All Research & Development articles – Page 82
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ArticleDan Masters among the winners at WCF Awards
Norton Folgate’s procurement manager lands Fruiterers’ Under-30 Award for becoming one of the country’s “top stonefruit specialists”
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ArticlePandemic ‘sparks rise in demand for green products’
More than a third of UK consumers are buying more from companies with strong environmental credentials, according to research from E.ON
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ArticleDownload FPJ's Anniversary Special
Leading industry figures offer their views on the trade in a series of special opinion columns as we celebrate 125 years as the UK's favourite fresh produce magazine
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ArticleScientists are cracking kiwifruit pollination
Researchers from New Zealand and the US are using digital twins to improve pollination in kiwifruit orchards
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ArticleFederal grant helps Florida's HLB fight
University of Florida awarded nearly US$4.5m to continue fight against citrus greening
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ArticleTurnover up at Rijk Zwaan
Vegetable seed group sees revenue growth across "almost all its crops and regions"
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ArticleAHDB welcomes new faces
AHDB has appointed Don Pendergrast and Joe Martin to lead its horticulture team
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ArticleCopas and Gray named Nuffield scholars
Fresh produce industry figures are named among 2021 recipients of Nuffield Farming Scholarships
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ArticleZespri alert to mystery kiwifruit disease
Scientists struggle to identify disease threatening some of Italy's kiwifruit crops
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PodcastsFruitbox: Why new varieties are an absolute must
Genesis Innovation director David Alba talks exclusively to Fruitnet ahead of next month's Global Citrus Congress
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ArticleDriscoll's in vertical farm collaboration
Company announces joint development agreement with Plenty to grow strawberries year-round in vertical indoor farm
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ArticleProduce choices come under the spotlight
Eating more fruit and veg is good for health and the environment, but which products bring the greatest benefits?
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ArticleResearch shows benefits of post-harvest solution
SmartFresh quality system from AgroFresh proven to extend market life of plums and pluots by six to nine days
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ArticleOZblu grows heaviest blueberry
The Australian blueberry producer has broken its own record for the heaviest blueberry, but its focus remains on delivering a consistently high-quality eating experience
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ArticleCrop Science Centre opens in Cambridge
New facility is a tie up between University of Cambridge and NIAB, and hopes to develop and share global plant solutions
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ArticleEnza Zaden announces ToBRFV breakthrough
Key discovery opens door to the development of more resistant varieties
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ArticleKissabel campaign kicks off
The European partners of the Ifored project have begun marketing the first pink-flesh apples of 2020, with Kissabel Red going on sale in October
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ArticleBlueberry first for Argentina
Launch of first home-grown variety, Naike, ushers in a new era for Argentine industry
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ArticleSecond wave poses retail availability challenges
New research from tech company outlines difficulties for retailers as they battle to keep pace with fluctuations in consumer demand
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ArticleCovid is changing fruit and veg trade 'permanently'
New report points to expanding supply models, higher demand for local produce, and greater need for mechanisation