All Research & Development articles – Page 126
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ArticleNew crop science centre wins £30m
The Cambridge Centre for Crop Science will focus on real world impacts of research on new crops and growing techniques
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ArticleHop pioneer Peter Davies passes away
Herefordshire hop grower was an inspiration to others who worked throughout his life to secure the future of British hops
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ArticleClimate change and cost of land cited as top threats
A new survey has quizzed produce firms on their top concerns to help shape a new deal for horticulture post Brexit
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ArticleGM banana could boost vitamin A
Modified variety tested in Uganda by team of Australian scientists has apparently produced encouraging results
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ArticleFigs on the road to success
South Africa's re:inc innovation says a number of new fig varieties are now primed for commercialisation
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ArticleNorthern organic producer plans to diversify
Hexhamshire Organics has plans to update social media and diversify its products with help from a free university business clinic
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ArticleCSIRO collates apple research
Summary underlines the various health benefits of regular apple consumption
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ArticleFungus sports drinks could be on the way
Australian researchers are looking to turn mushroom waste into nutritious, tasty products
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ArticleRijk Zwaan joins R&D consortium
Group is one of the partners of public-private consortium Crops of the Future Collaborative
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ArticleGreenvale scoops green award
Potato supplier wins 'Manufacturer of the Year' at BusinessGreen Leaders Awards for ambitious environmental strategy
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ArticleUK science warning after 'shock' EC decision
NIAB calls for ministerial intervention to protect UK science base after surprise decision over variety testing contracts
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ArticleMajor study reignites neonics row
European-wide study finds neonicotinoid pesticides can harm both wild and domesticated honey bees
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ArticleWalmart calls for blockchain collaboration
US retail giant urges fresh produce sector to come together and build transparency into supply chain using ‘blockchain’ technology
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ArticleUgly veg to become high-value
Australian scientists are working with vegetable growers to turn imperfect produce into nutrient-rich snack and supplements
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ArticleKiwifruit to boost NZ GDP
SunGold drives industry’s contribution, with close to 30,000 extra jobs to be created by 2030
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ArticleAbundant Produce enters new partnership
Deal with undisclosed distributor covers seed production, marketing, sales and distribution
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ArticleScotland set for first commercially viable vertical farm
Facility at James Hutton Institute to be operational by the autumn, with trials planned in various crops
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ArticleNielsen: ‘Old path to purchase is obsolete’
Way consumers shop both online and offline is evolving fast, forcing consumer goods firms to adapt business models
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ArticleDisease resistant future for bananas
Leading scientists told delegates at the Australian Banana Industry Congress that developing newer banana varieties would be key to the industry’s survival
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ArticleWealth gap causing 'existential crisis' in consumer goods
Rising income inequality challenges business models underpinning entire consumer goods industry, report warns