All Logistics, cold chain & disruption articles – Page 12
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NewsStrawberry shortage looms due to global warming, researchers warn
Climate change could lead to a 40 percent drop in strawberry yields, making the fruit scarcer and more expensive, according to latest research.
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ArticleFighting hunger and food loss through unconventional partnerships
Erika Thiem shares Albertsons, Divert, and Feeding America’s collaboration to optimise food donations and reduce waste, leveraging technology to aid communities in need.
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NewsPepsiCo enters partnership to decarbonise crop production in Europe
Yara and PepsiCo Europe have entered a long-term partnership that aims to provide farmers with crop nutrition programmes.
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NewsNCSA researchers launch app to combat food insecurity
Researchers based in the US have developed a new app that they claim tackles supply chain and food insecurity issues.
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ArticleLabour’s six food pledges: From trade to junk food ads
Here, AIMS’ Tony Goodger outlines Labour's economic growth and food security pledges from Prime Minister Keir Starmer's first Cabinet meeting.
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Lidl and WWF launch five year partnership
Discount retailer Lidl has announced it is collaborating with WWF on a strategic partnership that will be active in 31 countries focussing on sustainability. Find out more here…
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NewsFish microbiome study uncovers hidden parasite
A previously uncharacterised parasite has been uncovered in fish worldwide, with researchers highlighting potential implications for commercial fishing and oceanic food webs.
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ReportCore New Food Report: Food Integrity Global 2024
Dive into the latest Core New Food Report, where we delve into what you can expect by attending Food Integrity Global 2024.
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NewsEndangered item being sold in food market in New York
According to researchers from Cornell University, endangered sea cucumbers are being sold in food markets in New York City Chinatown districts.
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Inside the world's critical food supply chains
Global food supply chains are complex and fragile, facing increasing pressures from wars, natural disasters, and climate change. Here Professor Chris Elliott highlights a recent WFP meeting in Kenya highlighted the urgent need for a coalition to improve logistics, transparency, and food safety in humanitarian aid.
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WhitepaperPAT for Cultivated Meat: Cost, Consistency, Yield
Cultivated meat offers a sustainable solution, but high production costs are a hurdle. This paper explores how process optimization can improve consistency, yield, and affordability of cultivated meat.
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NewsAldi signs £750 million deal with apple grower
Investing in a Kent-based apple grower, discount retailer Aldi has announced that it has signed a £750 million deal with British company AC Goatham & Son.
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ArticleShape the future of the industry at Food Integrity Global 2024
We're delighted to invite you to join us in Amsterdam from 10 September to 11 September 2024 for this year's instalment of Food Integrity Global. Learn more about some of the leading sessions that are due to take place on Day One of our event - including panels on food ...
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NewsDeforestation-free supply chains are possible but uncommon, outlines new data
A new report has provided the first clear and quantitative look at the extent to which major companies have been able to eliminate deforestation from their supply chains.
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NewsUSDA allocates $300 million to diversify US agriculture export markets
66 US agriculture organisations will benefit from the funding under the new Regional Agricultural Promotion Program.
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NewsCenter for Dairy Advancement and Sustainability founded to support Southeastern US dairies
The CDAS is expected to be a hub of research, extension and teaching, with the goal of offering innovative solutions to the Southeast US dairy industry.
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PodcastEpisode 54: A conversation with the FSA Part 2
NEW PODCAST ALERT! In the second instalment of “A conversation with the FSA”, Assistant Editor Grace Galler sits back down with Emily Miles, Chief Executive of the FSA to talk all things food fraud and allergy safety.
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NewsAustralia to phase out live sheep exports by sea
From 1 May 2028, live exports of sheep by sea will be banned in Australia, confirms the Australian Government.
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NewsScientists call for the democratising of global food systems
Experts have stressed the importance of democratising knowledge to transform global food systems, emphasising inclusivity and diverse perspectives.
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Episode 53: A conversation with the FSA Part 1
Emily Miles, Chief Executive of the Food Standards Agency sits down with Grace to discuss the critical work the FSA is doing to ensure food safety and shares insights from speaking with other regulatory bodies around the world.