All articles by Tom Joyce – Page 43
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ArticleSIIM hails Zero Carbon pineapple
French importer SIIM has announced the first 'Zero Carbon' pineapple, from its plantations in Ecuador to its Rungis facility in France
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ArticleTanzanian farmers get Covid support
Small-scale farmers in Tanzania are set to receive assistance from IFAD to boost food security during the Covid-19 crisis
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ArticleOECD-FAO report urges change
A report from the OECD and FAO has highlighted the need to transform global agri-food systems to achieve the Sustainable Development Goals by 2030
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ArticleMalagasy lychees choose SIIM
The French exotics specialist has been selected to take on the marketing of Madagascan lychees for the new campaign starting this autumn
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ArticleFairtrade Base Wage for bananas
The Fairtrade Base Wage came into effect on 1 July, boosting wages by up to 15 per cent for thousands of workers on banana plantations
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ArticleGlobal audience gathers for Grape Congress
Global Grape Congress was held online this week, uniting over 1,400 professionals for a full day of discussions on the latest trends and challenges in grapes
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ArticleSustainability drives consumer purchases
Research from Fairtrade International and GlobeScan shows consumers are changing their purchasing decisions to make a difference on a range of issues
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ArticleLayani prepares to head WUWM
Semmaris's Stephane Layani is set to take on the presidency of the World Union of Wholesale Markets at this week's conference in Florence
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ArticleTurkish cherry exporters upbeat
Uncertainty over the protocol for China this season is failing to dampen the mood for Turkish cherry exporters anticipating a large, high-quality crop
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ArticleBenoît Juster heads Agoralim project
Rungis wholesale market's executive director, Benoît Juster, will lead the planning mission of Agoralim, the new multi-site development project in France
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ArticleGlobal Grape Congress turns to Americas
Streamed live on 30 June, Global Grape Congress will explore the latest trends and developments in grapes, not least in Latin America and the US
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ArticlePromise for Uzbek and Moldova grapes
As Uzbekistan and Moldova seek to diversify their export markets for grapes, the adoption of new varieties remains the biggest challenge
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ArticleBelOrta closing packaging loop
The Belgian cooperative aims to contribute to a circular economy with the launch of Tray2Tray punnets, made from rPET and fully recyclable
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ArticleGlobal Grape Congress examines EMEA
Second track of Fruitnet’s 24-hour table grape event focuses on Europe, Middle East and Africa, with a series of presentations and discussions
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ArticleProtofanousi expanding in grapes
Protofanousi Fruits’ investment in a new grape packing line illustrates the fruit supplier’s belief in the future potential of Greek grapes
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ArticleTough times for Turkish citrus
The Turkish citrus sector is working hard to guarantee optimum quality and freshness, but the challenges are mounting for growers and exporters
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ArticleEosta highlights “zero pollution”
With EU Green Week focusing on Zero Pollution and the Green Deal’s 2050 targets, Eosta is promoting its own “zero pollution” apples
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ArticleGetting closer to consumers
World Of Fresh Ideas explored how fruit marketers are connecting with consumers in new ways, including with art, education, colour and flavour
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ArticleSuccess for Emilie grapes from India
Germany’s Kölla has been highly satisfied with its first effort to market Indian grapes under the Emilie brand, reporting excellent quality and demand
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ArticleGet ready for Global Grape Congress
Global Grape Congress takes place on 30 June, with top speakers set to debate the impact of Covid-19, the quest for superior varieties and the need for sustainability