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ArticleNew Zealand clamps down on tomato disease
Authorities hope to resume exports by October as efforts to control the spread of Pepino mosaic virus continue
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ArticleColombian avo exports to UK soar
Colombian avocado exports to UK rise 90 per cent this year, worth £13million, ProColombia reveals
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ArticleFyffes sets itself 13 green targets
Company says recent events underlined need for companies to contribute to sustainable future for planet and people
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ArticlePML appoints new sales manager
Perishable Movements Ltd (PML) has promoted Simon Hanley to a new sales manager role following company expansion
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ArticleFurther port problems hamper RSA exports
This week’s cyber-attack disrupted Transnet’s system across all South African ports
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Article'Collaboration key to emissions pledge'
Supply chain optimisation is key to UK food and drink sector meeting net-zero emissions pledge, says logistics consultancy Scala
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ArticlePinKids gets fun redesign
Launched a decade ago as a way to combat waste, PinKids is enhancing its appeal to its young audience with a fun new look
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ArticleAustralian sustainability framework unveiled
Hort Innovation develops framework for understanding and measuring sustainability
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ArticleHail strikes apple orchards in Italy
Unexpected storm hits areas in Val di Non, causing damage to as many as 600ha, according to reports
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ArticleMinisters talk sustainability at BelOrta
The Belgian cooperative’s sustainability efforts were high on the agenda during a visit by the ministers of agriculture of Belgium and Malta
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ArticleIsrael addresses high produce prices
Through easing import regulations and dropping or reducing taxes, Israel is determined to lower the costs of fresh produce
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ArticleNew branding for Growing Underground
Carbon-negative salad business launches new retail brand at a time of confirming its B Corp status
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ArticleSingapore investment in Malaysian durians
Consumer demand for popular fruit encourages Singaporean businesses to invest in durian plantations in Malaysia
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ArticleBanana battle continues for Philippines
Challenges of 2020 have not subsided as industry body predicts similar results in 2021
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ArticleMeasuring NZ’s food waste
Younger generations contribute most to NZ$2.4bn per annum food waste bill
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ArticlePineapple partnership for Dole Sunshine
Pineapple leaves from Philippines plantations to be used in sustainable leather alternative
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ArticleNew Zealand avocado prices under pressure
Strong start to season puts pressure on pricing, as consumers are urged to eat more to support the industry
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ArticleMore apples but fewer pears for Catalonia
2021 apple production forecast to rise by 16 per cent while pear volumes set to fall by 14 per cent year-on-year
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ArticleCaccamo confirmed as NIAB CEO
Current MD of NIAB EMR will take over from retiring NIAB chief executive Tina Barsby in October
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ArticleBrexit trade deals 'may cause 1,500 extra deaths'
Comment: Marco Springmann, senior researcher at the Oxford Martin Programme on the Future of Food, University of Oxford, argues UK agricultural trade policy must be based around health priorities