses disappointment over global plastic pact failure
The International Fresh Produce Association has voiced concerns about the implications of the failed UN global plastics pollution treaty, warning of a fragmented regulatory landscape that could create significant challenges for international fresh produce trade
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Advertorial
New three-company partnership creates integrated Australian fruit supply chain to China
Integrated model links Australian farms to Chinese consumers through Unibrix sourcing, SMT distribution, and TBA brand activation
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Dr Sukhvinder Pal Singh honoured with food safety award
Award recognises Dr Singh’s significant contribution to the advancement of food safety in Australia’s fresh produce industry
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Advertorial
Digitally empowering decision making with FreshCloud
AgroFresh Solutions’ digital platform optimises quality, sustainability and profit potential across the value chain
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Features
Agrial centred on sustainability
At its salad production sites in both Suffolk and Essex, the owner of the Florette salad brand aims to deliver on its promise of freshness while boosting the biodiversity of the local area
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Comment
High-quality photography ‘a key part’ of growers’ sales and marketing strategy
Strong imagery can help strengthen a grower’s relationship with retail buyers by demonstrating product quality and sustainable practices
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Brakes opens scheme for new suppliers
25 small businesses a year to win a Brakes contract and mentoring under new Get Set Supply! scheme to help new entrants access foodservice sector
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Film highlights collaborative efforts of B Corps
Stemilt Growers and the Equitable Food Initiative both feature in a short film examining the efforts of certified B Corporations to create resilient and inclusive food supply chains
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M&S launches ‘world exclusive’ Pink Blush grape
US-grown Pink Blush is described as a ‘sensory experience’ and follows the new mango grape launch earlier this month as M&S rolls out of wave of innovation in the category
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Strong start to the year for Portuguese fruit and veg exports
Exports up in volume and value in the first half of 2025
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Zespri forecasts strong returns for 2025/26 season
New Zealand kiwifruit marketer Zespri has released its first full forecast for the 2025/26 season, projecting record per hectare returns for most categories despite having to reallocate fruit from challenging Asian markets to stronger performing regions
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Plant breeders’ rights at a crossroads
Ahead of its Midterm Meeting in Madrid, Ciopora explores the challenges and opportunities facing plant breeders worldwide
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Panamanian union to sue Chiquita
Sitraibana leader Francisco Smith claims workers with more than 20 years of service were unjustifiably dismissed
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Agrícola Bagu has big hopes for XLO clementine
Extra-large variety is one of the earliest clementines on the market
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Peru looks to Asia to diversify blueberry markets
Andean nation says forecast growth rates will only be sustained by opening new markets
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Asia Fruit Logistica exhibitor preview: EMEA
Asia Fruit Logistica continues to attract suppliers and service providers from Europe, the Middle East and Africa, all of whom see the event as a vital opportunity to build new connections and diversify their market portfolio
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Vietnam introduces national standards for durian exports
Following a struggles with meeting international export regulations, Vietnam introduces national standards to support quality management and maintain the country’s trade position
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Video
West Flanders heralds hydroponic revolution in field vegetables
New growing system unveiled in Belgium offers radically different method of leek production
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News
Kick! apple makes its European debut
The scab-resistant variety is the ideal apple to kick off the season, says developer Fresh Forward
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News
Flash Gala harvest hits record 1.48mn cartons in 2025
The 2025 Flash Gala apple harvest has set a new record with 1.48mn cartons packed, representing a 41 per cent increase on the previous season as orchards reach maturity and quality improves