All Sustainability articles – Page 252
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ArticleSpanish imports on the increase
Fepex reports that fruit and vegetable imports between January and November grew in volume terms but fell in value
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ArticleDole resolves environmental lawsuit
Multinational 'amicably resolves' lawsuit claiming it misrepresented its commitment to the environment in Guatemala
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ArticleUN urges people to buy "funny fruit"
New campaign aims to cut food waste, improve sustainability of supply and make public better appreciate value of food
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ArticleBiobest launches Flying Doctors
Belgium-based biological protection group utilises bumblebees to help prevent the spread of mould and diseases
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ArticleHalf of all food goes to waste
UK organisation reports that each year 2bn tonnes of food never gets eaten
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ArticleGales hit Nelson fruit crops
High winds over the past few weeks have taken the shine off Nelson’s apple and pear crop in New Zealand’s south
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Searching for sustainable solutions
Food Tank will try to fix the world's "broken" food system, alleviating hunger and obesity at the same time
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ArticleVLAM to unveil new concept
Belgium's Flandria quality label will be highlighted with a new slogan and promotional materials at Fruit Logistica in Berlin
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ArticleSweden hosts Urban Agriculture Summit
Linköping puts itself on fresh produce map with three-day event covering long-term improvements to global food supply
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ArticleChinese vegetable prices spike
Vegetable prices are on the rise in China as the run of record cold weather continues across the country
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ArticleCalifornian citrus avoids frost issues
Citrus crops in California’s San Joaquin Valley have faced less frost pressure this season and dodged any significant damage
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ArticlePhilippine banana loans fall short
Loans to banana growers hit by Typhoon Bopha from Philippine authorities will not cover the cost of rebuilding the industry
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ArticleBopha damage estimates increase
Philippine banana damage estimates from Typhoon Bopha have been revised upwards to nearly 19,000ha
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ArticleOppy goes ethical with Brazilian grapes
Rainforest Alliance table grapes from Fazendas Labrunier will be available in North America through the end of the year
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ArticleOSF boss defends biotech in TEDx talk
Neal Carter uses speech at Canadian TEDx event to deliver empassioned defence of technology's role in horticulture
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ArticleAyco demonstrates social conscience
Group celebrates strong start to melon season by contributing computer equipment to two schools in Guatemala
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ArticleKiwifruit vines act as carbon sink
Soil study shows New Zealand kiwifruit industry has healthy foundations despite ongoing problems above ground with vine disease Psa-V
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ArticleALG citrus purchase to boost exports
South African group has acquired a citrus farm that will produce fruit into January, helping extend the US export campaign
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ArticleM&S criticises "greenest government"
The UK retailer has hit out at government policies reducing the certainty created by the 2008 Climate Change Act
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ArticleStudy reveals pesticide link
Two pesticides have been shown to have a damaging impact on the behaviour and populations of bees in the UK