Asiafruit October out now
2023-10-13 06:00
The October 2023 edition of Asiafruit Magazine is now available to subscribers on the Asiafruit app – Apple, Android and desktop – bringing you the latest news and views from across Asia’s fast-moving fresh produce markets.
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United Fresh launches Fresh Facts 2023
2023-10-13 03:00
Celebrating over two decades of providing invaluable insights into the fresh produce sector, Fresh Facts – an annual resource collating data contributions from the industry – has found a new home under the stewardship of United Fresh.
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According to the dean of Cork University Business School, prof. Thia Hennessy, the underpricing of fruit and vegetables is a ‘vicious circle’ that fuels the food waste problem in Ireland. Common households accounted for 29% of the total food waste generated in Ireland in 2021, according to
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Italian zucchini - steps forward to counter ToLCNDV
2023-10-13 00:00
Traditional dark green zucchini continue to be the most popular vegetable produced and consumed in Italy. Fall is the key period for sowing in central and southern Italy, while the choice is increasingly veering towards varieties resistant to the New Delhi Virus (ToLCND), a disease spread by
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Pakchoi, investing in the Italian supply chain
2023-10-13 00:00
In Asian restaurants, we have certainly tasted them without even knowing them. We are talking about the vegetablespakchoi, daikon, kohlrabi, white and red turnip. The attention on these products is very high, as we have also mentioned in recent months (click here to read more) and
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Farming is not a job for (only) men
2023-10-13 00:00
Giulia Tonello, a full-time farmer by profession in Asolo, in the province of Treviso, talks about her life in the fields on her social profiles where she has a great response in terms of positive comments, video views and active participation from her community,
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Banana prices in Uzbekistan have risen by 14% in two weeks
2023-10-13 00:00
Fenway Park contains ‘farm’ that produces 6,000 tons of produce for the local community
2023-10-13 00:00
Fenway Park is of course home to the Boston Red Sox. However, the stadium envelops much more within it apart from the sports section. The roof of the stadium sports 6,000 pounds of produce through farming. The rooftop garden area has been named Fenway Farm. For its maintenance, farmers from an
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The Castelli Tapparelli d'Azeglio in Lagnasco were the worthy setting, on the morning of Friday 29 September, for the signing of the deed of incorporation of the Fruit Food District, which identifies the fruit-growing area of Piedmont as the main centre of production at the level of
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Not an easy year for industry tomatoes in Romagna
2023-10-13 00:00
"The weather caused a considerable drop in the production of industry tomatoes in the Ravenna and Ferrara provinces, we can say of around 40% now that the campaign has ended," reports Arturo Santini, general manager at La Cesenate Conserve Alimentari.
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PHOTO REPORT - Cool Logistics Global Conference 2023
2023-10-13 00:00
The Cool Logistics Global conference has been taking place this week in Italy's bustling city of Genoa, there have been three days of sessions packed with facts, figures, predictions and knowledge about the global shipping and container industry.
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Dodecà 'draws sustainably' with basil and tomato seed pencils
2023-10-13 00:00
In a world increasingly oriented towards sustainability and environmental awareness, the Multicedi Group and the Catania Network Group with the Dodecà sign demonstrated their commitment to promoting environmental sustainability at the opening of the new supermarket in
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Logistic delays caused by political unrest in Guatemala
2023-10-13 00:00
Guatemala, exporter of a wide variety of fruits and vegetables, has been experiencing logistical delays due to the political unrest in the country.
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Fried, roasted or boiled, potatoes are a staple of the Italian diet. These tubers, historically known as 'poor food', have in fact been able to win a place on the Italian table not only for their taste and cheapness, but also for other factors
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Lit tomato cultivation heading back to…?
2023-10-13 00:00
Last summer, people feared a return 'to the old ways': Dutch tomatoes in the summer, Spanish ones in the winter. Last year's unusual energy situation considerably affected lit tomato cultivation, though some growers dared leave their lights on. That will happen more often this winter despite
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Farms in Indiana implicated in recent cantaloupe outbreak, but FDA has not named them
2023-10-13 00:00
The FDA says the outbreak of Salmonella Newport infections linked to three farms in Indiana is over, but the agency has not named the farms.
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'Walnuts, it is important to buy fresh vintage'
2023-10-13 00:00
After introducing in mid-September the novelty of jet marking on every Lara walnut for the 2023 campaign, Il Noceto, the organisation of 14 Lara walnut producers from Veneto and Friuli, has already received the first positive feedback from the market;
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UK farmers are planning a night of direct action against supermarkets, protesting the low prices they receive for their produce. Today, at around 7pm, farmers say they will blockade several supermarket distribution centres to demand fair pay and more support for British farming.
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"Year-round availability is pure luxury; seasonal fruit and vegetables are cheaper and tastier"
2023-10-13 00:00
Offering all fruit and vegetable products all year round? As a full-service specialist wholesaler, Dutch company Postuma AGF provides a total assortment, but director Sjoerd Postuma always insists on reminding customers to sell with the seasons. "Offering everything year-round is pure luxury;
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Onions 52 announces new facility to serve East Coast
2023-10-13 00:00
On October 10, Syracuse, UT based Onions 52, Inc. announced plans to expand operations to the east coast; with a distribution and packing facility in Cincinnati, Ohio set to be fully operational beginning early 2024. With existing FOB shipping locations in Utah, Washington, Idaho, Oregon, Texas,
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