News from Eurofruit – Page 47
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ArticleZespri confirms new red kiwifruit trial
Company will embark on new cultivar trial during New Zealand’s winter as it looks to meet rising demand in Asia
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ArticleNZ exporters welcome free-trade deal with EU
Agreement with European trading bloc offers major potential benefits for suppliers of kiwifruit, apples, and onions
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ArticleSouthern Biorefinery wins UAL award for best start-up
The project transforms agricultural waste from greenhouses into bioplastic
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ArticleSouth Africa has its say on AGOA
Future removal from the American Growth and Opportunities Act would have dire consequences for South African citrus
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ArticleWestfalia Fruit welcomes new chair of the board
Dr Khotso Mokhele is an internationally recognised scientist who has served on the HMH board since 2013
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ArticleSakata confirms intermediate ToBRFV resistance
Four varieties play a ”crucial role” in grower programmes to help mitigate the significant challenges ToBRFV presents
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ArticleCopefrut publishes first sustainability report
Report sets out various milestones achieved by the company in spite of the tough global economic climate
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ArticleIt’s Bio stresses importance of organic
As the effects of climate change are increasingly being felt, organic agriculture can play a key role in limiting the impact, according to the It’s Bio project
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ArticleSeed companies showcase melon innovations
Melon & Watermelon Innovation Days connect producers and houses of melon and watermelon seeds in the Region of Murcia
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ArticleHongjiu Fruit partners with Asia Fruit Logistica
Leading Chinese fruit distributor announced as Official Fresh Produce Partner to Asia Fruit Logistica 2023
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ArticleTomra unveils new research orchard
Orchard to assist research into fruit growing conditions to make sorting and grading even more effective
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ArticleSustainable investments boost Saudi agriculture
Investments to support modern technologies and promote sustainable development are boosting the Kingdom’s agricultural sector
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ArticleAirfreight demand sees spring dip
Global air cargo demand remained weak in May, but improvement is on the horizon, IATA reveals
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ArticlePositive results for Chilean stonefruit
Export value rises in 2022/23 season despite lower volume
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ArticleSanLucar adds Canary Island papayas to tropicals line-up
Premium Sweet Sense papayas cultivated in the Spanish Islands are now on sale in Germany and Austria
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ArticleLineage Logistics joins hackathon to tackle food waste
Event brings together entrepreneurs, students, NGOs and supply chain leaders to uncover new solutions to the problem
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ArticlePicota campaign kicks off in UK
Rains may have dampened the production outlook, but there’s no shortage of enthusiasm for the arrival of the new season crop
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ArticleBiomicAgritech’s top-down growing method brings rewards
Trials of its unique labour-saving cultivation method for trellised greenhouse vegetables are showing excellent results, according to BiomicAgritech
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ArticleEuropean Green Deal needs attention from African producers
CropLife South Africa executive warns producers to prepare for the new European Union Green Deal
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ArticleTenderstem and Action Against Hunger support families facing food poverty
Partnership supports social supermarkets in UK and Spain as well as a project to help Kenyans set up kitchen gardens and build resilience to climate shocks