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Why chefs are ditching the unsustainable fruit- Avocado

Why chefs are ditching the unsustainable fruit- Avocado

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In the one hand, they are deliciously creamy, versatile and gloriously Instagrammable.

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Interactive graph: Evolution of table grape imports by top 10 markets over last decade

Interactive graph: Evolution of table grape imports by top 10 markets over last decade

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While it has not see the explosive trade growth as some other popular fruits like blueberries, mandarins and avocados, global table grape imports have been rising at a steady pace over recent years.

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How to Avoid Cross-Pollination With Genetically Modified Crops?

How to Avoid Cross-Pollination With Genetically Modified Crops?

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The big seed companies and their genetically modified seeds and crops have been in the news a lot lately.

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GLOBAL OVERVIEW TOMATOES - 28th November 2021

GLOBAL OVERVIEW TOMATOES - 28th November 2021

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This season a common theme in the global tomato market is increasing pressure from viruses such as the ToBRV, as well as continued abnormal weather patterns and rising production costs.

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Almost everything about these robots is unique including the fact that they are affordable"

Almost everything about these robots is unique including the fact that they are affordable"

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As many countries around the world face serious labour shortages more and more fresh produce companies are looking at ways to reduce their demand for labour be it during harvesting or in the post-harvest process.

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How shorter crops could give farming a longer life

How shorter crops could give farming a longer life

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Richard Lawrence is head of gene editing, yield, disease, and quality research at Bayer, based in St Louis, US. The views expressed in this guest commentary are the author’s own and do not necessarily reflect those of AFN.

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