All Research & Development articles – Page 69
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ArticleGCA launches annual survey
New adjudicator asks suppliers to give positive as well as negative feedback about retailers, as well as planning detailed interviews
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ArticleShopper confidence stable despite tighter restrictions
IGD index score unchanged in December, at highest level since February 2020, thanks to Christmas boost and vaccine rollout
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ArticleGovernment to consult on gene editing
George Eustice reveals plan to explore potential of new technologies that could boost key traits in plants
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ArticleJ.O. Sims invests in Innovation Centre
NPD facility will drive new market and business opportunities in fresh, snacks and ingredients, says Lincolnshire fruit supplier
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ArticleStudy shows avocados improve gut health
Adding the green fruit to your daily diet can improve the diversity of your gastrointenstinal microbiome
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ArticleNew robotic harvester developed in Japan
Japan's National Agriculture and Food Research Organization leads development of automatic apple and pear harvester
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ArticleMajority ‘unlikely’ to go plant-based in 2021
Survey on behalf of British Nutrition Foundation finds 61 per cent of Brits are “unlikely” to follow a plant-based diet, with a lack of understanding around what term means
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ArticleTell us how Covid is shaping your business
By taking part in our survey, you can help the industry better understand the pandemic's long-term implications
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ArticleChile edges closer to having its own cherry varieties
Cherry genetic improvement programme currently has 16 advanced selections
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ArticleBASF launches ToBRFV resistant tomato in Mexico
The cherry plum variety has intermediate resistance to the damaging virus
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Article‘Have your say on new AHDB strategy’
In a recent blog post AHDB chairman Nicholas Saphir comments on R&D body’s five-year plan published earlier this month
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ArticlePotato growers “fed up” with AHDB levy, say petitioners
Ballot organisers hit out at R&D body and its plans to reform following announcement of a second vote on future of potato levy
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ArticleTech tops tradition in strawberry competition
Data scientists and strawberry growers competed in a smart agriculture challenge run by Pinduoduo
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ArticleHort Innovation to explore high-tech solutions
Six-month project to assess potential of emerging production technology and its uses in Australian urban landscape
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ArticleNippo tomato wins innovation prize
Semillas Fitó's melt-in-the-mouth variety scooped this year’s Talent Cambra awards in Catalonia
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ArticleNew tomato could help fight against Parkinson’s
A genetically modified tomato offers an affordable source of the Parkinson’s disease drug
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ArticleCuna de Platero launches Cupla blueberry
Company’s first blueberry is an early variety with a productive cycle that runs from December to the end of April
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ArticleFreshToHome eyes full UAE control
The India-based e-commerce platform is waiting on the UAE’s new FDI guidelines before registering its proposed Abu Dhabi agri-tech venture
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ArticleHydrogen funding for James Hutton
Plans underway for green hydrogen-powered farm with the aim of providing a blueprint for primary producers in Scotland
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ArticleUnder-fire AHDB sets out new five-year plan
Ahead of ballots on horticulture and possibly potato levies, AHDB reveals strategy on issues such as crop protection, labour and the environment