All articles by Luisa Cheshire – Page 58
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ArticlePoll highlights food safety fears
A new world poll shows 60 per cent of the global population is worried about food safety
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ArticleMacfrut sets May date
The 37th edition of this international trade fair for the fruit and vegetable sector is scheduled to be held on 4-6 May at the Rimini Expo Centre
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ArticleLogistics needs digital talent
UK logistics firms must attract digital talent to their workforce before it's too late, warns global logistics giant
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ArticlePrunes good for bone health
California Prune Board highlights beneficial effects of eating prunes on family bone health
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ArticleGrowers query AHDB ballot delay
Lincolnshire grower group AHDB Review Petitioners questions AHDB levy ballot delay
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ArticleDrones to revolutionise ag insurance
Drones and data set to revolutionise the UK agricultural insurance market, says Iprosurv
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ArticleRetailers must invest in digital
UK retailers must improve their online presence in response to changing consumer demands, advises eCommerce platform Kooomo
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ArticleNWF resets salads strategy
Prepared-salads supplier Natures Way Foods is looking for new routes to profitability after Covid kills lunch-to-go retail market
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Article"Huge" opportunities for UK cherries in Asia
Asia offers exciting opportunities for UK cherries, following first commercial season to Hong Kong
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ArticleUK foodservice will bounce back
The UK foodservice sector has lost 75 per cent of its income over the last six months, but will recover post-Covid, says expert
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ArticleMexican mango volumes down
Mexican mango volumes are set to drop 5 per cent this season, while Haiti's harvest is up 40 per cent
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ArticleNew date for Cold Chain Conference
The 23rd European Cold Chain Conference will now take place in November
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ArticleAHDB ballot sparks interest
Grower ballot on AHDB levy suggests funding mechanism must change, say review petitioners
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ArticleProduce sector exempt from India lockdown
Fresh produce personnel are classed as essential workers and exempt from India's lockdown announced last night
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ArticleMarketbuy cuts fees to ease crisis
Online trading platform Marketbuy cuts fees to help growers access buyers and avert potential fresh produce supply crisis
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ArticleAirfreight rates rise as capacity shrinks
Airfreight rates are rising as global cargo capacity becomes more constricted, the sector reports
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ArticlePune markets suspend trading
Wholesale markets in Pune, India, have closed until the end of the month to stop the spread of coronavirus
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ArticleCoronavirus lockdown hits shipping sector
Lockdown in the US, EU and UK to slow the spread of coronavirus will curb shipping demand, reports JOC.com
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ArticleZespri monitors Covid-19 situation closely
Strong global demand for fresh fruit may help Zespri weather potential coronavirus disruption, the marketer says
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ArticleGovernments must save airlines
The global air industry needs emergency government funding to survive and help the world recover from coronavirus, says IATA