All Supply articles – Page 459
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ArticleHM Clause, Hazera showcase melon novelties
Companies present latest melon and watermelon offerings to European retailers in Murcia
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ArticleEU set for tomato export drop
EC agricultural market report suggests fresh tomato imports will climb 7 per cent this year, with exports falling 21 per cent
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ArticlePort of Antwerp reports rise in H1 throughput
Throughput with the UK and Ireland up by 11.1 per cent and 12.1 per cent respectively in spite of Brexit
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ArticleJapan's fruit consumption drops in May
Kiwifruit and bananas enjoy favourable month, despite difficulties with supply
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ArticleVietnamese growers feel lockdown strain
Market shutdowns and logistics problems prove major hurdles to growers during latest Covid-19 outbreak
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Article‘No lettuce’ salad wins top organic award
Flower Salad from Maddocks Farm Organic awarded possible listing at Ocado after triumphing in Soil Association’s annual BOOM Awards
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ArticleGoatham’s hungry for more after lockdown boost
British topfruit giant welcomes Covid-related boost to consumption as it continues major programme of orchard planting
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ArticleJO Sims makes UK cherry season debut
Grower JO Sims poised for excellent cherry season from its first UK farm, in spite of record-breaking frosts
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PodcastsFruitbox 65 · Michele Dall'Olio, Fresh4cast
How can artificial intelligence help fresh produce companies to predict the future more accurately?
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Article'Trade deals must protect UK farmers'
'Champion and protect British food in trade deals', British public say in NFU survey
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ArticleWayCool hits revenue milestone
Indian agri-commerce company signals expansion plans after passing annual revenue achievement
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ArticlePush to fix Australia’s piece rate system
Australian Workers Union to commence case looking to guarantee minimum wage for fruit pickers
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ArticleWeChat supports Lancang-Mekong Fruit Festival
Festival promotes fruits from Cambodia, Laos, Myanmar, Thailand and Vietnam in China
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ArticleAfghanistan apricot growers gear up for season
Cooler weather delays start of harvest, with growers confident of export potential after 2020 interrupted by Covid-19
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ArticleSIIM hails Zero Carbon pineapple
French importer SIIM has announced the first 'Zero Carbon' pineapple, from its plantations in Ecuador to its Rungis facility in France
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ArticleAir cargo demand lifts above pre-Covid levels
Global demand for airfreight rises 9.4 per cent above pre-Covid levels in May, IATA reveals
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ArticleTwo new directors at AC Goatham & Son
Gayle Goatham and Steve Barwick unveiled as HR and recruitment director and commercial director respectively
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ArticleUK bans EU seed potato imports
UK bans import of seed potatoes from EU countries in response to European refusal to re-authorise British imports
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ArticleWolds Produce acquires WM Quarrie
Potato supplier buys fellow Yorkshire business, eyeing opportunities for growth in seed potato market
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ArticleVOG debuts new cherry range
Ciliegie delle Alpi is the name of the South Tyrolean consortium’s new brand