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Features, Merchandising Review January 24, 2022

Changing Times Increase Leafy Greens Opportunities

Consumers are looking for leafy greens, but not everyone seeks exactly the same thing.

Opinion

September 27, 2023

Selfish Sustainability: A Mindset Shift for Wholesale Distributors

September 25, 2023

Challenges and Opportunities for Produce in School Meals

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December 19, 2022

Produce Industry Legacy : MARIANI NUT COMPANY

September 19, 2022

Sustainability is the root of all Joolies dates

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Jim Prevor, Industry Icon and Maverick Thought-Leader, Passes Away

We are deeply saddened to report that Jim Prevor has suddenly passed away from heart failure after being stricken by a heart attack and stroke. On this earth for merely… [...]

FROM THE GROUND UP: How ITUM Drives Grape Innovation in Spain and Beyond

The history of Spanish table grape breeder ITUM is a grassroots success story in the true sense of the word, and it is one that is inextricably linked to the… [...]

Pundit’s Mailbag: John Pandol Reveals The Myth of Europe Being ‘Ahead of Us’ in Climate Change, Challenges IFPA Leadership to ‘Autopsy the Disasters’

John Pandol has spoken out on many topics both here at the Pundit and on sister publication, PRODUCE BUSINESS magazine. Now our piece — Will Climate-Change Fanaticism Bankrupt The West?… [...]

Pundit’s Mailbag: Bay Cities Produce ‘Experiment’ with EV Trucks Sheds Light on Climate-Change Fanaticism

Our piece — Will Climate-Change Fanaticism Bankrupt the West? —brought many responses, including this one. The first issue, of course, is that whatever one may think is the desirability of… [...]

Pundit’s Mailbag — ‘Sound Common Sense’ Involving Logic and Reason

Our piece — Will Climate-Change Fanaticism Bankrupt The West? — brought many comments including some short but clear ones. If we need anything right now, it is clear-headed thinking. The… [...]

Pundit’s Mailbag: Arkansas’ Contribution to Cotton Candy and Other Grape Varieties

One of the most important produce breeders in the world is about to retire from his position at the University of Arkansas. The American Pomological Society is giving him an… [...]

LocalCoho Secures Major Investment from Cuna del Mar Impact Fund

LocalCoho Secures Major Investment from Cuna del Mar Impact Fund

LocalCoho, a land-based aquaculture start-up that raises premium Coho salmon at an indoor farm, has secured significant new funding from Cuna del Mar. The impact investment fund invests in leading-edge aquaculture businesses with the potential to create positive disruption in the seafood industry and produce a sustainable and diverse supply of healthy, wholesome fish. ... Continue reading: LocalCoho Secures Major Investment from Cuna del Mar Impact Fund. [...]

Southern Shrimp Alliance Supports USDA Purchases of Seafood

Southern Shrimp Alliance Supports USDA Purchases of Seafood

The Southern Shrimp Alliance sent a letter to the leaders of the U.S. Senate Committee on Agriculture, Nutrition, and Forestry and U.S. House Committee on Agriculture to encourage the inclusion of seafood under USDA programs. ... Continue reading: Southern Shrimp Alliance Supports USDA Purchases of Seafood. [...]

Celebrate Oktoberfest and National Sausage Month With Plant-Based Brats from Beyond Meat

Celebrate Oktoberfest and National Sausage Month With Plant-Based Brats from Beyond Meat

Beyond Sausage offers a sustainable solution to enjoy at home - now with an even meatier, juicer taste and texture that has been said to be, “shockingly better than pork links.” ... Continue reading: Celebrate Oktoberfest and National Sausage Month With Plant-Based Brats from Beyond Meat. [...]

Food Affordability Under Attack by Arbitrary Reductions Concerning Food Production

Food Affordability Under Attack by Arbitrary Reductions Concerning Food Production

The Greenhouse Gas Emissions and Energy Management for Manufacturing Phase 2 (GEMM-2) air emissions regulations currently in development through the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment (CDPHE) will critically impact Colorado beef processing operations, ultimately threatening the beef market. ... Continue reading: Food Affordability Under Attack by Arbitrary Reductions Concerning Food Production. [...]

Alexandra Farms Announces the Winners of its 2023 Garden Rose Design Contest

Alexandra Farms Announces the Winners of its 2023 Garden Rose Design Contest

In each category, the first-place winner will receive an all-expense-paid trip for two to Alexandra Farms. Second-place winners will receive 500 stems of garden roses and $500; third-place and Readers' Choice winners will receive 250 stems of garden roses and $250.\ ... Continue reading: Alexandra Farms Announces the Winners of its 2023 Garden Rose Design Contest. [...]

Volpi Foods Introduces New Product: Salami Stix

Volpi Foods Introduces New Product: Salami Stix

Fourth generation, family-owned Volpi Foods, known for its slow-aged meats, has announced a new addition to its line of snacking products, Salami Stix, a delicious, easy-to-eat snack that come in Spicy and Original flavors. ... Continue reading: Volpi Foods Introduces New Product: Salami Stix. [...]

Fyffes on track to meet targets of sustainability, ‘ethical performance’ by 2030

Fyffes published its second sustainability report, which highlights the company’s progress towards its 13 sustainability targets during 2021 and 2022. These targets have been set against a 2020 baseline year and are expected to be met by 2030. Fyffes targets align with the UN Sustainable Development Goals and include six human rights targets; four targets […] The post Fyffes on track to meet targets of sustainability, ‘ethical performance’ by 2030 appeared first on Produce Business UK. [...]

Potential threat of layoffs has Port of Liverpool workers on edge

A 12% year-on-year decrease in container volumes is worrying Port of Liverpool staff, which currently employs around 850 people. Port owner Peel Ports and British syndicate Unite the Union are beginning a 45-day redundancy consultation that could lead to 15% of employees being terminated, Port Strategy reports. “This is a decision we have been wrestling with for […] The post Potential threat of layoffs has Port of Liverpool workers on edge appeared first on Produce Business UK. [...]

‘Innovative’ Kissabel sees chance to grow red apple sector ahead of Fruit Attraction

Northern Hemisphere Kissabel apples returned to the market in mid-September. European production will rise by 40%, with a crop of 3,500 tonnes, for the apple with a colored flesh ranging from pink to intense red shades. To coincide with the new season, Kissabel partners are preparing to exhibit at Fruit Attraction 2023, the international fruit and vegetable […] The post ‘Innovative’ Kissabel sees chance to grow red apple sector ahead of Fruit Attraction appeared first on Produce Business UK. [...]

Banana Time: Convention in Ecuador offers prime networking and learning opportunities for industry leaders

Banana Time: Convention in Ecuador offers prime networking and learning opportunities for industry leaders

Ecuador is still far and away the world leader in exports of bananas, nearly tripling the output of its neighbors in Central and South America. Though it sustained some nicks during the COVID-19 pandemic, it is rising again, with a 6% increase in bananas shipped during early 2023 and remains the go-to hub for this […] The post Banana Time: Convention in Ecuador offers prime networking and learning opportunities for industry leaders appeared first on Produce Business UK. [...]

Tree cheers! Tesco, Veolia help bring healthy plantings, sustainability to British schools

What better way to kickstart the next generation into building healthy habits and saving the environment than giving them hands-on experience at school. Last year, a sustainable resource management company Veolia forged a campaign that brought fruit trees and plants into schools that had very little green space. Thanks to the success of the program […] The post Tree cheers! Tesco, Veolia help bring healthy plantings, sustainability to British schools appeared first on Produce Business UK. [...]

UK startup NatureMetrics captures first place at annual Agri T-Jam competition

NatureMetrics, a company which measures biodiversity using eDNA analysis of soil, water and insects, beat out nine other UK startups in earning top prize at this year’s Tesco’s Agri T-Jam competition. With the victory, NatureMetrics earned the right to work in a trial with a Tesco supply chain partner and also gained access to its […] The post UK startup NatureMetrics captures first place at annual Agri T-Jam competition appeared first on Produce Business UK. [...]

Lettuce, a Spain staple, will take center stage at Fruit Attraction in October

Organisers of Fruit Attraction, the annual conference and trade show held in Madrid in a few weeks, announced a unique feature that will highlight year’s event. In addition to technical sessions and the staple Biofruit and Grape Attraction Congresses, IFEMA MADRID and FEPEX will host “Lettuce Attraction” on Tuesday and Wednesday at the Oct. 3-5 […] The post Lettuce, a Spain staple, will take center stage at Fruit Attraction in October appeared first on Produce Business UK. [...]

Why the largest and sweetest blackberries this season are British grown

Experts are touting this year’s crop of British blackberries as larger, more sweet and more versatile in snacking and meal prep than hedgerow varieties. All the more reason for consumers to select them in their supermarkets and avoid that enticing pick. Agromonists say this “new generation” of blackberries doesn’t have the same bite as the […] The post Why the largest and sweetest blackberries this season are British grown appeared first on Produce Business UK. [...]

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