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"The packaging industry is under pressure to change the negative image of plastics and packaging into a positive one. After all, packaging was created to get food to the consumer ...

Many countries in the European Union are restricting the use of single-use plastics in food packaging. It's a regulatory change that goes hand in hand with the consumer's increasing preference ...

After a two-year journey, organic veg box company Riverford has switched to all of its packaging on fruit and veg to home compostable. This action will save 21 tons of ...

Pact Group has completed the acquisition of Flight Plastics, a leading provider of packaging for the fresh food segment and New Zealand’s only packaging manufacturer with integrated PET recycling capability.  ...

Chives, parsley, basil and other fresh herbs of Norma's proprietary BIO SONNE label have gotten a makeover, saving resources. The food retailer is now wrapping the pots in unbleached, wet-strength ...

Con l’attività di vendita di barrette di cioccolato agli impiegati in crisi a causa della crisi del Covid, i produttori francesi di distributori automatici si sono rivolti agli esperti della crescita: gli agricoltori. E per ...

SAIA Agrobotics, uno spin-off tecnologico della Wageningen University & Research, svilupperà ulteriormente la sua tecnologia per la robotica in serra con investimenti dei fondi Technology Transfer di Innovation Industries, SHIFT Invest...

Christine Kelleher, marketing operations manager at Aris Horticulture, has announced the news of her retirement to the industry. She has just completed her 44th year, starting with the company in 1976. ...

Rijk Zwaan is busy building a new greenhouse. And with a new greenhouse come new installations. In De Lier (the Netherlands) at the Rijk Zwaan Seed Quality Center, the breeding ...

By teasing tray plants and strawberry cuttings a little with a special temperature treatment with steam, it's possible to supply disease free plant material without using chemicals. That's the principle ...