All articles by Tom Joyce – Page 42
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ArticleOasis supports organic switch
A new support service has been launched to assist farmers considering conversion to organic agriculture
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ArticlePeru completes Alanar fig offering
Turkish fig exporter Alanar has chosen a producer in Peru to complete the company’s year-round supplies of the fruit
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ArticleMAF Roda cracks pear sorting
French manufacturing giant MAF Roda has unveiled the Bi-Axone sizer for the automated sorting and calibration of pears
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ArticleGagarin invests in iFarm technology
Russia’s iFarm Project has attracted significant investments to facilitate the cultivation of salads, vegetables and berries in cities
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ArticleTurkish markets tackle price rises
Turkish authorities have set up cheaper state markets in Ankara and Istanbul in response to skyrocketing vegetable prices
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ArticlePrimland reviews sustainability policy
The French kiwifruit specialist is reviewing its sustainable development policy, continuing its commitment to its growers and the environment
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ArticleEosta busts organic myths
The Dutch firm argues organics can feed the world, as long as fertile land is used wisely, soil quality is protected and waste and distribution issues are tackled
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ArticleSpecial Fruit expands southward
The Belgian importer is looking for new berry partners to extend the supply window, with Morocco’s varied climate providing an additional source
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ArticleCairo 3A in pomegranate push
Encouraged by the growing reputation of pomegranates as an ultra-healthy superfood, the Egyptian producer has big plans for the fruit
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ArticlePink Lady promotes healthy living
The Pink Lady apple was highly visible at the recent Dubai Marathon, as regional brand manager LucaZara embraces healthy associations
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ArticleBrittany alliance finds third way
Three giants of French tomatoes have formed the ‘Alliance Nature & Saveurs’, offering a range of tomatoes grown without pesticides
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ArticleBrexit stalemate continues
Despite the optimism of some of the UK media, negotiations between the UK and EU appear to have hit a wall – the same wall as last time
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ArticleRussian vegetable production soars
Production of vegetables in Russia continues to rise rapidly, with new greenhouses coming into production and open-field yields on the increase
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ArticleEosta launches “Plastic-Free Zone”
At next month’s Fruit Logistica and BioFach trade fairs, Dutch organics specialist Eosta’s stand will feature a Plastic-Free Zone
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ArticleBlue Whale tours UK markets
The French apple exporter is on a roadshow of wholesale markets throughout the UK, with events and tastings planned for caterers and retailers
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ArticleFTA fears No-Deal plans insufficient
The UK government’s investment in preventing transport chaos in Kent may be too little, too late, according to the Freight Transport Authority
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ArticleHealth major focus for Gulfood
The Dubai food and drinks exhibition will make health a central theme this year, as consumers show increasing interest in provenance and wellbeing
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ArticleNew logo for Port of Antwerp
The Port of Antwerp’s new logo has been designed to symbolise accessibility, force and vitality
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ArticleSerbia finalises trade agreements
The Serbian government is concluding free trade deals with Turkey and the Eurasian Economic Union that are expected to boost Serbian exports
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ArticleGreek campaign kicks off in Berlin
A number of Greek and Cypriot agricultural cooperatives have come together to promote consumption in Greece, Germany and Poland