All Supply articles – Page 12
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NewsAnalysis: Stable wholesale baselines, citrus pressures, and the warehouse logistical gridlock
Fruitnet Insights’ weekly fresh fruit and vegetable update from the GCC markets, brought to you in partnership with Global Star Group
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NewsMaster ‘grafter’ Will Sibley remembered for lasting contribution to UK fruit sector
Sibley grafted an estimated three million fruit trees during his distinguished 50-year career, including at Highgrove, Hampton Court and the White House
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NewsRecord aphid pressure hits UK lettuce growers
Extreme levels of Nasonovia Ribisnigri aphids create “serious challenge” for British lettuce growers, with an estimated 30 million unharvested heads likely costing growers £10 million over the current four-week period
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PodcastsKikokà gears up for major yellow kiwifruit expansion
CEO Fabio Zanesco tells The Fresh Ideas Show why production is set to surge and why he sees plenty of untapped potential for the fruit
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NewsNFU sets out Budget wishlist
Union calls for autumn Budget to pull farms out of “survival mode” with interest-free support and tax reliefs following
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NewsNZ grower backs end of ‘archaic’ kiwifruit export monopoly
John Bostock targets new production of yellow-fleshed variety in Australia, Chile, and South Africa after securing Southern Hemisphere licence
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NewsFrigotec brings kiwifruit ripening to the fore
Ripening specialist is targeting the kiwifruit sector with its HappyRipe system, designed to solve retail quality inconsistencies while extending shelf-life
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NewsCA seafreight trial shows promise for Malaysian durians
Successful 12-day journey to China could pave the way for a new channel for tree-ripened durian
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NewsFreshcare launches new FSQ5 Standard
New edition introduces several additions designed to improve usability and strengthen existing systems
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CommentComment: The increasing popularity of weight loss medications – fresh produce killer or potential saviour?
GLP-1 medications are rapidly gaining in popularity. Around half a million Australians regularly use the receptor agonist medications, including Ozempic and Mounjaro, for weight loss and maintaining a healthy weight. Monthly sales jumped from 58,000 units in 2020 to 500,000 units by 2025. Source: Adobe Stock These ...
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NewsMorocco gets ready for export gains
Even closer alignment with the EU and UK for North African exporter
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NewsHCP marks third year of protecting British horticulture
Horticulture Crop Protection secured 67 Minor Use Authorisations and reported £1.079 million cash at bank in not-for-profit org’s third year in action
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NewsVertical farm GrowUp makes strawberry shift
The Kent-based company, which previously supplied vertically-grown leafy salads, is exploring strawberry propagation amid challenging trade conditions
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NewsS&A Produce benefits from investment in water resilience
Berry supplier S&A Produce sees investments in water recycling and storage as crucial for surviving the UK’s drier summers
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NewsMansfields bring Sassy to UK orchards
The jewel-red, crisp and sweetly tangy apple variety makes its UK debut in Kent’s orchards
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NewsIndustry partners unite to support Chile’s Aconcagua Valley
Partnership tackles water scarcity and farming resilience in key sourcing region for avocados, grapes, citrus, and cherries
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NewsMaersk opens new container depot in Cameroon
Kribi facility is designed to help customers ease supply chain bottlenecks, improve container availability and strengthen import and export flows
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NewsPhilippine Carabao mangoes take off for Canada
Inaugural shipment part of efforts to expand Philippine mango exports
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NewsFoodstuffs supermarket owner-operators object to break-up proposals
Owner-operators say the proposal misunderstands the nature of the co-operative model