All Technology articles – Page 52
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ArticleStePac packaging helps reduce emissions
Research from Wageningen University shows packaging company’s modified atmosphere offerings reduce food waste and its associated greenhouse gasses
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ArticleBayWa spends millions on better facilities
Group says significant new investment in Germany, Netherlands and New Zealand has improved its ability to supply high-quality fresh produce
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ArticleClaridock launches new trade platform
Online trade database introduced as a market place for fresh produce buyers and suppliers
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ArticleJanssen and Fresh Inset partner on produce preservation
Agreement will see Janssen evaluate Fresh Inset’s pads and labels for fresh produce storage preservation
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ArticleIFAD and AfDB aim to boost productivity in Africa
The African Development Bank and IFAD have teamed up on a joint mission to reduce Africa’s dependence on food imports and build sustainable food systems
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ArticleBiome Makers and Kimitec join forces to improve soil health
New alliance will identify microbiota hidden in soil to develop new generation of customised probiotics
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ArticlePML Kenya invests in state-of-the-art vacuum cooler
Company hopes the cooler, located at Nairobi’s Jomo Kenyatta International Airport, will attract new customers
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ArticleLatest version of HarvestEye ‘faster and more accurate’
Crop insight tool gathers performance data on size and count, and maps variability of potatoes and onions
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ArticleBlockchain ‘can make growers’ lives easier’
Comment: How blockchain technology can help growers to streamline the supply chain and retain more profit
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ArticleMayani secures more funding
Philippine ag-tech start-up raised US1.7m in seed funding as works to transform the country’s supply chain
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VideoWorld of Fresh Ideas · Elad Mardix, Clarifruit & Amir Weitmann, Champel Capital
Wasteful fresh produce supply chains are ready for a radical overhaul. In episode five of World of Fresh Ideas, Elad Mardix of Clarifruit and Amir Weitmann of Champel Capital explain why they believe artificial intelligence can change quality control forever
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ArticleEosta hits plastic packaging savings landmark
Group says it has “initiated a European trend” with the introduction of laser marks on fruit and vegetables
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ArticleHazel Tech named one of Global Cleantech 100 for second year
Annual list highlights companies leading efforts to make the world more sustainable
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ArticleAsfertglobal hits new sales record in 2022
Turnover up 35 per cent as company focuses on growth in North America, Eastern Europe and South Africa
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ArticleRijk Zwaan ready for Winter Leafy Hydroponics Demo
Dinteloord will welcome horticultural professionals from around the world in February
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ArticleIGD forecasts global retail trends
Improving supply chain efficiency and delivering value are some of the key trends expected in 2023
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ArticleSorma unveils new weighing machine for cluster tomatoes
High-performance machine provides a solution for automating set-weight tray filling, optimising production times and saving labour
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ArticleSyngenta presents ToBRFV Information Center
Center gathers hygiene tips, updated information on resistance genetics and expert perspectives on Tomato Brown Rugose Fruit Virus in one location
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ArticleFruit Logistica start-ups present vision of more profitable and sustainable future
Leading trade show for global fresh produce business renews support for data-driven supply chains, artificial intelligence, robotic automation, smart agri, and other advanced systems that unlock new commercial opportunities
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ArticleAleta Planet payment launches for DiMuto solutions
B2B cross-border payment service now live on DiMuto’s global agrifood trade management platform