Tomato news archive – Page 23
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ArticleToBRFV-resistant tomato to launch
Syngenta is to offer a new commercial variety with ToBRFV resistance in early 2021
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ArticleRussia restricts Fergana veg imports
Russia has announced a ban on imports of greenhouse tomatoes and peppers from Uzbekistan’s largest export region, citing ToBRFV concerns
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ArticleMitsui aquires Totam Seeds
Tomato developer will subsequently partner with Dutch group Prominent
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ArticleAutogrow launches Folium 2.0
Second generation of New Zealand technology company’s smart sensor hits the market early
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ArticleNew lighting array boosts Flavourfresh Salads
8,000 sq m intelligent system will allow Lancashire grower to produce tomatoes throughout the winter
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ArticleAgroponiente launches chocolate ribbed tomato
Marejada is described as having exceptional flavour and a longer shelf life than other ribbed varieties
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ArticleCarton Pack founder passes away
Family and colleagues mourn passing of Puglia packaging specialist's founder and honorary president Nicola Leone
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ArticleLPG expands at Lancaster Farms
New 5ha greenhouse to boost tomato production at Goulburn Valley facility
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ArticleAntioquia reveals agri-tech ambitions
Government’s new greenhouse development hubs seek to put Antioquia on the produce map
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ArticleYoom recognised for "remarkable taste"
Syngenta's purple tomato lands Three Star Superior Taste Award at the International Taste Institute in Brussels
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ArticleUK debut for Tunisian brands
Three food products featuring fresh produce as key ingredients are given support to pitch for UK customers
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ArticleProminent strengthens snacking position
Group has been selling snack tomatoes from Moroccan grower QualiPrim since early September
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ArticleSingapore supports rooftop farms
Singapore Food Agency awards tenders to urban farms located on carpark rooftops
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ArticleEnza Zaden announces ToBRFV breakthrough
Key discovery opens door to the development of more resistant varieties
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ArticleCopa-Cogeca raises concerns
Farmers association Copa-Cogeca has expressed worries over the combined effects of Covid-19 and announcements made in the EU's Farm-to-Fork Strategy
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ArticleSimona Rubbi joins Freshfel board
CSO Italy's international relations manager will work to promote European horticulture on behalf of the trade
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ArticleAutogrow eyes European expansion
Ag-tech specialist creates Netherlands-based sales role to service expanding customer base
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ArticleCovid is changing fruit and veg trade 'permanently'
New report points to expanding supply models, higher demand for local produce, and greater need for mechanisation
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ArticleNew glasshouse for Rohe Produce
New Zealand company receives funding for a new high-tech glasshouse to grow organic tomatoes
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ArticleMalaysia’s tropical fruit triumph
Rising demand has seen the value of Malaysia’s tropical fruit exports continually increase since 2015