Europe news archive – Page 134
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ArticleMetos UK unveils new potato tech
Potato-shaped sensor for in-store monitoring and app for yield estimates are among new introductions
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ArticleYoung farmers welcome CAP support
CEJA said vote on Common Agricultural Policy reform "provides certainty to farmers"
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ArticleLPP raises €40m for logistics firms
Investment fund Logistics Platform Partners is investing in the digitisation and sustainability of logistics companies in the Netherlands and Belgium
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ArticleItalian firms prepare 'high-impact' Envy apple campaign
Vog and Vip have produced their first television advertisement for the premium sweet apple brand
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ArticleBrakes opens Virtual Winter Food Festival
Online event offers a range of resources to help foodservice operators make the most of Christmas and Veganuary
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AnalysisCan vertical farms feed the world?
Vertical farmer and clean energy specialist Tristan Fischer has a plan he believes will transform the future of food production and help the world avoid climate catastrophe
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ArticleGetir acquires Weezy in rapid UK expansion
Market-leading Turkish company acquires British competitor as it continues to widen product offer and geographical reach
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ArticleHarper Adams rolls out agri-recruitment study
Research aims to discover what draws people from non-agricultural backgrounds to the agri sector – and how they can be retained
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ArticleBAPL launches children's e-book
British Apples and Pears publishes e-book to teach children the origins of fruit, after survey shows many believe produce comes from factories
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ArticleSupply chain wastes 4.8m tonnes of food, says study
Supply chain specialist Balloon One research reveals that 4.8m tonnes of food is wasted each year in UK
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ArticleNew CEO for Kuehne and Nagel
Logistics company appoints Stefan Paul as its chief executive officer
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ArticleBidfresh highlights changing consumer concerns
Fresh food specialist says consumers' focus on a range of issues has been strengthened during the pandemic
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ArticleReducing soil splash contamination of fine beans
Research project in Kenya is exploring new ways to reduce soiling of fine beans, and limit costly rejections due to 'soil splash' contamination
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AdvertorialWebinar examines quality and sustainability
As the world of food safety and sustainability evolves, the Fruitnet Presents & AgriPlace webinar looks at the role of automation
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ArticleFreshAwards celebrates industry achievements
FPC honours fresh produce industry achievements at gala awards ceremony in London last week
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AnalysisWhat does UK-NZ free trade deal mean for fruit sector?
Will NZ exporters target the UK with increased volumes of fruit following the recently signed FTA or will Asian markets take prominence? John Giles of Promar International assesses the situation
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ArticleJLP launches Circular Future Fund
John Lewis's £1m grant initiative is looking for projects that help speed the move towards a more circular economy
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ArticleAfrucat urges Spanish consumers to buy local apples
Organisation sets out the environmental, economic and social benefits of buying domestically-grown apples
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ArticleTeresa Wickham: The Kent crusader
Campaigner-turned-consultant Teresa Wickham is no stranger to grower crises, and believes today's industry challenges can be overcome
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ArticleBelOrta's lit cucumbers hit stride
Prior to the start of open cultivation, BelOrta's lit-cultivation cucumbers help meet high demand for quality local production