All Research & Development articles – Page 192
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ArticleIndonesian mangoes make maiden voyage
Seafreighted Indonesian mangoes made their debut in Hong Kong last December, prompting interest in marketing opportunities across Asia
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ArticleBBSRC to fund fruit and veg research
Initiative will see collaborations between researchers and the industry with the aim of delivering improvements in yields and quality
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ArticleChina expands agricultural science support
Expanded support for farm subsidies and science and technology are the core themes of China’s new agricultural policy announcement
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Blueberry pigment used to create black tomato
Israel's Technological Seeds DM has revealed it is planning to unveil a new, dark-pigmented tomato called Black Galaxy.
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ArticleWillowbrook wins new retail business
Northern Irish salad and vegetable processor Willowbrook Foods has opened a new £5.5 million factory extension.
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ArticleEMCO enforces IP rights in Egypt
The US-based strawberry marketer has moved to prevent the export of unlicensed strawberries from Egypt
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ArticleBlueberry pigment helps create black tomato
Due to be unveiled next month, Black Galaxy's distinctive dark pigment is said to be derived from blueberries
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ArticleOcado sees losses narrow in 2011
Online grocery retailer reports on improved 12-month period that included sales growth of 16.6 per cent
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ArticleMonsanto showcases branding strategy
Vegetable seed group will unveiling its fresh customer-based branding approach at Fruit Logistica this year
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ArticleFarmsecure Agri Science makes progress
Agricultural technical service provider is ready to provide focused and comprehensive technical advice service to RSA growers
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ArticleBCPC releases new Pesticide Guide
The British Crop Production Council has published the 2012 edition of The UK Pesticide Guide.
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ArticleNew ripening technology to cut energy bills
Dutch-based ripening room technology specialist Interko has rethought every part of its system to create an "enormous reduction" in the energy it uses.
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ArticleNew Philippine strawberries Forever
New Philippine strawberries aimed at displacing imports could be named after The Beatles’ famous song ‘Strawberry Fields Forever’
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ArticleAberdeen scientists make soil discovery
Soil scientists in Scotland have discovered a microbe of global significance to farmers and growers.
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ArticleNielsen acquires Perishables Group
Global information and analytics specialist looks to position itself as a leader in fresh food reporting
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ArticleInnovative Fresh appoints director
Exclusive: Former manager at Eosta and The Greenery preparing to join industry analyst as its director of quality
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ArticleGovernment joins fight against disease
The Philippines government is taking steps to protect the banana industry, which generates US$400m in export earnings annually, from Panama disease
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ArticleJapan opens up to GM Hawaiian papaya
Japan has agreed to allow the import of genetically modified papaya from Hawaii
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ArticleWasps fly to Kenya to fight fruit fly
Researchers import Hawaiian wasp to help mango farmers embattled by fruit flies
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ArticleToday's technologies 'can feed the future'
Today's technologies can feed tomorrow's world providing food availability rather than production doubles in the next 25 to 50 years, DEFRA’s chief scientific adviser has said.