All articles by Tom Joyce – Page 142
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ArticleAction urged on French farmer suicides
The president of the Rural Coordination has demanded that awareness be raised of the suicide problem amongst French farmers
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ArticleEosta launches campaign in RSA
The Dutch company has unveiled a new campaign in South Africa, using the attention of the World Cup to help improve social conditions
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ArticleTalking Heads | William Burgess
Fruitnet.com talks to Produce World chief executive William Burgess about his career so far and his thoughts on the fresh produce industry
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ArticleSoil Association criticises GM trial
The UK's Soil Association has questioned the sense in the new GM potato trials being undertaken in Norfolk
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ArticleZim increases transatlantic rate
The Israeli shipping company has revealed that rates for transatlantic freight will increase from the start of July
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Leahy to step down at Tesco next year
Having been Tesco's CEO for the last 14 years, Sir Terry Leahy has announced his desire to retire in March 2011
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ArticleTurkish cherry exporters cheery
Thanks to this season's favourable weather conditions, Turkish cherry exporters have reasons to be cheerful
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Aldi to open up in NYC
The discounter is set to open its first store in New York City, in the US, where its presence has grown rapidly since 2008
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ArticlePink Lady targets health-conscious women
The apple brand is aiming to reach healthy women with disposable income in its new advertising campaign in the UK
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ArticleAlgeria struggles with exports
The North African country reportedly has a number of obstacles to overcome before it can increase its exports overseas
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ArticleNunhems aims big for new melon
Seeds specialist Nunhems has announced that it has high hopes for its new Yellow Moon melon variety
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ArticleFrench put off by price
French shoppers are consuming insufficient fruit and vegetables due to a lack of money, according to a new poll
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Africa's green revolution
Namanga Ngongi, an agronomist from Cameroon, believes that Africa may be embarking on a second green revolution
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ArticleGazan agriculture suffers
The continuing blockade of the Gaza Strip by Israel is leading to the rapid decline of agriculture in Gaza
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ArticleRungis fruit outperforms veg
Although 2009 was a tough year for all, fruits appear to have fared better than vegetables at the Parisian market of Rungis
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ArticleNîmes strawberries to gain PGI
Nîmes' strawberries are set to join the French region's wine, olives and olive oil in gaining protected status
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ArticleGuadeloupe bananas return to EU
Following a lengthy hiatus caused by the volcanic eruption at Montserrat, exports of Guadeloupe's bananas are ready to resume
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ArticleWorld Cup teams offset emissions
Through Soil & More's compost project, many teams at this month's World Cup aim to offset their carbon emissions
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ArticleMercosur-Israel FTA comes online
Trade between the South American bloc and Israel is expected to increase after the FTA comes into effect today
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ArticleUK MP urges food revolution
A British politician has called on the government to transform public sector food procurement to boost UK agriculture