All articles by Tom Joyce – Page 26
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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
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ArticleBelOrta hails Migo pear quality
Despite volumes being impacted by the spring cold, quality and sizes are expected to be good for the new Belgian Migo pear season
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ArticleZeus Kiwi ready for change
Having made its first CO2 declaration in 2012, the Greek exporter is set to deliver an update, while investments in gold kiwifruit and late apricots continue
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ArticleBrittany onions “looking good”
Timely rain and sun have helped to deliver good volumes of high-quality onions this season, according to Prince de Bretagne
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ArticleYes You Kanzi! campaign underway
Kanzi aims to continue growing brand awareness and consumer loyalty through its new campaign, which positions Kanzi as the apple for living life to the full
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ArticleZespri steps up zero plastic effort
Its new automated packhouse in Zeebrugge is expected to help the kiwifruit marketer fulfil its long-term plan to ditch plastic packaging
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ArticlePink Lady shows off novelties
At next week's Fruit Attraction, Pink Lady will highlight its zero-plastic commitment with a fully cardboard stand
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ArticleEU backs Morocco in labelling row
Allegations of "labelling fraud" against Moroccan tomatoes have been refuted by the European Commission's agriculture commissioner
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ArticleConference in spotlight during cycling
The Conference pear was hard to miss during the World Cycling Championships, according to Belgian cooperative BelOrta
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ArticleGrapa prepared for extremes
The threat of climate change looms large for growers, but Grapa Varieties believes the genetic profile of its grape varieties offers greater resistance in a future of extreme conditions
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ArticleAct now on incomes, warns IFAD
IFAD is calling on world leaders at the UN Food Systems Summit to commit to actionable commitments on delivering decent wages for small-scale farmers
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ArticleMaersk prepares UAE facility
Maersk's new Warehousing & Distribution facility in the UAE is set to become an important link in the group's integrated logistics solutions
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ArticleRungis backs return of primeurs train
Next month's resumption of the Rungis-Perpignan 'primeurs train' line in France is set to benefit fruit and vegetables suppliers and the environment
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ArticleAfruibana calls for fair prices
In the face of rising global costs, the African banana producers association has urged retailers to help build a fair, sustainable supply chain
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ArticleRedefine value of food systems
Netherlands-based Eosta has welcomed the EU Parliament's embrace of True Cost Accounting and says now is the time to push for global action
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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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AnalysisClimate justice requires urgent action
Fair Trade groups demand better access to climate funding for smallholders, increased private sector transparency and stronger environmental regulations
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ArticleJupiter plums going to plan
Jupiter Group says its Ruby Red plums are “developing well” in South Africa, while Greek trials are on schedule