All Production & Trade articles – Page 117
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ArticleBright future for UK farming, says Defra minister
Innovation is spearheading growth in the sector, Mark Spencer tells East of England Agricultural Society
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ArticleProviding with purpose
Feature: Fresh Direct has preferred to operate away from the fresh produce media spotlight for the last eight years. Until now. Luisa Cheshire visited the firm’s HQ in Bicester last month for a much-anticipated catch-up
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AdvertorialDriscoll’s celebrates ten-year anniversary in China
A decade in China is just the beginning for Driscoll’s, as the berry giant continues to grow its China business
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ArticleAustralian melons chase bigger slice of Asia
South-East Asia is a high priority for Australian melon industry as it looks to grow exports
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ArticleGlobal food system faces 'major but solvable challenges'
Population biologist Sir Charles Godfray used this year’s City Food & Drink Lecture to share his optimism on feeding a global population of 10 billion and to argue for ‘sustainable intensification’ in Britain
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ArticleSyngenta unveils ‘ToBRFV Resistant’ seal at Global Tomato Congress
New label signals rugose resistance in tomatoes sold all around the world
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ArticleInnovation breeds success for Semillas Fitó
The Barcelona-based company outlines its formula for bringing profitable new varieties to market
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ArticleHigh hopes for food summit
UK Farm to Fork Summit might secure brighter future for British farming, says Soil Association
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ArticleGovt backs UK fruit and veg
Prime minister announces new support package for British growers to strengthen food security ahead of today’s food summit
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NewsMajor challenges ahead for tomato business
Cindy van Rijswick of Rabobank reports on the state of the industry as the Global Tomato Congress in Rotterdam gets underway
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ArticleUS and Chile advance trade agenda
US delegation visits Chile to strengthen bilateral relations for the trade of fresh fruits
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ArticleCultivate home-grown fruit pickers, says Braverman
Home secretary says UK should train its own fruit pickers and lorry drivers to cut migration
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ArticleDefra calls for urgent action to solve farming crisis
Ministers will urge Rishi Sunak to increase immigration and food prices during Downing Street talks tomorrow
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NewsSouth Africans face potential US storm
Accusations of South African arms supplies to Russia angers the US and results in a media storm
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ArticleBuyers sought for greenhouse salad growers
Chichester-based businesses Madestein (UK) Ltd and Fresh Willow Ltd are up for sale after entering administration last month
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ArticleNew genetically modified banana to tackle TR4
Australian-developed genetically modified cavendish banana submitted for regulatory approval
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ArticleSpread reaches lettuce milestone
Japanese vertical farm operator sells 100m servings of its Vegetus lettuce offering
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ArticleUAE welcomes better mango season in Pakistan
Following last year’s heat wave-affected season, a good quality mango crop from Pakistan is expected to bring prices down on the UAE market
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ArticleBRC calls for Windsor Framework clarity for UK supermarkets
If retailers don’t know how to correctly label products for the green lane, cross-border trade between Britain and Northern Ireland simply won’t work, group warns
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ArticleMPs to investigate fairness in food supply chain
Wide-ranging inquiry will scrutinse risk, pricing, retail strategies and more in UK food supply