All Supply articles – Page 198
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ArticleSupermarket shoppers returning to old habits
Consumers shopping little and often again, online sales plateau and discounters’ growth returns but consumer habits still not back to normal
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ArticleEosta hits Living Wage avocados milestone
For every kilogram of avocados sold, the company contributes €0.02 towards a Living Wage of workers
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ArticleTurkish cherry exporters upbeat
Uncertainty over the protocol for China this season is failing to dampen the mood for Turkish cherry exporters anticipating a large, high-quality crop
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ArticleCopa-Cogeca calls for rethink on Morocco trade deal
Claims that increased imports of Moroccan produce is harming European producers
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ArticlePML sets up satellite in Kent
Perishable cargo forwarder PML invests in Kent satellite site to by-pass LEZ charges and offer seamless service
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ArticleSuperplum secures more funds
Indian ag-tech start-up will continue its efforts to develop the fresh produce supply chain following latest funding round
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ArticleNZ suspends imports of mango, lychee from Taiwan
Discovery of live fruit fly larvae at border prompts authorities to pause imports
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ArticleSlow start for Northwest cherries
Small sizing in some early varieties, fruit quality holds strong
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ArticleCalls for seasonal visas to tackle HGV driver shortage
Logistics UK urges government to introduce seasonal visa for European HGV drivers as well as funded driver training to help combat crisis
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ArticleBiodiversity survey yields positive results for VIP
Company says it strives to promote biodiversity and thus a natural production at its Val Venosta orchards
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ArticleQuick commerce channel 'set for major growth'
Rapid food and grocery delivery now considered a sales channel in own right and IGD says burgeoning sector could more than double in size
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ArticleColombian losses mount as protests continue
Road blockades are preventing fruit and other agricultural products destined for export from reaching ports
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ArticleNFU calls for govt strategy to manage trade deal impact
Concerns that tariff liberalisation and rise in imports could drive down farm gate prices, undermine standards and harm UK farm businesses
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ArticleMalaysia to avoid durian glut
Durians from key production region Penang are not expected to oversupply the market as country manages Covid-19 outbreak
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ArticleCalifornia almonds set new records
With two months still to go in the year, the crop is already setting export records
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ArticleTop 20 out now
Download the Produce Plus-NielsenIQ Top 20 to read about Australia’s leading fresh fruit and vegetable products
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ArticleF&V imports from EU down significantly in Q1
UK imports from EU fall by around 15 per cent, while overall food and drink exports almost halve as traders feel effects of Brexit and Covid-19
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ArticlePort of Almeria to launch F&V sea service to UK
Port Authority said short-sea shipping provides a viable alternative to road transportation from the region
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ArticleUK farming needs urgent image change, study says
Urgent need to reform image of UK farming to prevent “disastrous” labour shortages, University of Exeter report warns
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ArticleDriver shortage causes UK supply crisis
A shortage of HGV drivers is causing national supply crisis, leaving produce rotting and empty shelves, say distributors