All articles by Tom Joyce – Page 31
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ArticleDiversification and innovation pay off
Maf Roda subsidiary Roda Ibérica considers the group’s philosophy of diversification and innovation as key to the strength of its position going forward
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ArticleBelOrta bags Entrepreneurship Award
Voka's Entrepreneurship Award has gone to BelOrta in recognition of the Belgian cooperative’s efforts in innovation, sustainability and international entrepreneurship
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ArticleGood conditions for Nergi kiwiberries
Favourable weather conditions have helped to deliver excellent quality and an early start for Nergi kiwiberries this season
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ArticleAntwerp ready for unexpected
With major tests on the horizon in the form of Covid-19 and Brexit, the Port of Antwerp is as prepared as it can be, says Ingrid Vanstreels
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ArticleMorrisons issues No-Deal price warning
The chief executive of retailer Morrisons has urged the UK government to maintain tariff-free trade with the EU or see a rise in supermarket prices
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ArticleKenya counting cost of Covid-19
Covid-19 has increased the vulnerability of farmers across Kenya, according to 60 Decibels, with as many as one-third of farming households in economic distress
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ArticleFood insecurity a global threat
The Ecological Threat Register warns of climate threat in Africa, the Middle East and South Asia, with worrying consequences for global food security
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ArticleePhyto "crucial" for food security
Adoption of the IPPC ePhyto Solution is essential for the safeguarding of global food security beyond Covid-19, says Industry Advisory Group
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ArticlePure Harvest invests in Kuwait
The Abu Dhabi-based agri-tech company has entered into an agreement to supply fresh fruit and vegetables to Kuwaiti retailer the Sultan Centre
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ArticleGeorges Helfer unveils new image
After 50 years in the fruit trade, Georges Helfer is updating its visual identity with a ring of fruit to reflect the group's expertise and values
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ArticleEgyptian pomegranates rush for Europe
Egyptian pomegranate exporters are looking to make inroads in Europe this season, despite prices remaining high for early season varieties
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ArticleNew organic rules set for delay
The European Commission has backed a year-long postponement of new organic regulation and launched a public consultation for its action plan, a decision welcomed by IFOAM
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ArticleElite Agro invests in Indonesia
Indonesia sees its growing cooperation with the UAE as key to boosting its food security and raising standards for exports
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ArticleEurope prepares for future crises
ESSA and Freshfel Europe teamed up for this week's Food Crisis Management Event, aiming to foster cooperation to better manage future scenarios
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ArticleTesting to improve automation
Brillopak is using Martin Lishman's ImpacTrack shock sensors to demonstrate the care of its handling systems and further improve efficiency
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ArticleNergi takes to social media
French exporter Primland is boosting its focus on social media to promote Nergi kiwiberries as an important source of vitamins and fibre
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ArticleIdeal start amid uncertainty
Market conditions appear just right for the start of the French topfruit season, but concerns about the climate, Covid-19 and Brexit persist
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ArticleChiquita buses back in London
Despite the drop in tourist numbers, the banana giant will once again be promoting on London's buses, encouraging locals to 'Think Chiquita'
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ArticleAlanar prepared for fig growth
Leading Turkish exporter Alanar is ready for the rising demand for figs, thanks to its new facility and state-of-the-art sorting machine
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ArticleBelOrta kicks off topfruit campaign
The first Conference pears of the new topfruit season were sold at the BelOrta auction last week, with extensive promotions to back up the campaign