All Netherlands articles – Page 25
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ArticleSyngenta event returns in September
Field of Innovation will be both virtual and in person, featuring more crops and varieties than ever
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ArticleEnza Zaden launches ToLCNDV resistant cucumber
Company is marketing E23L.16447 as the most resistant cucumber variety for the late production window
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ArticleGreenyard closes double deal
Group confirms Greenyard Prepared Netherlands sale and announces end of joint venture with Bardsley Fruit Enterprises
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ArticleGreat start for Serbian blues
As Serbian blueberry production expands, the country’s new generation of producers are using the latest technology to maximise quality, says AgroBrand’s Julka Toskic
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ArticlePinKids gets fun redesign
Launched a decade ago as a way to combat waste, PinKids is enhancing its appeal to its young audience with a fun new look
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ArticleEurope's flood damage begins to emerge
Production has been affected in large parts of Belgium, Germany, Netherlands and Switzerland
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PodcastsFruitbox 66 - Nico Broersen, AgriPlace
Is your supply chain information buried away in a spreadsheet or email database? If so, it may be time for a rethink
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AdvertorialRijk Zwaan keeps track of melon trends
R&D group's hybrid event showcases new varieties that meet consumer preferences in both melons and watermelons
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ArticleEosta hits Living Wage avocados milestone
For every kilogram of avocados sold, the company contributes €0.02 towards a Living Wage of workers
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ArticleGreenyard offloads mushroom business
Cornerstone Investment Management has agreed a deal to acquire Greenyard Prepared Netherlands
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ArticleGlobal Grape Congress examines EMEA
Second track of Fruitnet’s 24-hour table grape event focuses on Europe, Middle East and Africa, with a series of presentations and discussions
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ArticleLineage Logistics acquires Kloosterboer Group
US-headquartered cold chain specialist continues European expansion with new agreement
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AnalysisFruit Logistica Trend Report: A Fresh Start?
Trade fair's annual report considers Covid-19 impact and what future may hold for world’s fresh produce companies
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ArticleEosta highlights “zero pollution”
With EU Green Week focusing on Zero Pollution and the Green Deal’s 2050 targets, Eosta is promoting its own “zero pollution” apples
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ArticleNew technologies in the spotlight
Vertical farming and local production projects were highlighted at World of Fresh Ideas
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ArticleMJ-Tech launches DVD 2.0
Company introduces new Dynamic Ventilation Disinfection system to help keep fresh produce facilities safe and hygienic
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ArticleRijk Zwaan fights downy mildew
With a new race set to spread further, group confirms the fight against downy mildew is front and centre of its lettuce breeding
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ArticleSuccess for Emilie grapes from India
Germany’s Kölla has been highly satisfied with its first effort to market Indian grapes under the Emilie brand, reporting excellent quality and demand
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ArticleMangoes get Apeel protection
Nature’s Pride and Apeel expand their range with mangoes that "last two times longer"