Tom Joyce
News Editor at Fruitnet
News editor at Fruitnet Media International, publisher of magazines (Eurofruit, Asiafruit, FPJ) & organiser of events on global fruit & vegetable business
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2 weeks ago |
fruitnet.com | Tom Joyce
SkyTree’s Shareen Bodha and Fred van Veldhoven with the Innovation AwardNetherlands-based SkyTree won the product innovation award for its SkyTree Stratus Direct Air Capture (DAC) unit for onsite carbon capture and utilisation to meet the needs of large greenhouses and vertical farms. The machine captures CO2 directly from ambient air and supplies it to greenhouses, with no fossil fuels or waste gases – just clean, recycled CO2.
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2 weeks ago |
fruitnet.com | Tom Joyce
The Sustainable Foods Summit takes place on 26-27 June in Amsterdam, the Netherlands, throwing a spotlight on sustainability schemes, green packaging and sustainable food ingredients. The two-day summit brings together leading industry experts, certifiers, policy makers and innovators to explore how the food industry can drive the sustainability agenda forward, organisers Ecovia stated.
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3 weeks ago |
fruitnet.com | Tom Joyce
Over the past decade, Belgian grower Stannuco has transformed the way aubergines are cultivated and packed in the country, using hands-on experience to drive innovation in the right direction. Steven Van Nuffelen, who co-runs the business with his wife, recalls the company’s humble beginnings. “We started in 1993 with peppers,” he says. “After 20 years, we wanted a second vegetable.
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3 weeks ago |
fruitnet.com | Tom Joyce
The REO auction in Roeselare, West Flanders, is a one-stop shop for retail, restaurant and hotel buyers, offering as it does a huge range of fresh fruits and vegetables – 82 different kinds, to be precise. Top products include tomatoes, cucumbers, salads, berries and mushrooms, but it is perhaps the auction’s more specialist items, not least the curly endive, that give it its particular character.
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3 weeks ago |
fruitnet.com | Tom Joyce
The Greek strawberry campaign this season began about two weeks later than usual, in the month of November, primarily due to delays to plantings, according to Alexandros Polydoropoulos, agronomist at Greek strawberry specialist Labidino. “After the plants were established, the weather and especially the prolonged cloudy conditions in my opinion, adversely affected plant growth,” he says.
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