All articles by Tom Joyce – Page 19
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ArticleMaking the organic connection
Soil Association highlights growing ecological concerns of UK consumers, urging retailers to promote the connection between organics and sustainability
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ArticleMoroccan citrus with timely boost
The California drought is causing many to turn to Morocco, whose citrus exporters are battling rising costs as they seek to meet rising demand
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ArticlePure Harvest gets “landmark” funding
UAE firm believes latest financing round will pave the way for Pure Harvest’s expansion in the MENASA region
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ArticlePrimeurs train up and running
France's low-carbon train connecting Perpignan in the south with Rungis in the capital has made its first trip in two years
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ArticleBelOrta Conference back in China
The Belgian cooperative has shipped its first container of the new Conference pear season to the Chinese mainland
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ArticlePink Lady Europe unveils plans
Although Pink Lady Europe predicts a drop in volumes this season, its focus on innovation and sustainability along the supply chain remains sharp
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ArticleGrocery prices soar in Iran
High inflation in Iran has seen vegetable prices rise by 70 per cent, as sanctions and supply chain disruptions hurt shoppers and small businesses
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ArticleCompostable role needs clarifying
As companies shift away from plastic, A Plastic Planet has compiled The Red & Green List to clear up uncertainty over the right use of compostables
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ArticleFrench kiwifruit up to challenge
French marketer Primland is confident of its ability to adapt to new challenges, as it looks to take advantage of kiwifruit's growing popularity
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ArticleUK government deletes own paper
Research from the government's Behavioural Insights Unit advising a shift away from high-carbon foods has swiftly been removed
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ArticleTurkmen tomatoes vie for Russia
Turkmenistan looks poised to become Russia's top source for greenhouse tomatoes in the near future, reports EastFruit
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ArticleProto gets ready for growth
As Greek kiwifruit production increases and trials of golden varieties continue, exporter Proto is investing in a new sizer to cope with growth
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ArticleAfghan fruit going to waste
Border delays are disrupting exports and cutting off a vital source of foreign currency for Afghanistan's fresh and dried fruit exporters
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ArticleProgramme shows transparency need
The power of the supermarkets came under the spotlight in a recent Dutch report, which illustrated the importance of transparency to achieve sustainability
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ArticleMorocco-UK route set to cut times
New direct service from Tangier to Poole is expected to ease the UK's disrupted supply chains, in part due to Brexit
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ArticleFairtrade boosts Minimum Price
As banana producers face mounting export costs and falling import prices, Fairtrade believes an increase in the Minimum Price is a vital step
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AnalysisOrganics "part of the solution"
A key takeaway from the Organic Food Conference was the European Commissioner for Agriculture's recognition of the role of organics in fighting climate change
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ArticleFrom Russia to Asia
Alternative markets are out there for eastern European and Central Asian berries, with the frozen segment in Asia presenting a "great opportunity"
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ArticleEU Court cancels Morocco deal
The European Union's highest court has annulled its agreements with Morocco approving the latter's export of products from Western Sahara
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ArticleFood systems need new financing model
At the UN Foods Systems Summit, IFAD's president warned that a "radical rethink" on food systems financing was necessary