All articles by Tom Joyce – Page 49
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         Article ArticleTropiWorld aims for one-stop shopDubai-based TropiWorld is establishing farmer associations across the world, as it aims to become one of the world’s leading exotics producers and distributors 
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         Article ArticleOroganic launches in the NetherlandsLaunched last month at HortiContact, Oro Agri’s new insecticide Oroganic aims to control problem insects in an environmentally friendly way 
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         Article ArticleGulf reacts as Iranian cases growThe coronavirus outbreak in Iran has been the most deadly outside of China, prompting many countries in the region to impose travel restrictions 
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         Article ArticleBelOrta auctions first peppersBelgian cooperative BelOrta has auctioned the first green bell peppers of the season, with yellow and red varieties set to follow 
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         Article ArticleTomato virus found in FranceThe first known case of tomato brown rugose fruit virus has been confirmed in a farm in north-west France 
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         Article ArticleLAVA pilots new digital platformBelgian auction association LAVA is piloting a new digital platform to assist growers in performing everyday tasks, sharing information and improving quality 
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         Article ArticleFrench potato exports riseGrowth in eastern Europe and Italy helped French potatoes record an increase in total exports during 2019/20 
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         Article ArticleAgriPlace addresses transparency needsNico Broersen Junior of AgriPlace, the global platform for agricultural compliance, discusses AgriPlace Chain, a tool to facilitate information-sharing in order to minimise risk in the supply chain 
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         Article ArticleCrystal clear on future directionThe Saudi trader is expanding its presence across the Middle East, while investigating the possibilities for processing, packing and home deliveries 
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         Article ArticlePartnerships extend the seasonThanks to new partnerships, Ghana’s Fruit Brothers is set to start exporting pineapples and mangoes out of Côte d’Ivoire, increasing the supply window 
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         Article ArticleSustaining growthThrough its five-year sustainability plan, Dutch avocado importer Nature’s Pride continues to undertake efforts on labour conditions, food waste and the environment 
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         Article ArticlePrimland stresses product varietyAt Fruit Logistica, the French kiwifruit specialist will be promoting its full range of products, including Oscar, Oscar Gold, Oscar Red and Nergi 
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         Article ArticleNew India service for London GatewayA new service for DP World operating from London Gateway is predicted to open up more trading opportunities between the UK and India 
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         Article ArticleEU set to consider meat chargeThe European Parliament is preparing to debate a proposal to introduce a “sustainability charge” on meat to reflect its environmental impact 
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         Article ArticleAlanar invests in technologyTurkish producer-exporter Alanar has invested in state-of-the-art technology to ensure it supplies the perfect cherry 
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         Article ArticleVog reinforces green commitmentsThe Italian apple coop is ready to show off its green credentials at Fruit Logistica, including eco-friendly packaging, clean energy and organic investments 
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         Article ArticlePink Lady sponsors Dubai runFor the second consecutive year, apple brand Pink Lady sponsored the Standard Chartered Dubai Marathon, which attracts more than 30,000 runners 
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         Article ArticleCQLP halts strawberry salesFrench consumer brand ‘C’est qui le patron?’ has abandoned strawberry sales after two years due to packaging and waste issues 
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         Article ArticleMade in Nature promotes in ParisThe EU campaign promoting organic agriculture in Italy, France and Germany started the year with a culinary event in the French capital 
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         Article ArticleFrench strikes hit topfruit exportsStrikes and blockades at various French ports have disrupted exports of apples and pears, with Blue Whale estimating losses at €150,000 
 

