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Scientists have discovered that by producing more of the Rieske FeS protein within plants, they can accelerate photosynthesis, possibly affecting biomass in a crop.

During this time of the year, the biggest export market focus is on Asia, with large domestic supplies still available in the U.S. and Europe.

PRESS RELEASE The BerryWorld team set up camp at Boxpark Shoreditch in London for two days (8th & 9th August) showcasing the newly redesigned BerryWorld consumer brand. The two-day event was brimming with berry goodness as the marketing team shared free strawberries with passers-by and hosted an internal, company-wide challenge to raise money for its […]

The development comes on the heels of China easing the export protocol for Turkish cherries, significantly expanding access to that market.

The EPA protested against the plan in an August 8 statement, saying it was taking action to provide accurate risk information to consumers.

Gerard van der Linden, a researcher at the Wageningen University & Research, speaks about what a future could look like where droughts are more common.

While the Chilean apple season did not look too bright when it began due to high local stocks in key markets, unexpectedly high demand from one market greatly boosted the campaign.

The growing network of innovative grower-packer-shippers will use Apeel’s plant-derived technology to deliver longer-lasting freshness and less waste.

The U.K. is experiencing a brassica shortage after "extreme weather" killed off much of this year's domestic crops, according to the British Growes' Association (BGA).

We chat with a representative of Canada's Vineland Research and Innovation Centre to hear about the latest developments in the organization's table grape, apple and stonefruit breeding programs, as well as a possible expansion into berries.