All Research & Development articles – Page 134
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ArticleTilbury set for consultation on new terminal
Formal statutory consultation will begin on 19 June to gather views from communities and stakeholders on plans for new port terminal
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Article'Poor application limiting biopesticide success’
Growers lack understanding of which biopesticides to use and how they should be applied, AHDB trials reveal
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Article‘Broccoli and bananas are classed as dairy’
A new study has produced worrying evidence that children still do not understand the origin of major fresh produce items
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ArticleChina starts growing its own avocados
Raz Dor and his team of Israeli technologists are planting avocados in Yunnan province for the domestic market
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ArticleRebranding and expansion for Innovative Fresh
New look and new Scandinavian office points to further growth for fresh produce industry monitoring experts
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ArticleFood policies could aid disease fight
New research shows that food policies such as fruit and vegetable subsidies could help battle cardiovascular disease
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ArticleSurvey calls for online clarity on country of origin
Over 80 per cent of Brits think retailers should give customers same information on country of origin online as in store
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ArticleConvenience channel 'set to grow 18 per cent'
A desire to save time by shopping in stores that are quicker to get around and closer to home is driving growth, says IGD
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ArticleCropLogic completes ProAg acquisition
New Zealand-based firm well positioned to extend reach into North American market
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ArticleIGD forecasts grocery market growth
Research organisation predicts 15 per cent growth, with online channel growing fastest and discounters performing especially well
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ArticleBig interview: Syngenta
Eurofruit speaks exclusively with three key players at Syngenta about the group’s tomato category and wider values
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ArticleTesco launches grow-your-own tomato plant
Supermarket launches compact, high-yielding tomato plant to encourage gardenless customers to grow at home
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ArticleFarmer confidence falls as Brexit uncertainty looms
New NFU survey shows that farmers’ confidence for next three years has nosedived as a result of uncertainty caused by Brexit
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ArticleSnack to the future
The growth of out-of-home eating is very much at the forefront of seed breeder Rijk Zwaan’s thinking when it comes to the tomato category
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ArticleTesco trials one-hour robot deliveries
Supermarket hopes to begin delivering groceries in driverless robotic buggies after successful trial in London
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ArticleEU study 'plays down glyphosate cancer risk'
Cancer expert accuses EU agencies of ignoring increases in tumour incidence in assessments for renewal of chemical’s licence
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ArticleScientists use light to make produce healthier
Blasting fruit and veg with short bursts of light can enhance levels of vitamins and antioxidants
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ArticleIGD reveals vision for grocery stores of the future
Understanding shoppers, enhanced data use and flexible store designs are three of the ten key areas for retailers and suppliers to consider
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ArticlePerfection Fresh trials Israeli mangoes
Leading Australian fresh produce company Perfection Fresh is trialling two mango varieties bred in Israel
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ArticleFlorette launches new slaws range
Salads brand begins selling two slaw mixes, drawing inspiration from street food and responding to consumer demand for convenience