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Over 250,000 lbs. of fresh food and flowers delivered to southern California communities
International Fresh Produce Association (IFPA), with the generosity of Global Produce & Floral Show exhibitors, has donated 226,227 lbs. of fresh, quality produce and 30,000 lbs. of flowers and plants to the local Orange County and Los Angeles Community.
The annual show, which attracts exhibitors from across the produce and floral supply chain, has established partnerships with food banks in host...
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NL: Renting CHP's now an option as electricity problems grow
In the horticulture industry, combined heat and power systems (CHPs) are a familiar sight. Outside the sector, however, they're still relatively uncommon. Most businesses simply draw their electricity from the public grid. But as grid congestion becomes a growing issue, many companies are now running into serious limitations, something that is pushing them to look for temporary alternative power sources...
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India: Union Minister joins calls to boost floral entreprreneurship
Union Minister Dr. Jitendra Singh has said that the bio-potential of India's Northeast holds immense promise for the nation's economic growth. Speaking at the "Stakeholder-cum-Awareness Meet" and Distribution of Quality Planting Materials under the CSIR–Aroma Mission and CSIR–Floriculture Mission, organised by CSIR–NEIST, the Minister highlighted that science-led interventions...
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Dutch technology increases agricultural yield in Colombia by 142%
Colombia is rapidly emerging as an attractive destination for international agricultural innovation. With the help of Dutch technology, the country has made remarkable progress—achieving yield increases of up to 142% in certain crops. These results strengthen Colombia's position as a rising agrifood powerhouse in Latin America.
Thanks to its strategic geographic location, 26 million hectares...
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