All Sustainability articles – Page 164
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ArticleJaguar empowers South African fruit farmers
Dutch company teams up with energy supplier and investment fund to create solar energy joint venture
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ArticlePlumpton fined over slurry pollution
Sussex agricultural college fined £50,000 plus costs for causing death of over 1,500 fish after polluting a local stream
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ArticleTesting to improve automation
Brillopak is using Martin Lishman's ImpacTrack shock sensors to demonstrate the care of its handling systems and further improve efficiency
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ArticleBlueberry first for Berry Gardens
Group develops UK’s first home-grown organic blueberries for Waitrose
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ArticleCovid-19 has exposed ‘serious weaknesses’ in UK food system
Experts concerned that UK supply chains are ill-equipped to deal with long-term effects of pandemic, according to new report
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ArticleIdeal start amid uncertainty
Market conditions appear just right for the start of the French topfruit season, but concerns about the climate, Covid-19 and Brexit persist
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ArticleWaitrose runs Fairtrade banana pilot
Initiative in the Dominican Republic aims to boost workers' lives, and is revealed as part of Banana Lovers Day celebrations
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ArticleLockdown boost for organic produce
Waitrose reports strong sales increase across organic food ranges during coronavirus pandemic
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ArticleCapespan adopts eco-friendly glass filtration
New product can reduce the producers' water waste and energy consumption according to initial tests by the international supplier
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ArticleKicking off the sustainability debate
FIFA Foundation and UPL sign memorandum of understanding to promote sustainable development and education through football
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ArticleTenderstem donates to Kenyan kids
Children at the Maua School in Kenya’s South Lakes Region have enjoyed the arrival of resources, textbooks and playground equipment
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ArticleLeaf calls for farmer involvement
Food and biodiversity are set to be central themes at Leaf Open Farm Sunday’s two-day online event in September
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ArticleFeel Good ink
Water-based inks are sustainable, better for the environment and no less efficient, which is why Silbo has been utilising them for some time
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Article"A horticulture revolution for food security"
NFU calls for greater food self-sufficiency to mark notional day Britain would run out of food if relying on homegrown produce
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ArticleSmurfit Kappa partners with WWF in Colombia
Alliance aims to restore, expand and protect forests and ecosystems in country where paper packaging giant manages 68,000ha of woodland
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ArticleGrowcom launches new certification programme
Hort360 aimed at improving soil, water and crop management for Queensland horticulture growers
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ArticleNic Jooste ready to get Immersed
The former Cool Fresh director is helping companies develop more positive social and environmental strategies
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ArticleCash for NI organic conversion
Scheme opens for applications for farmers looking to convert to organic in Northern Ireland
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ArticleApeel extends Edeka commitment
Group releases food waste reduction results at Edeka and Netto, and is expanding nationwide in Germany
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ArticleBe Climate turns to Instagram
Port International is urging Belgian consumers of Be Climate bananas to take to Instagram as it promotes the brand's health benefits for both people and planet