Traceability And “Food Miles”
December 28, 2006
Two big things in Britain that we can expect to hear more about in the United States: The trend for people to want to know
Two big things in Britain that we can expect to hear more about in the United States: The trend for people to want to know
The Times reported that: “The buffet car, one of the few remaining civilized pleasures of traveling on Britain’s over-crowded railways, is to be axed on
When I’m back in the US, I’ll write up a lot more about the specific experiences I’ve had in South Africa, especially my visits with
As a world-class exporter, South Africa deals with many cutting-edge varieties. For an exporter, controlling varieties that supermarkets want is a prime way to get
ADVANCED PRODUCE EXPORT INDUSTRY A visit to the trade in South Africa is different than visiting Canada or even the UK. For one thing, it
The most annoying thing about traveling to South Africa via Europe is that it is common for the flights to leave the US in the
HOMOGENEITY AROUND THE WORLD The stay for a half a day in Heathrow was uneventful as was the flight to Cape Town. There was a
Today’s modern retailers will go to the ends of the earth to make sure consumers have a selection of every fresh produce item on a
The Cape Times of Wednesday, September 6, 2006, reports that in South Africa a quarterly review of food prices presented before the national assembly’s agricultural
