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Study Says to Think Frozen When Buying Fruits, Vegetables

New study from Frozen Food Foundation highlights nutrient profile of frozen fruits and vegetables compared to fresh

Ocean Ports & Carriers

Labor Issues at JN Port Causing Containers To Pile Up

Some shipping lines are starting to skip the port in order to avoid revenue loss.

Ramar Foods Installs New Clean-Energy Fuel Cell Technology

The new Bloom Energy Server will provide 65% of Ramar's electricity needs for its 33,000 square-foot manufacturing and packaging facility

UK Funds a Grass-into-Sustainable Food Packaging Project

Using cutting-edge pulp molding equipment, researchers at Bangor University are turning heating mixtures of ryegrass into fruit and vegetable packaging products

Carbon Footprint

Harvard Launches "Bee-Themed" Study Breaks Focused on Sustainability

Two weeks of "Food Future Study Breaks" are designed to raise awareness about the role that bees play in our sustainable food supply

Anterra Capital Announces First Investment in It'sFresh!

New venture capital investment firm to invest in food, agriculture companies with focus on improving supply chain

USDA Awards $10 Million For Bio-Energy Research

U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA)

A consortium of academic, industry and government organizations will partner together on research using insect-killed trees in the Rockie Mountains as a sustainable feedstock for bioenergy

GNB Offers New High-Powered Cold Storage Battery

GNB Industrial Power – Americas, a division of Stryten Manufacturing

GNB Industrial Power has developed a new battery to meet the demands placed on vehicles working within cold storage environments

Global Food Traceability Center Gains More Sponsors

Wasington-based global "clearinghouse" for food supply traceability gains support from Wegman's Food Markets and National Center for Food Protection and Defense

Canada Signs Another FTA With Honduras

Canadian pork industry praises the FTA that experts predict will lead to increased exports to Honduras

Organic Food Sales, Acreage Rebound to Pre-Recession Levels

USDA says the organic food category has rebounded and recovered from the 2007 to 2009 recession-fueled drop

New Food Bag Technology Stops Mold, Bacteria From Growing

Janssen and Symphony Environmental combine to develop new plastic bags that can prevent mould and bacteria from growing

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