Berries news archive – Page 43
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ArticleJazz triumphs again as NFS goes digital
Club variety named Britain’s Tastiest Apple for fourth year running, with Bardsley England crowned Best in Show at virtual edition of NFS
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ArticleZespri and Fall Creek CEOs join PMA board
Led by Dwight Ferguson, group also includes directors of Grupo Alta, Frontera, Amerifresh and Measure to Improve
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ArticleNZ berry producer anticipating DIY boom
Shortage of strawberry pickers in New Zealand has berry grower expecting influx of locals to ‘pick their own’
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ArticleChange at the top for Fall Creek
Revamped leadership team makes company’s management more streamlined and agile
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ArticleUK exporter eyes strawberry expansion in Asia
GB Seasons wants to send more strawberries to Hong Kong and Japan next season after a successful first few months in business
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ArticleHuelvan berries in new sustainability drive
#RESPBerry project aims to raise producer awareness over correct use of phytosanitary products
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ArticleCovid-19 effect wide and varied
Nick Nafpliotis, MD of Greek trader Greek & Fresh, spoke to Fruitnet about the impact of Covid-19, the start of the kiwifruit season and plans for Greek avocados
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ArticleEmirates keeps produce in the air
Emirates SkyCargo has nearly quadrupled its destinations since March as it works to facilitate fresh produce exports during the pandemic
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ArticleFresón de Palos gets Covid seal of approval
It is the first berry company to obtain AENOR certification for its protocol against Covid-19
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ArticleAgPick shines during pandemic
Growers praise harvest management system designed to track, analyse and improve crop outcomes
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ArticleDriscoll's in vertical farm collaboration
Company announces joint development agreement with Plenty to grow strawberries year-round in vertical indoor farm
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ArticleHortifrut ships first Peruvian blues to Taiwan
Peru expects to see a big increase in exports to Asia in the coming season
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ArticleOZblu grows heaviest blueberry
The Australian blueberry producer has broken its own record for the heaviest blueberry, but its focus remains on delivering a consistently high-quality eating experience
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ArticleBlueberry first for Argentina
Launch of first home-grown variety, Naike, ushers in a new era for Argentine industry
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ArticleGiddings Fruit expands in US
Leading global supplier of conventional and organic berries and cherries opens new office in Monterey, California
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ArticleTalete helps berry growers cut water use
Tests show biostimulant can reduce water consumption in strawberry cultivation by up to 30 per cent
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ArticleSerbia, a country of fruit
With growing investments in hi-tech orchards and logistics infrastructure, Serbia’s modernised fruit production is on the rise
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ArticleThx! names independent advisory board
Social impact label enlists produce industry experts to boost transparency and management
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ArticleOppy adds Ocean Spray blues
Group offers both conventional and organic Peruvian blueberries whose sales positively impact farm worker communities
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ArticleSanLucar unveils sustainable berry punnet
Nature punnet will enable the company to reduce the use of plastic by up to 200 tonnes per year