Demand for carrots intensified in Ukraine
2023-04-26 00:00
An increase in prices for carrots has been noted in most regions of Ukraine this week, analysts from the EastFruit project report. Experts say the main reason for this is the seasonal reduction in the supply of good-quality carrots while wholesale companies intensified purchases.
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Representative study on the causes of food waste compiled
2023-04-26 00:00
Researchers at the Catholic University of Eichstätt-Ingolstadt (KU) have now, for the first time, used a representative population survey to investigate the entire process of food consumption, from planning the purchase to consumption and disposal.
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Summer 2022 has broken records
2023-04-26 00:00
The consequences of climate change have been particularly noticeable in Europe over the past year. This is shown in the climate report for the continent recently published by the Copernicus Climate Change Service (C3S). According to the report, in 2022 Europe experienced the hottest summer since the beginning of the
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The European Parliament's Agriculture Committee adopted by a large majority the report by MEP Mortler (EPP, DE) on "Ensuring food security and long-term resilience of EU agriculture". The aim of the report is
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Aspiag Service, the Despar brand dealer for the Triveneto, Emilia-Romagna and Lombardy regions, continued on its growth path in 2022, recording a turnover of EUR 2.55 billion.
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Food instead of pleasure: 36 percent of Germans cut spending
2023-04-26 00:00
37 % of consumers in Germany fear that their finances will deteriorate in 2023. While 28 % expect a moderate deterioration, nine percent even anticipate a drastic worsening of their financial situation, according to the current Simon-Kucher Uncertainty Study.
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Importers and distributors of avocado’s in Europe need not worry about carrying the costs of rejected and damaged products anymore, Procesavo will collect and pay you for them instead.
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US-China tensions amplify global trade shifts
2023-04-26 00:00
Political tensions between the US and China are contributing to lower container shipments between the world’s two largest economies, on top of an already-underway reshaping of global trade, according to a major shipping industry boss.
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North African group relocates part of its production to Montenegro
2023-04-26 00:00
The Morocco-Tunisian group RioFresh announced, through a statement by its CEO Fatma Zramdini, the development of a new agricultural production activity in Montenegro, in order to strengthen the group's operations in North Africa and to open new channels to reach clients in Europe and the United
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"The online store already has strong acceptance"
2023-04-26 00:00
Berno AG in Riet near Kerzers, Switzerland has recently introduced the Frutico ERP software. "For me as the managing director, it is very good to have an overview of everything at all times thanks to Frutico. We can see where something is lost, we can see lack of capacity utilization, we have
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The publication of the progress report on the EU Bioeconomy Strategy and the events organised under the Swedish EU Presidency show that the bioeconomy needs to be given a new impetus. The bioeconomy is one of those silent revolutions that
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The marketing of Lamb Hass avocados, grown in the Region of Valencia, has just started for Grupo Alcoaxarquia, which is carrying out this out through its new subsidiary Alcoaxarquia Levante, in the Valencian municipality of Sollana. They argue that now is when the avocados are at their most
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Welsh flabbergasted by 'pebble statue’ that looks like a 'baked potato wrapped in tin foil'
2023-04-26 00:00
A Welsh council has spent £6,000 on a commemorative sculpture to mark the start of the scenic Wales Coastal Path walk. It was intended to resemble an enormous, glittery pebble, welcoming hikers to the Welsh coastal path.
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Helping reduce methane emissions by solving a sticky problem for US produce exporters
2023-04-26 00:00
We see them every time we purchase fresh fruits and vegetables: price look up (PLU) labels. The little coin-size stickers are stuck to everything from apples, bananas, and cantaloupes to watermelons, yams, and zucchini.
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Stats NZ: Napier apple export volumes down, but value remains stable
2023-04-26 00:00
According to data released by Stats NZ, total exports of apples from the port of Napier in March 2023 were valued at $61 million, slightly up from March last year. The quantity of apples exported from the port of Napier fell 17 percent, to 20,000 tons, in March 2023. The average quantity of
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Full traceability, the goal of Assosementi
2023-04-26 00:00
To provide consumers with quality horticultural products guaranteed by complete traceability of production, from seed to plate, guaranteeing the Italian origin of the product. These are the objectives of Road to Quality, the Assosementi project presented as a virtuous example during
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"Esselunga's 'Excellence', the quality convenience
2023-04-26 00:00
Neighbourhood formats and formats with retail are increasingly merging in the new realisations of national retailers. In fact, in large cities, such as Milan, new examples are constantly being created, and all with some interesting ideas. After all, administration is
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Organised by TIF-Helexpo and FROUTONEA magazine, FreshCon Market's main objective is to bring large supermarket chains into direct contact with professionals from the agricultural sector, creating ideal conditions for direct agreements. Only the exhibitors of the
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"Fewer leeks to go into cold storage than in other years"
2023-04-26 00:00
In the Netherlands, leek harvesting is well underway at Bij Van den Elzen Groentenverwerking. "The leeks' quality is good," says salesman Gijs van den Oever, "though we're harvesting fewer kilos than other years. Spring was cold and wet, so it took some doing to get everything nicely planted and
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An initial estimate of around NZ $1 billion included lost production for 2023 in Hawke's Bay, the cost of clean-up and remediation, horticultural restoration and lost production in the
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