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Bangladesh Railway will again run a special mango train

For the fourth consecutive time, Bangladesh Railway is going to conduct a 'special mango train' on Chapainawabganj-Dhaka route via Rajshahi this season. Asim Kumar Talukder who is the general director of the railway's west zone, stated that they have already begun the preparations for two trains that will move mangoes with a lesser price to ensure the wellbeing of mango farmers and traders. We are planning to start the train on May 25 because the farmers as well as traders asked them to go ahead with it according to Asim. Western railway officials held an open discussion with mango traders and [...]

Driscoll’s sights on the expand of Chinese market for fruits

Driscoll's which is an California-based provider of fresh berries has announced that it will double its investment in China in the coming five years, as per its chief executive. Miles Reiter, chairman and chief executive officer of Driscoll's stated that he's noticed the immense potential in the Chinese market that is growing quickly. Reiter stated: "We plan to sell 35,000 tonnes of berries in the coming year, which is up by 25 percent over the last year. There is a lot of market demand from China. I am confident that we will maintain a similar rate of growth over 5 years [...]

Far-reaching implications of proposed EU marketing standards for pre-cut fruit and vegetables industry

Freshfel Europe warned the European Commission this week on the far-reaching implications of its draft proposal on marketing standards if rules on mandatory country-specific origin labelling are maintained for pre-cut fruit and vegetables. The draft is currently in public stakeholder consultation. The sector urges the European Commission to withdraw or amend specific parts of its draft proposal that will impact competitiveness, raise prices and impact consumption of convenience fresh produce. The draft Regulation on marketing standards is meant to align with the objectives of the Farm to Fork Strategy, namely the provisions relating to increased information for consumers and reduction of [...]

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West Bengal mango growers started picking mangoes, and were worried about an the threat of a tropical cyclone

Mango orchards across West Bengal have started harvesting mangoes in the wake of fears about the looming storm Mocha. Although it's not clear when the storm will strike Bengal coast or what the impacts will be on the state, people involved in mango cultivation don't want to risk. Due to the destruction caused by Amphan being present in their minds and the need to plan seeking early harvests to limit the impact. Source: timesofindia.indiatimes.com

UBCO researchers are working to power the waste of fruit

UBC Okanagan researchers are looking at the possibility of using the solid waste from fruit, as well as leachate, to generate energy for fuel cells. The energy that is generated from food waste does not compare to the power of wind or solar scientists are looking at cleaning and increasing the efficiency of energy extracted from waste food waste, especially fruit waste. This is an substance that's abundant within the agriculture area in the Okanagan Valley. As per the BC Government, organic waste constitutes 40 percent of waste in the provincial landfills. Food waste, in particular is becoming a major issue [...]