All articles by Tom Joyce – Page 37
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ArticleRungis seals Uzbekistan deal
France’s Rungis International Market and the Republic of Uzbekistan have signed a framework agreement to create a network of wholesale markets
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ArticleAzura becomes carbon neutral
The Franco-Moroccan tomato producer has achieved carbon neutrality, with plans to highlight its offsetting commitments on tomato packs from next year
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ArticleUN launches Year of Fruit & Veg
Next year is the International Year of Fruits and Vegetables, with hopes the occasion can unite professionals and consumers to transform the food system
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ArticleCooperation counts in South Asia
IIASA’s analysis indicates that a cross-boundary and multi-sectoral approach could lower costs of sustainable development in the Indus River Basin
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ArticleRussia extends tomato ban
Russia has cited safety concerns for its latest tomato import ban against Azerbaijan, but some analysts suggest politics or protectionism may be at play
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ArticleFinal warnings on No-Deal Brexit
As the UK approaches the end of the Brexit transition period, concerns over the consequences of the government's chosen way out remain the same
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ArticleSnacking trend drives berry sales
Europanel's Davide Perotto sets scene at GBC Live, as snacking drives berry sales growth in pandemic-hit year
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ArticleFreshToHome eyes full UAE control
The India-based e-commerce platform is waiting on the UAE’s new FDI guidelines before registering its proposed Abu Dhabi agri-tech venture
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ArticleReport urges packaging rethink
A report from Soil Association Certification has highlighted the benefits of certified paper packaging to tackle the problem of plastic pollution
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ArticleNew varieties breaking through
Despite challenges concerning distribution in Asia, now is the right time to get behind new, better apple varieties, according to French exporter Blue Whale
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ArticleBelOrta lending Santa a hand
The Belgian cooperative is donating 25,000 pears to schools in Limburg and Antwerp to provide a local, sustainable alternative to mandarins
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ArticleSoil report delivers gloomy outlook
A UN report has warned that the future of global soils looks “bleak” without swift action to halt degradation and support biodiversity
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ArticleDelassus proud of 2020 effort
From its effective response to Covid-19 to winning an award for its redesigned website, Morocco's Delassus stands by the year's achievements
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ArticleRussia restricts Fergana veg imports
Russia has announced a ban on imports of greenhouse tomatoes and peppers from Uzbekistan’s largest export region, citing ToBRFV concerns
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ArticleThumbs up for Fruit Logistica concept
The Fruit Logistica Special Edition 2021 will offer both on-site and digital contact opportunities next May, a concept welcomed by industry professionals
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ArticleFred volumes build at BelOrta
The Fred pear is new to the Belgian cooperative, but with orchards expanding and volumes growing, exports are on the horizon
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ArticleGulf potential for Pink Lady
Covid-19 is influencing the way Pink Lady communicates with consumers in the Gulf, but the crisis has in no way diminished the brand’s marketing drive
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ArticleProtests target Carrefour in Brazil
Following the killing of a black shopper by Carrefour security guards, chief executive Alexandre Bompard has called for a complete review of employee training
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ArticleBanana NGOs write to retailers
NGOs and Latin American trade unions are imploring retailers across Europe to resist the trend of ever-decreasing banana prices
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ArticleOrganics stay resilient in Peru
Despite the enormous impact of Covid-19 in Peru, organic farming continues to flourish, according to Dutch distributor Eosta