Salad vegetables news archive – Page 8
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ArticleGas prices hit UK supplies
UK glasshouse growers say produce supply issues are imminent as soaring gas prices force producers to cut planting and dial down the heat
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ArticleEnza Zaden hails success of Winter Leafy Days
Participants were presented with new concepts and varieties for leafy and open field crops
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ArticleMissfresh expands vegetable direct supply
Chinese e-tailer grows vegetable farm network to over 1,300ha with new addition
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ArticleKalera builds vertical mega-farm in Singapore
US vertical farming specialist completes phase one of fully-automated, multi-layered farm
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ArticleGas-price hike 'may lead to produce shortages'
Europe’s glasshouses are turning down the heat due to soaring gas prices meaning salad veg shortages in UK likely, says the Irish Examiner
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ArticleSix Vitacress farmers clock up 170 years
Salad producer celebrates six workers, including planning and quality manager Andy Roberts, who has been with the company for 50 years
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ArticleKaufland: Germans need more winter veg
Survey finds over half of people in Germany want more homegrown fresh produce, including peppers and tomatoes
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ArticleSyngenta invests in Spain
Syngenta Vegetable Seeds announces €2.4 million investment to boost R&D centres in Murcia and Almería
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ArticleSpinach steals the show at Tozer Ibérica open days
Spanish seed company presents its extensive catalogue of crops in the test field in Cartagena, Murcia
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ArticleVertical farm to open in Berlin retail park
Growth towers at Potager Farm’s new facility will be installed by Edinburgh agritech firm Intelligent Growth Solutions
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ArticleWUR launches AI lettuce challenge
Wageningen University has launched a competition to find out whether AI can grow lettuce in greenhouses without human input
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ArticleHoogstraten and REO mull merger
The Belgian cooperatives believe a merger would strengthen the group’s ability to respond to internal challenges and external opportunities
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ArticleIGS partners with Eden Towers on solar vertical farm
Site in Perth, Australia will be powered by up to 100 per cent solar energy, with Scottish agritech firm IGS installing its Growth Towers
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ArticleEarly veg gets going at BelOrta
The early vegetable campaign has kicked off at BelOrta with this week's auction of the season's first cucumbers from traditional cultivation
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ArticleCrunchy lettuce in the spotlight
Variety adds "exciting new dimensions to the lettuce category", according to Rijk Zwaan
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Article‘More colour’ needed in fresh produce
Lavender-purple cauliflowers and chocolate-brown peppers are just what the doctor ordered, says breeder Rijk Zwaan
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ArticleStudy shows promise of urban farming
Urban farming can play a significant role in lowering the risk of shortages and price hikes in the UK, reducing the reliance on fruit and vegetable imports
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ArticleThree Threes uses Qukes in new pickle range
Partnership with Perfection Fresh enables greater utilisation of baby cucumber crop
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ArticleSector questions timing of AGEC law
The timing of France's new law banning plastic packaging on fresh fruit and vegetables risks a rise in waste, critics argue
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ArticlePlenty appoints new CEO
Arama Kukutai replaces replacing Matt Barnard in the role at California-based vertical farming company