All Supply articles – Page 418
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ArticleNew consortium to rescue Italian pear trade
Faced by various challenges, several leading suppliers have joined forces to ensure consumers keep eating the fruit
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ArticleBrassica & Leafy Salad Conference returns in January
Hazera Seeds UK, Sakata UK and Tozer Seeds are among the exhibitors at long-awaited event in Peterborough
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ArticleBritish topfruit growers concerned by rising costs
Increased prices of cardboard, packaging, haulage and labour are putting pressure on UK producers
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ArticleShipping struggles hamper Australian citrus
Container shortages and delays provide supply chain challenge for exporters
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ArticleAusveg calls for more Pacific Island workers
Australia’s fruit and vegetable growers desperate to address labour shortage of up to 24,000 workers
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ArticleMCI produces 400,000th Star Cool unit
Group describes it as "another significant milestone" in its 30-year history as a key supplier to the shipping industry
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ArticleH1 profit dips at T&G Global
New Zealand group confident it can meet current challenges “head on”
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ArticleIndonesians urged to consume more fruit
Fruit consumption rate remains below World Health Organisation recommended standard
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ArticleSupport for Thai growers facing price slump
Air force used to transport mangosteen and longan across the country
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ArticleDemand stays strong at Karakuta
Kenya's Karakuta Farm is continuing to make progress, empowering more and more local women through the production of avocados
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ArticleSRUC to build vertical farm
New facility will grow nutrient-dense fruit and vegetables that have specific human health qualities
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Article£1.25m for crop waste research facility
Upgraded Eastern AgriTech Innovation Hub seeks to promote the reduction of unsustainable crop and food waste
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ArticleNew Zealand fruit promoted in Vietnam
Vinmart and New Zealand Trade and Enterprise organise New Zealand Fruit Week for second year running
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ArticleGala tops Washington apple crop
WSTFA forecasts similar total volume as 2020, with Gala accounting for 21 per cent of production
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ArticleIrrigation win for Queensland growers
State government to reduce irrigation costs by 35 per cent for horticulture businesses
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ArticleAI powers new AeroFarms partnership
Collaboration with Nokia will utilise artificial intelligence-enabled planet vision technology in vertical farms
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ArticleT&G Global launches VentureFruit
New global genetics business underpinned by partnerships with Plant & Food Research and Plant IP Partners
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ArticleUSDA announces specialty crop funding
US$10m in grant funding has been made available for the Specialty Crop Multi-State Program
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ArticleWeather puts strain on UK cherry season
Growers face up to challenging campaign as extreme weather leads to reduced tonnage, although quality remains high
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ArticleMinisters 'dragging feet' over driver crisis - union
Unite proposes six-point plan to alleviate pressure on haulage industry and prevent further gaps on supermarket shelves