All Supply articles – Page 4
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NewsFreshfel shares concern of EU Commissioner on farmer security
Philippe Binard of Freshfel Europe has urged EU policymakers to act on priority access to water and proper compensation mechanisms for growers
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NewsLa Martinesa Fruits to champion Ricafrut persimmon partnership at Fruit Attraction
Spanish grower and exporter La Martinesa Fruits will use this year’s Fruit Attraction in Madrid to highlight its strategic alliance with Ricafrut
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NewsDaniel Boakes named as greosn COO
The fresh produce investment group says it is looking to strengthen its operational leadership to support its next phase of growth
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NewsMWW reports bumper green bean harvest despite drought
UK importer and distributor Minor, Weir & Willis credits varietal development, precision drilling and investment in reservoirs for a strong season
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AdvertorialIt’s just the beginning for Sassy apples
Three years ago, Sassy was a promising new variety finding its feet in New Zealand orchards. Today, it’s commercially grown across four continents, stocked in more than ten markets, and turning heads well beyond the produce aisle. Source: Golden Bay Fruit Global volumes have roughly doubled year ...
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AdvertorialBeyond seeds: value chain service powering Asian fresh produce collaboration
Rijk Zwaan to share cutting-edge breeding achievements and value-chain insights at the Asiafruit Showcase stage at Asia Fruit Logistica
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NewsSun World unveils two new table grape brands
Company says Summer Blush and Flavorcrush will fill gaps in terms of both novelty and availability for consumers
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AnalysisAnalysis: Jeddah port clearance delays trigger price divergence
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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NewsHousing for farmers a food security issue, says union
Farming union the Landworkers’ Alliance has called for updated guidance for local planners to enable UK farmers to live on or next to their land
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NewsNew Spitalfields Market unveils London’s largest rooftop solar installation
City Corporation switches on £1m solar array in a bid to reduce market’s reliance on grid power
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NewsHeat hits shelf-life of Belgian tomatoes
Belgian tomato growers have faced shelf-life issues in recent weeks due to repeated heatwaves, making nearby markets like the UK especially attractive
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NewsNatural Delights enters strong 2026/27 Medjool date crop
Leading US Medjool date brand has been investing in the category and will employ an expanded marketing programme this season
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NewsBarden Farms stays ahead of the harvest clock with John Deere
Major vegetable producer is extracting maximum value out of its equipment
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NewsLogistics visionary Klaus-Michael Kühne dies aged 89
Kuehne+Nagel’s honorary chairman was widely credited with helping to build today’s global supply chains
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NewsLimoneira sells Paso Robles vineyard for US$15mn
Proceeds of all-cash sale have been earmarked for debt reduction and avocado acreage expansion
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NewsDriscoll’s first chief communications officer Frances Dillard departs
Executive played pivotal role in transforming Driscoll’s from North American berry business into widely recognised global brand
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NewsSouth Africa cuts citrus export forecast again amid mounting seasonal pressures
The CGA has revised its 2026 season export estimates downward to 197.9mn cartons, citing the closure of Middle East trade routes as a major factor
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NewsElsoms joins British Growers Partnership Scheme
British Growers believes Elsoms’ extensive knowledge and experience in vegetable breeding and seed innovation will be of great benefit to its grower members
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NewsUS blueberry industry votes to continue USHBC work
The US Highbush Blueberry Council has secured its future after producers and importers voted in favour of continuing the marketing body
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NewsEosta expands organic rain-grown avocado imports from Mexico
Eosta is expanding its Organic Raingrown programme with new avocado volumes from Avova and a second season of high-juice Peruvian oranges