All articles by Tom Joyce – Page 35
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ArticleEosta to launch online platform
The Netherlands-based organic trader is launching an online meeting place to facilitate contact and ensure stable supplies
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ArticleJazz popularity rising in UK
UK-grown Jazz apples are set to arrive on shelves following an excellent year of sales for the brand, with digital marketing the focus this campaign
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ArticleVeg campaign generates £63m sales
The latest figures suggest the Eat Them To Defeat Them campaign has had a lasting impact on vegetable consumption among children in the UK
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ArticleSustainable systems the solution
Covid-19 is a wake-up call to the planet, according to Volkert Engelsman, CEO of Dutch organic specialist Eosta, with sustainable initiatives the only viable response
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ArticleConference effort continues in Brazil
Promotional efforts in support of the Belgian Conference pear are continuing in Brazil, as well as in Mexico, despite the challenges of the coronavirus
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ArticleZIM expands refrigerated capacity
The Israeli shipping line is adding 1,000 Carrier Transicold PrimeLINE refrigeration units in order to meet growth and support its customers in perishables
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ArticleInnatis clubbing together
Additional costs and challenges from Covid-19 have proven a test for all, but French apple grower Innatis has seen its team come together during this crisis, says president Marc Rauffet
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ArticleEmbracing organic in Colombia
With the support of Dutch organic specialist Eosta, Colombian growers see a bright future for the production and export of organic limes
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ArticleHealthy diet trend on rise
Consumer appetite is growing for diets that support digestive health and strengthen the immune system in the wake of Covid-19
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ArticleBelOrta named SDG Pioneer
The Belgian cooperative has been recognised by the UN for its commitment to sustainability and to the Sustainable Development Goals
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ArticlePriva launches Open Platform
Using its Plantonomy autonomous growing technology, Priva believes its new Open Platform will take greenhouse crop control to the next level
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ArticleCAP reforms “insufficient”
The European organic movement has warned that only proper incentives and support for farmers to adapt their systems will be capable of averting environmental catastrophe
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ArticleMixed fortunes for Turkish citrus
Weather conditions affected early Interdonato lemons, says Akin Söyleyen, marketing manager at exporter Aksun, but increased demand for grapefruit bodes well
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ArticleSpecial Fruit stays close to source
Having a local presence in Latin America is crucial for QC, cultural understanding and logistical flexibility, says Belgian importer's commercial manager, Ben Maes
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ArticleIndian promise for Jolyred
With European apple production down, prices may limit exports to Asian markets this campaign, but Belgian cooperative BFV remains poised for opportunities in India
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ArticleZeus Kiwi spies opportunities
Competition is fierce for Greek kiwifruit exporters, but openings in new markets in Asia and Latin America offer encouraging opportunities for growth
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ArticleCovid-19 effect wide and varied
Nick Nafpliotis, MD of Greek trader Greek & Fresh, spoke to Fruitnet about the impact of Covid-19, the start of the kiwifruit season and plans for Greek avocados
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ArticleMPs reject Ag Bill amendment
Attempts by the House of Lords to enshrine high food safety standards in British law have been rejected by MPs
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ArticleKakuzi responds to allegations
Following alleged human rights abuses by Kakuzi’s guards in Kenya, the avocado supplier has reiterated its commitment to local communities and a full investigation
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ArticleOrange boom a boon for Egypt
Egyptian oranges benefit from growing popularity of citrus following Covid-19, with exporters prepared for an increase in global demand