News from Eurofruit – Page 115
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ArticleNew orchard management tool launched
Agrinsight app aims to simplify the production process and improve quality and yield
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ArticleFLIA winner to offer up more innovation
Granada La Palma's Pedro Ruiz says the company will continue serving up new, attractive and functional products
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ArticleFrench peaches and apricots survive cold
The severe frost experienced in large parts of Europe appears to have largely spared French peach and apricot growers hit hard in 2021
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ArticleSouth Africa forecasts citrus export rise
While growth is projected across most categories in 2022, the forecast does not yet include predictions for mandarin exports
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ArticleFruitFul-Berries picks CO2 Correct
The Netherlands-based berry supplier is taking the CO2 Correct approach to increasing sustainability and raising awareness
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ArticleAmela tomato wins Innovation Award
The Fruit Logistica Innovation Award was picked up this year by Granada La Palma's ultra-sweet-tasting Amela tomato
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ArticleJupiter support for female recruits
Jupiter Group continues to offer practical on-farm experience to female students in South Africa as a way of addressing gender marginalisation
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ArticleVIP ready to withstand "severe disruption"
Apple supplier maintains focus on sustainable production and technological investment to keep market advantage
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ArticleCountdown to World Avocado Congress begins
Partners announced, with just under a year until Auckland-based event
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ArticleShift to online impacts footprints
Consultancy Scala has urged businesses to consider the effect of the growth of eCommerce on their carbon footprints and to take action
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ArticleUAE’s GMG acquires Géant
GMG has acquired 18 hypermarket and supermarket locations in the UAE from Urban Foods, plus exclusive expansion rights
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ArticlePink Lady highlights sustainability
Association shows commitment to preservation of biodiversity with a 'birds nest' and cardboard stand at Fruit Logistica
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ArticleMolari puts down new roots
New growth in already buoyant berry market requires investment in top-quality plants, says one of Italy’s top breeders
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Shanghai lockdown extended
Fresh produce trade faces supply chain disruption as Covid-19 measures continue
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ArticleIncrease in Spain's import value
January saw the country's fresh fruit and vegetable imports grow 7 per cent in value terms
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ArticleBayer highlights grower support
Faced by unprecedented challenges, today’s growers need the tools to deliver on consumer, regulatory and ecological demands, says Bayer
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ArticleCO2 Correct presents Live Impact Calculator
The CO2 correction initiative is at Fruit Logistica for the first time this week with a device offering insights into the impact of various fruits and vegetables
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ArticleHealth benefits of raisins highlighted
Raisins South Africa launches new campaign championing the category as a 'natural powerhouse'
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ArticleBluelab acquires Autogrow
Deal covers all Autogrow technology, including the Intelli range and MultiGrow automation systems
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ArticleLate frost threatens French crops
Fruit crops throughout France were struck by a severe frost this weekend, with temperatures in some regions falling below -7 degrees