All Supply articles – Page 218
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ArticleJasmine Vineyards partners with Hazel Tech
Leading California table grape company looks to extend shelf life and reduce waste
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ArticleGreece invests in strawberries
Thanks in part to the impact of new varieties, Greek strawberry growers are now looking to step up production
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ArticleNew Chinese protocol for RSA citrus
Benefits of the newly implemented Chinese protocol for South African citrus will mainly be seen in 2022
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ArticleStrawberries to the fore in South Africa
Exports of South African strawberries are growing, leading many to think they could be the next big thing in the berry basket
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ArticleNew Caretaker speeds up spud grading, says grower
Scottish potato grower says custom-built new Caretaker from Tong saves labour and streamlines grading process
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ArticleGove tasked with fixing supply chain
PM Boris Johnson tasks Michael Gove with leading cross-governmental team to resolve food supply problems and HGV shortage
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ArticleThanet Earth 'bins' £320k of produce
Worker shortage forces UK glasshouse producer to 'waste' £320k of produce in three weeks, reports Isle of Thanet News
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ArticlePeruvian blueberries increase access
Phytosanitary requirements for Malaysia and India confirmed with initial exports on the horizon
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ArticleSpain set for shorter citrus crop in 2021/22
Soft citrus and lemons register the biggest falls, while oranges remain unchanged and grapefruit output rises
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ArticleCinven mulls sale of Planasa
Private equity firm is said to be considering launching a competitive process in the coming months
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ArticleBritain poised for blackberry boom
Sales increased by 8 per cent in the last year alone, says British Summer Fruits
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ArticleStatistics Handbook measures Covid impacts
The 2021 edition of the Asiafruit Congress Statistics Handbook provides expert analysis of key trends in trade across 12 different Asian markets
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ArticleUK phyto certificate delay welcomed
Freshfel urges EU and UK to prioritise trade facilitation talks in light of further postponement of SPS controls
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ArticleThailand prioritises sustainable durian exports
Durian will be prioritised under new United Nations project aiming to develop green and sustainable value chains
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ArticleBiomass energy crops set for UK comeback
NIAB is developing plans for a demonstration platform to look at feasibility of cultivating energy crops
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ArticleNFU urges government to back British
Call to ministers comes as NFU launches new report on Back British Farming Day
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ArticleAEC branches into apples and pears
Brisbane-based fresh produce company working with a number of Australia’s top growers
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ArticleAHEIA appoints new chief executive
Lesley Shield to lead Australian Horticultural Exporters’ and Importers’ Association from September 2021
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ArticlePort of LA reports August results
Record month for empty container volume at US transport hub
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ArticleXAG robot helps Japanese growers
Self-driving robots spray a variety of fruit crops in trials to ease labour burden