News from FPJ – Page 32
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ArticleSouth Africa expects return to grape normality
The country’s table grape industry is anticipating 12 per cent growth in exports over the previous season
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ArticleSodexo unveils food waste reduction figures
Announcement marks International Day of Awareness on Food Loss and Waste Reduction
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ArticleCarrot sector prepares for symposium in York
Conference will include scientific and technical talks on everything from consumption to agronomy
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ArticleThames Freeport marks £600m investment
The Thames estuary economic zone celebrates £600m of investment in first two years with ministerial visit
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ArticleFrozen boost in UK food redistribution
In 2022 more food was redistributed across all food storage types, with chilled and frozen foods seeing highest growth, according to WRAP
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Minette Batters to step down as NFU president
After a decade as an NFU office holder, Minette Batters will step down as NFU president in February
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ArticleDefra announces agri-tech winners to share £12.5m fund
Innovative projects to receive the latest round in government agri-tech funding include technologies to predict strawberry yield and optimise harvesting schedules
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ArticleDismal report on state of South African ports
South African fresh produce exporters face another season of trouble and discontent as World Bank report lists most of the country’s ports at the bottom of global container handling facility index
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ArticleLondon Gateway welcomes new shipping service
Global logistics giant DP World announces new South American shipping service to its London Gateway Logistics hub
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ArticleFortress helps farmers find needle in potato sack
Fortress Technology has designed an industrial-sized Bulk Potato Slider Detector System to detect metal contaminants in potatoes
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ArticleNFU Cymru calls for funding rethink
Welsh farming union wants governments to rethink funding to support farmers’ food and environment ambitions
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ArticleUK agritech start-ups Australia bound
Global Incubator Program to help UK-based start-ups expand into Australian market
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ArticleHarvestEye appoints new GM
Agri-tech innovator appoints global aftermarket expert as general manager
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ArticleKanzi season off to energetic start in Europe
Stocks of Kanzi apples from the Southern Hemisphere were quickly exhausted thanks to dynamic demand over the summer, providing the ideal starting point for the new European season
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ArticleTSBC partners with Berrytech on new raspberry variety
The Summer Berry Company signs exclusive deal with Berrytech to grow and market Amalia Rossa
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ArticleItaly and Greece to produce same volume of kiwifruit
Continued decline in production due to moria, frosts and reduction in plantings sees Italian forecast fall again
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ArticleFairmiles seeks more balanced approach to airfreighted produce
New campaign calls for a fair transition to net zero for developing country food producers
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ArticleBranston names new boss for protein factory
Tom Seagrief returns to the company ahead of its full-scale production in 2024
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ArticleMexican berries set sights on new markets
Sector aims to double exports to the EU, Middle East and Asia by 2030, says Aneberries president
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ArticleUK researchers boost B12 in peas
Breakthrough discovers way to biofortify pea shots using aeroponic indoor farming