Tomato news archive – Page 39
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ArticleSundrop opens world-first tomato farm
Sundrop Farms has officially opened its state-of-the-art solar desalination farm
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ArticlePure Harvest to launch in UAE
New hydroponic farming venture Pure Harvest aims to utilise the latest Dutch technology to bring greater food independence to the UAE
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ArticleCasi predicts rosy future for pink tomatoes
With planted area almost doubling this season the cooperative is looking for new markets
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ArticleKoper to benefit from state investment
Slovenian government unveils plan for massive transport funding scheme during the next decade and a half
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ArticleTomato suppliers reap benefits of switching to LED
APS Salads and Flavour Fresh have cut energy costs and boosted yields after switching to a 100 per cent LED system
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ArticleAudio: brands key to adding new value
Levahrt's commercial director Claas van Os explains why the group is working to develop fresh produce trademarks
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ArticleTomato PGI welcomes new member
Volumes of Tomate La Cañada-branded tomatoes to increase as Luis Andújar becomes seventh company to join the label
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ArticleIdyl discovers eco solution
For its organic brand, Tribu Ecolo, French-Moroccan producer Idyl is using the fibres of recycled tomato plants to create ecological packaging
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ArticleTomates de Toulouse get investment
French greenhouse vegetable grower Les Serres de Bessières is increasing production of its Tomates de Toulouse, with investments set to grow to €16m
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ArticleBradford wholesale market to get facelift
To mark its 40th birthday the wholesale market is looking at ways of modernising the site’s appearance
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ArticleIsraeli tomato exports decline
As the number of tomato growers falls, Israeli production is sliding steadily, with exports suffering as a result of strong domestic demand
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ArticleMoroccan exports to Spain on the up
In the first three months of 2016, Spanish imports of Moroccan fruit and vegetables grew by a sizeable 26 per cent
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ArticleEgyptian exports rise to meet demand
Demand is soaring for a number of Egyptian produce exports, including tomatoes, oranges, onions and strawberries, not least from Russia
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ArticleSaudi importers turn to Turkey
As demand soars during the annual Hajj, Saudi Arabia expects to import significantly more fresh produce from competitively priced Turkey
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ArticleEosta heads Back to School
Eosta's 'Back to School' snacking tomatoes tap into two of the biggest trends in food: health and convenience
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ArticleUnusual produce sees spike in demand
Wholesalers report greater demand in niche lines such as heritage produce, coloured vegetables and micro herbs
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ArticleTomatoes in focus
Upcoming Great British Tomato Conference to address issues across commercial, technical and current affairs
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ArticleRussian consumers favour markets
Over half of Russians have more faith in the quality of fresh produce sold in markets, as trust in large supermarket chains falls, says Nielsen
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ArticleFruitnet launches event for south-east Europe
Opportunities to develop exports and build new markets will be focus at Fruitnet Forum South-East Europe in Belgrade
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ArticleNo reaction from Russia
Turkish losses continue to mount as a result of the ban from Russia, with Russian officials highlighting the need to support domestic production