All Supply articles – Page 18
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ArticleVentureFruit negotiates exclusive deal for Mt Erin Group following cyclone devastation
Agreement sees Mt Erin Group manage the growing, sales and distribution for new apple variety ‘MAC12’
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ArticleFirst shipment of Polish apples reaches Indonesia
Arrival comes as Indonesia negotiates comprehensive economic partnership agreement with the EU
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ArticleAustralian government drops Biosecurity Protection Levy
Controversial tax axed following widespread opposition from industry
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CommentComment: South Africa appears ready to expand
The country’s fruit exporters are more confident this year as production continues to grow, but they must continue to pay attention to potential supply chain disruptions
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NewsNetafim unveils world’s first Hybrid Dripline
”Game-changing” patented solution delivers “unmatched” irrigation performance and operational efficiency, combining an integral dripline with a built-in outlet
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ArticleFenland SOIL puts peat under spotlight
Cambridgeshire climate-change farming-group discusses future of lowland agricultural peat at annual conference
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NewsBranston adds prepared options to Nanna Tate potato brand
Additional range includes chips, roast potatoes and mash recipes designed to “add unique twist to classic dishes”
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ArticleNergi kiwi berry marks 20 years with new-look logo
Two decades ago, the kiwi berry was completely unknown to European consumers, but Nergi’s positioning as a healthy snackable fruit alongside the berry category has aided the brand’s rise to success
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Article‘Silicon Valley’ of lettuce opens its doors
Murcia’s Campo de Cartagena becomes epicentre of innovation from international seed companies
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NewsFruit Logistica: Innovation and insight attract record attendance
Official survey highlights rise in quality of trade visitors and increase in successful business at world’s leading trade show for the fresh fruit and vegetable business
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NewsNZ apple and pear exports to rise, as sales top NZ$1bn for first time
Industry body NZAPI reflects on return to form in 2024 and an extremely positive forecast for the new export season
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NewsHapag-Lloyd concludes container ship green financing
Group says long-term financing has been fully secured for its US$4bn investment of 24 container vessels
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ArticleUniversity of Leicester calls for collaboration to boost sustainability of local food
The Food and Land Use Summit in Leicester aims to foster a collaborative approach to sustainability, highlighting the importance of local and sustainable food production
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ArticleSouth African citrus growers ask for urgent action on logistics
Industry calls for meaningful change after the first state of the nation address under the new Government of National Unity
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ArticleArgentine government deregulates fruit sector
Fruit industry is the latest to be subjected to Milei’s ‘light touch’ regulatory approach
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ArticleNew MSC services will boost West African melon trade
Improved connectivity will support melon exports from Senegal and Mauritania to Europe
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ArticleMexican blueberry production to fall 9 per cent in 2025
USDA report shows that producers are shortening their export window to avoid overlap with Chile and Peru
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ArticlePagoda foreshadows financial losses after challenging 2024
Chinese fresh produce retail chain says weak domestic consumption and store closures affected last year’s performance
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ArticleMarquis Group toasts to strong 2024 macadamia season
Leading Australian macadamia grower-processor-marketer closes season with strong sales
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ArticleCauliflower trials bring brassica category together in Cornwall
Brassica growers, agronomists, packers and breeders head down to southwest UK for annual cauliflower trials that have been run by the Duchy College for 32 years