All articles by Tom Joyce – Page 127
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ArticleWarm welcome for Co-op ethical plan
The UK retailer's decision to step up its ethical programme has been enthusiastically greeted by the Fairtrade Foundation
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ArticleT&G makes Riwaka investment
New Zealand-based Turner & Growers has revealed plans to purchase the remainder of an orchard operation in Riwaka
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ArticlePomona creates Refaly
The French distributor has announced the creation of Refaly to handle its fresh and processed produce
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ArticleDamco opens new French office
Logistics provider Damco has announced the opening of its third office in France, in Le Havre port
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ArticleTomate Jouno launches novelties
The French tomato producer has unveiled the new Sweetcarpaccio variety and stepped up its communication to consumers
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ArticleHoogstraten welcomes first strawberries
The very first strawberries of the season arrived last week at Hoogstraten auction in Belgium
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ArticleFlorette prepares fruit push
Fruit Logistica saw the French group reveal its coming range of fresh-cut fruit products
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ArticleApple producers form global alliance
The creation of the International Pome Fruit Alliance marks "beginning of a new era in varietal development", group says
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ArticleUK government slammed on organics
The Soil Association has released a new report critical of the UK government's lack of support for organics
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ArticleThe Greenery to close Maasland site
Dutch marketing organisation reveals plans to transfer activities from its Maasland facility in order to shorten the supply chain
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All Day Long makes a difference
The Belgian promotional campaign, organised by VLAM, Flanders’ Agricultural Marketing Board, is showing signs of success
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ArticleDole Europe highlights sustainability
The fresh produce giant has launched a new information campaign to convince consumers of the sustainability of its practices
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ArticleAREFLH elects new president
At the latest annual meeting of the AREFLH, Fabrice Verdier was chosen as the new president
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ArticleTrade starts to recover in Egypt
Last week's protests caused the country to grind to a halt, but trade is now beginning to return to normal
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ArticleHope for UK hospital food
Despite a new poll chastising hospital food in the UK, many hospitals are now looking to source locally and boost their organic offering
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ArticleNew phone app aids ethical shopping
A new iPhone app has been launched in the UK to assist consumers who wish to shop in an ethical fashion
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ArticleEgypt turmoil could cause UAE price rise
Traders in the UAE fear that the chaos engulfing Egypt could lead to an increase in fresh produce prices in the Emirates
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ArticleBanana war persists, says APEB
APEB has warned that adoption of the Geneva agreement on bananas will not resolve the banana war
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ArticleEgypt grinds to halt as protests build
Massive protests in Egypt have brought the country to a virtual standstill, leaving produce stranded in coldstorage facilities
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ArticleSummit urges greater transparency
The issue of transparency formed the core of this year's North American Sustainable Foods Summit, held in San Francisco