All Research & Development articles – Page 164
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ArticleFDA announces Salmonella breakthrough
A study has identified a naturally occurring microbe that inhibits the spread of the disease when added to tomatoes
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ArticleFederal government announces fruit fly funding
The Australian government has committed A$80,000 of funding to aid development of a national strategy to combat fruit fly outbreaks
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ArticleZespri lodges kiwifruit health claim
Zespri has lodged a self-substantiated health claim to secure official recognition that its Green kiwifruit regulates bowel movements
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ArticleResearch funding boost for Florida citrus
Number of legislative aims met during recent meeting of grower association Florida Citrus Mutual
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ArticleHLB 'attacks roots before leaves'
University of Florida researchers have found that citrus greening disease attacks roots long before leaves show signs of damage
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ArticleNew app to aid grocery transactions
GoKart will allow tech-savvy grocery retailers to increase the speed with which they order from their suppliers
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ArticleBusy bees Bayer open new care centre
Global pesticide giant opens new $2.4m, 6,000 sq ft bee care education and research centre in North Carolina
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ArticleExports gong and new home for Marco
Fresh produce software developers in regal honour, as overseas trade leads to need for larger UK HQ
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ArticleSWD fruit fly ‘could spread’ through UK
Non-native fruit fly could be more prevalent this year after mild winter, warns cross-industry SWD research programme
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ArticleRuffell joins Campden BRI
Ex-Food and Drink Federation nutrition manager Melanie Ruffell takes on food law advisor role at research body
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ArticleResearch brings longer shelf-life for salads
A project between Vitacress and the University of Southampton produced some surprising results for improving lettuce shelf-life
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ArticleJames Hutton consolidates subsidiaries
Research centre creates new company to incorporate its commercial arms
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CommentFuture fresh berry trends
Following the Global Berry Congress 2014 in Amsterdam, Eurofruit editor Mike Knowles sums up the event’s findings
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ArticleBayer Cropscience rebrands Nunhems
Unit becomes Bayer CropScience Vegetable Seeds, reflecting greater integration into parent group it joined in 2002
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ArticleVeg cocktails wow trade show visitors
A top cocktail maker has unveiled an unusual drinks range that could help consumers reach 5 A DAY
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ArticleNext generation take to the stage
PhD symposium showcasing key Potato Council-backed horticulture projects to be held at Harper Adams University
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ArticleNew Zealand deal for NatureSeal
Similar preservative-related agreements also lined-up in the UK, Europe, Australia, and North America
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ArticleDemand for kalecot set to boom
Buyers keen on new cultivar, which successfully combines common apricot with healthy traits normally found in brassicas
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ArticlePlant compounds may aid chemotherapy
New Zealand's Plant & Food Research identify compounds in carrots and parsley that may support treatments
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ArticleAMC unit takes charge of grape varieties
SNFL acquires exclusive licence to grow Sheehan series in Namibia and South Africa, with plans to grow more for Europe and Far East