All articles by Tom Joyce – Page 53
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ArticleHoneycrunch ditching the plastic
Innatis is rolling out new fully recyclable cardboard punnets for its Honeycrunch apples in response to retailers’ desire to lose the plastic
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ArticlePorts combine their strength
Port of Antwerp has signed memoranda of understanding with ports around the world to better tackle the challenges of the future
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ArticleProtocol facilitates data exchange
The Dutch FVO has drawn up a Data Protocol to encourage the exchange of greenhouse production data in order to boost innovation in the sector
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ArticleIrrigation project kicks off in Tunisia
In Tunisia, the World Bank is co-financing the Irrigated Agriculture Intensification Project to improve the country’s management of limited water resources
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ArticleFirst Carrefour Bio opens in Poland
Carrefour has introduced its new organic food concept in Poland, with the opening of a Carrefour Bio in Warsaw, offering around 2,500 organic products
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ArticleSun World grants LatAm licenses
Sun World International has granted new grape licences in Chile and Peru as the group continues to bolster its presence in the global fruit trade
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ArticleDunkirk prepared for Brexit delays
The French Port of Dunkirk has invested in new infrastructure and manpower to handle the delays and additional checks predicted in the wake of a hard Brexit
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ArticleAlanar extending global reach
Huge demand for cherries from new customers in the recently opened markets of China and South Korea are a welcome challenge for Turkish exporter Alanar
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ArticleConference pears aim for Chinese growth
Belgium’s Princess Astrid formed part of an ambitious economic mission to China in support of Belgian products like the Conference pear
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ArticleVibe to connect businesses at Sival
The Sival trade fair will facilitate B2B meetings between plant production professionals when it returns to Angers in January
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ArticlePlastic alternative picks up award
An environmentally friendly substitute for plastic made of fish waste has scooped the international prize from the James Dyson Foundation
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ArticleFrench apples in Dubai spotlight
Interfel is organising a promotional event for French apples to coincide with the WOP Dubai exhibition, inviting local buyers and importers to sample this season’s quality
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ArticleECJ rules on labelling from Occupied Territory
The European Court of Justice has ruled that products from Israeli settlements must be labelled to allow consumers to make “informed choices”
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ArticleDel Monte opens Kuwait facility
Del Monte continues its expansion in the MENA region with the opening of a new state-of-the-art fresh-cut facility in Kuwait
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ArticleVictory beating off Camarosa
Strawberry producers in Greece are gradually replacing the traditional Camarosa variety with heart-shaped Victory
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ArticleNature’s Pride acts on water
Dutch importer Nature’s Pride is demonstrating its commitment to responsible water use with the successful pilot of SPRING in Peru and Chile
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ArticleInnatis launches Zingy apple
French grower Innatis unveiled its latest apple variety at Fruit Attraction, the locally bred Zingy, which it believes has the potential to go global
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ArticleMorocco to host berry conference
Berry professionals are set to gather in Agadir on 5 December for the Morocco Berry Conference, with topics including disease, crop protection and innovation
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ArticleCandine set for expansion
Cultivation of the bright red apple variety is due to expand in France and Italy, with negotiations also underway in other producing countries
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ArticleUGPBAN stresses commitment to agroecology
Bananas from Guadeloupe and Martinique will highlight their environmental focus at this week’s Fruit Attraction show in the Spanish capital