All articles by Tom Joyce – Page 25
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ArticleEosta-Groenheuwel claim climate prize
The partnership between organic firms Eosta and Groenheuwel was chosen for the Eco-Logic Climate Change Award
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ArticleEgypt rising up citrus ranks
Strict markets like Japan are opening up to Egyptian citrus, which exporters view as a mark of the country's major progress on procedures
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ArticleFlavour key to Kissabel growth
It may be the coloured flesh of Kissabel that grabs the attention, but it is flavour that is the future of the apple brand's segmentation, says Ifored
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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