In Canada, limited quantities of the new Happi Pear were available in select Ontario grocery stores this year.

The fourth wave of the coronavirus pandemic is worsening the situation in many European countries. At the same time, the industry's wish to meet in person remains unwaveringly high.

As we learn to live with this global pandemic, its impacts are influencing our trends for 2022 writes Retail Navigator columnist Peter Chapman.

A car part shortage is inconvenient when you’re waiting to buy a new vehicle but input shortages in horticulture have a more dramatic impact says Bill George, chair, Ontario Fruit and Vegetable Growers’ Association.

Produce growers in the United States are relying more heavily on seasonal workers, mostly from Mexico, under the H-2A visa program. Recent statistics released by the U.S.

Karen Davidson goes Behind The Scenes of the December cover story titled TUNNEL VISION.

Five individuals have been honoured by the Ontario Produce Marketing Association at its first-ever virtual awards. These leaders rose to the challenge of keeping fresh fruits and vegetables available to Ontario consumers.

Spear-T is a novel technology and a first of its kind in the control of important insects that affect the Canadian greenhouse market.

The eighth Fresh from the Farm school fundraising campaign is back! The program is managed by the Ontario Fruit and Vegetable Growers’ Association in partnership with the Ontario Ministry of Agriculture, Food and Rural Affairs and the Ontario Apple Growers.

The federal Conservative party announced its shadow cabinet on November 9, with a seasoned hand at the steering wheel of the agriculture, agri-food and food security file.