All Research & Development articles – Page 104
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ArticleNunhems launches cucumber paper
Group releases 'A Bright Future Ahead - The Expansion of Artificial Lighting in Cucumber High-Wire Cultivation'
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ArticlePhilippines plans to drive calamansi exports
The Asian-nation is embarking on a two-year plan to increase export potential for the citrus fruit
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ArticleTomatoes NZ eyes value growth
With a “finite opportunity” to increase domestic value and sales, industry body is looking further afield
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ArticleFruit Logistica ready to launch Start-up Day
New area of the world's leading fresh produce trade fair will focus on useful and disruptive innovation in agriculture
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ArticleCatalytic Generators does a redesign
The ethylene generator producer will be showing its newly redesigned products at Fruit Logistica Berlin
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ArticleAHDB searches for diquat alternatives
Body invites researchers to apply for project to find new desiccation method for potatoes following EU ban on diquat
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ArticleTenderstem enjoys record sales in 2018
Volumes up 17 per cent on previous year, with marketing campaigns and Frozen Tenderstem launch propelling sales
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ArticleFruit and veg 'must be future of food'
Major EAT-Lancet Commission report says plant-based diets are the future for both health and environmental reasons
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ArticleScientists create "fabricated" soils
New ways of making custom soil from waste could help solve food security problems with degraded soil a growing problem
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ArticleTenderstem launches new purple variety
'Tenderstem Royale' will be sold exclusively at M&S, with brassica brand responding to demand for new veg that is easy to prepare and cook
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ArticleFresh ideas to the fore in Berlin
Packed with insight and inspiration, Fruitnet World of Fresh Ideas is the best way to start your visit to Fruit Logistica
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ArticleA shelf-life extension Mission
Mission Produce and Hazel Technologies partner on shelf-life extension for avocados
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ArticleTesco added to robot buggy delivery service
Shoppers within two miles of Tesco store in Milton Keynes can now have groceries dropped off with 15 minutes by a six-wheeled bot
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ArticleGene find unlocks potato colouring
Scientists at The James Hutton Institute say discovery could help breed new colourful and improved potato varieties
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ArticleGene editing could spice up tomatoes
Pungent compounds that make chilli peppers spicy could be activated in tomatoes thanks to gene-editing, scientists say
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ArticleChina plans avocado supply
Currently supplied by Latin America, industry insiders say domestic avocados could replace imports in three to five years
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ArticleNim’s launches first edible fruit and veg teas
Air-dried fresh produce manufacturer creates ‘drink and snack in a mug’, with each cup containing one of your five a day
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ArticleWaitrose expands vegan range
Retailer adds 14 new plant-based products to vegan range to meet growing demand from its customers
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ArticleColeacp continues Sierra Leone support
Following a mission to Sierra Leone last year, Coleacp is helping to develop the country’s produce sector, including the training of technical managers
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ArticleJapan and Australia join for year-round supply
The two countries will work together taking advantage of opposing seasons