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Automation offers cost, energy and labor savings
Automated machinery isn’t that new, but the options and upgrades it includes sure are. From working on its own like all-in-one machines to knowing w... continue reading »
Hot Tomato! Spotlight on America’s favorite fruit
It seems everywhere you look this year, there’s something new in tomatoes. This year’s new arrivals offer consumers products with enhanced taste, ... continue reading »
Top food trends strive to provide nutrition, novelty
It’s been a tough couple of years for consumers around the world. Faced with an ongoing health crisis, political volatility, rising inflation and cl... continue reading »
Rite-Hite debuts new industrial fan
Rite-Hite has expanded its line of industrial fans with the introduction of CoolMan Zone Fans. [caption id="attachment_14736" align="alignleft" wid... continue reading »
Fresh produce brand launches biodegradable packaging
Barakat, the United Arab Emirate’s leading produce brand, has launched a biodegradable packaging solution for its entire product range. Meaning �... continue reading »
Data analysis software tool hits fresh produce market
Highland Ag MarketWatch is a data analysis software delivering visibility into current market trends for marketers to make impactful, data-driven deci... continue reading »
Potato milk sports drink launches
Nautilus Mineral Waters of America plans to produce and market a TATORADE line of potato-based milk beverages. The new probiotic electrolyte-rich spor... continue reading »
New wine brand Juliet launches in recycled material packaging
Juliet has launched its brand of luxury boxed wines, which come in a cylindrical container called Eco-Magnum. Debuting with a 2021 Sauvignon Blanc ... continue reading »
UC Davis working to develop new varieties of celtuce, a leafy green vegetable
Researchers at UC Davis are working to develop new and improved varieties of celtuce, a leafy green vegetable that plays an important role in Asian cu... continue reading »
UK carrot grower adds powder processing line to cut down on waste
When a longtime root crop operation in the UK wanted to diversify its offerings, carrot powder was a way it went. Family-owned for four generations... continue reading »
