All Supply articles – Page 38
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ArticleJenika seeks partners for Burundi avocados
Burundi avocados have a mission to reach international markets, with Tanzania and Kenya between the landlocked country and the Indian Ocean, but Jenika is looking for direct partners to ensure better returns for its growers
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CommentCan certification truly shift from a burden to an asset?
Farm assurance solutions can simplify the certification process for producers around the world
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ArticleExtreme heat affects San Joaquin Valley table grape harvest
Volumes remain low following early finish to heat-affected Mexican table grape season.
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ArticleFood Foundation calls for action on children’s food insecurity
New data from the UK food charity shows that 7.2 million adults and 2.7m children experienced food insecurity last month
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NewsLondon summit aims to boost Spanish fresh produce exports to UK
Spain Food Nation Summit returns for second year with narrower focus on fruits and vegetables, wine and gourmet food products
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ArticleSub-tropical fruits from Israel face marginal impact from conflict
Production of exotic fruits like avocados, mangoes and lychees in Israel has largely been unaffected by the war in Gaza or wider conflict
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ArticleSFT-La Trentina merger creates bigger apple supplier
Trento-based apple suppliers will combine to create ‘more robust’ supply chains, and cement an existing commercial relationship with Melinda
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ArticleEcuador sees surge in banana exports to South Korea
Increase fuelled by the temporary elimination of import tariffs and lower supply from the Philippines
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ArticleRobots at the ready as supplier targets growth in stonefruit and pears
Agrintesa’s new facility aims to capitalise on recent major investments in premium varieties like Ondine-branded flat nectarines
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ArticleMore apples, fewer pears for Catalonia
Apple varieties up across the board, but pear volume will be well below last season’s
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ArticlePink Lady bucks downward trend in Europe
Pink Lady Europe hopes its positive performance for 2023/24 can be sustained, but warns of “contrasting dynamics” of pressure on prices and rising expectations on sustainability
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ArticleFurther falls for South African orange export crop
Shipments now at levels last seen in 2017 due to adverse climate and high juice prices
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ArticlePals sends coalition plea for South African land reform
Issues passionate entreaty to government to form a coalition to further address this issue
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ArticleUvasdoce Fresh debuts Mojito Fresh table grape variety
It is the first in a new collection of grapes aimed at healthy snacking segment entitled the Fresh Mocktail Collection
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ArticlePlenty and Mawarid partner to grow fresh produce in Middle East
First joint vertical farm underway in Abu Dhabi, slated to bring strawberries to market in 2026
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ArticlePink Lady officially enters China market with Goodfarmer partnership
Goodfarmer gains brand license and exclusive marketing rights for next ten years in Greater China
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ArticleMurcian melon supply assured, producers say
Melons and watermelons will be available throughout the summer and into the autumn
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ArticleGreenTech Amsterdam points toward future of horticulture
On 11-13 June, GreenTech Amsterdam returned to the Dutch capital as technology companies showcased solutions to the most pressing issues facing growers in the horticulture sector, including climate change, rising costs and labour shortages
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ArticleRegina di Puglia puts region’s table grape industry on map
With the backing of six towns at the heart of fresh grape production to the south-east of Bari, the event returns for its second edition in the last week of July
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ArticleBerryWorld named top of the crops at Kent show
BerryWorld sweeps the board at National Cherry and Soft Fruit Show awards for berry varieties