All articles by Tom Joyce – Page 38
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         Article ArticleUniting against food wasteWe must come together to tackle the problem of waste in the supply chain, say waste expert Toine Timmermans and Liquidseal's Victor Monster 
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         Article ArticleChiquita launches carbon programmeThe banana giant aims to reduce carbon emissions by 30 per cent by the end of 2030 in its "30BY30" project 
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         Article ArticleBelgian sector launches platformThe Belgian fruit and vegetables sector is launching a new digital platform to keep Belgian companies in touch with existing and potential customers abroad 
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         Article ArticlePrimland producing Gold in MpumalangaFrench kiwifruit specialist Primland is boosting its counter-seasonal supplies with Oscar Gold kiwifruit from South Africa 
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         Article ArticleColeacp delivers Action PlanThe importance of the Brussels-based organisation’s support for growers in African, Caribbean and Pacific countries has only risen since the start of the Covid-19 crisis 
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         Article ArticleEosta wants organic recognitionEosta highlights the water savings of its organically grown avocados in order to draw attention to the environmental benefits of organic production 
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         Article ArticleTomatoes make sustainability stridesAt the Global Tomato Congress, sustainability specialists highlighted the progress made, as well as the significant challenges ahead 
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         Article ArticleTomato Congress shows category's strengthGlobal Tomato Congress brought the category together on 16 March, attracting over 2,000 delegates for a day of online discussions and networking 
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         Article ArticleTotam Seeds backs Global Tomato CongressDutch tomato breeding specialist Totam Seeds is sponsoring next week's Global Tomato Congress, which takes place online on 16 March 
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         Article ArticleUkraine's Uman invests in lightingUman Greenhouse Complex is one of the first Ukrainian companies to invest in hybrid grow light system to produce vegetables 
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         Article ArticleBelgian tomatoes on the riseTomato production is expanding in Belgium, driven by growth in cultivation under controlled lighting conditions, with exports also on the up 
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         Article ArticlePink Lady campaign continuesPink Lady Europe’s wide-ranging media campaign highlights the apple brand’s positive contribution to the environment, consumers and society 
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         Article ArticleUN Summit faces boycott threatThe Food Systems Summit has angered farming groups with its perceived bias toward high-tech solutions to the food crisis and neglect of agroecology 
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         Article ArticleMozambican lychees cheer WestfaliaWestfalia Fruit is celebrating a bountiful lychee season in Mozambique, with returns lifting up a community of small-scale farmers in Manica Province 
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         Article ArticleVal Nantais aims to inspire trustThe French vegetable coop has announced the launch of La Nouvelle Agriculture-branded lamb’s lettuce with the goal of boosting transparency and trust 
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         Article ArticleBlue Whale forges ties in ChileThe French exporter has formed a partnership with Chile’s Inversiones VECS to boost its volume and range from the Southern Hemisphere 
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         Article ArticlePrince de Bretagne reacts to drive boomThe Brittany-based marketer is launching a range of vegetables to be sold individually to meet growing demand via drive shopping channels 
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         Article ArticleGlobal Grape Congress set for JuneFruitnet is launching the Global Grape Congress, to be held online on 30 June 
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         Article ArticleREO growing and expandingBelgian auction REO Veiling has seen its tomato volumes increase rapidly in recent years, led by strong growth in vine tomato production under efficient LED lighting 
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         Article ArticleStaying flexible amid restrictionsBelgian cooperative BFV is adapting in order to reach consumers and promote new varieties, despite limitations caused by Covid-19 
 

