AREFLH promotes role of women in fruit and vegetable sector

AREFLH promotes role of women in fruit and vegetable sector
The AREFLH is an Italian association consisting of producers, managers, consultants, journalists, experienced researchers in different areas of the entire production chain, from the nursery to the distribution. The association […]
Wed 11/04/2018 by Richard Wikinson

Unitec Group opens a new branch, Unitec Asia Pacific

Unitec Group opens a new branch, Unitec Asia Pacific
After results of UNITEC technologies in Australia and New Zealand, UNITEC opens an operating branch to closely assist Customers overseas. “We have travelled around the world, we have seen other […]
Wed 04/04/2018 by Richard Wilkinson

Sicily inundated with imported products sold as local

Sicily inundated with imported products sold as local
Imports of fresh produce are being passed off as PGI products grown in Sicily. This is the assertion of the island’s Regional Councilor for Agriculture, Edy Bandiera. Containers of unlabeled […]
Wed 04/04/2018 by Richard Wilkinson

Study shows that misting extends shelf-life

Study shows that misting extends shelf-life
A research team from a Danish university has found that fruit and vegetables last longer when misted. The team studied the effect of misting on strawberries, grapes, peaches and nectarines […]
Tue 03/04/2018 by Richard Wilkinson

World Horti Centre opened in the Netherlands

World Horti Centre opened in the Netherlands
On Wednesday 7 March, Queen Máxima of the Netherlands officially opened the World Horti Centre in Naaldwijk, a worldwide knowledge & innovation centre in the heart of Dutch greenhouse horticulture. […]
Tue 03/04/2018 by Richard Wilkinson

EU gives go ahead to Bayer buyout of Monsanto

EU gives go ahead to Bayer buyout of Monsanto
Following an in-depth investigation, the European Commission approved on Wednesday 21st March the proposed €56 billion buyout of US agri-giant Monsanto by German chemical firm Bayer, after securing concessions from […]
Wed 28/03/2018 by Richard Wilkinson

Total Produce buys 45% stake in Dole

Total Produce buys 45% stake in Dole
Irish company Total Produce announced on February 1st 2018 that it would buy a 45% stake in Dole Foods, in a deal worth US$300 million. Dole, whose management team will […]
Mon 26/02/2018 by Richard Wilkinson

Haygrove’s Farms relocates to China because of Brexit

Haygrove’s Farms relocates to China because of Brexit
One of the UK’s leading berry producers has moved part of its raspberry and blueberry production to China’s Yunnan province as it is no longer sure of being able to […]
Wed 14/02/2018 by Richard Wilkinson

Call for CAP to do more to support sustainable lifestyles

Call for CAP to do more to support sustainable lifestyles
A joint appeal has been made to European Commissioner for Agriculture and Rural Development, Phil Hogan, by the European Heart Network (EHN), Freshfel Europe and the European Public Health Alliance […]
Wed 14/02/2018 by Richard Wilkinson

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