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Coesia at Interpack 2023

Coesia, a group of companies specializing in innovative industrial and packaging solutions, is participating at Interpack 2023 (Booth D31-D57) focusing on automation and sustainability, fundamental pillars of the corporate strategy in Food & Beverage, Pharma & Personal Care, and Cross Industry Automation.GREENMATION is Coesia's response to the current trend prompted by the consumer demands towards reusable and recyclable packaging solutions,

TOMRA Food spotlights Artificial Intelligence and demonstrates sorting, grading, and packing solutions

27 February 2023

TOMRA Food treated visitors to its stand at Fruit Logistica Berlin with 3D footage of its sorting, grading, and packing solutions in action and gave a presentation on the event's Tech-Stage to spotlight how the food industry can benefit from Artificial Intelligence and machine learning. The company showcased solutions from both its business areas, TOMRA Fresh Food and TOMRA Processed Food.

Frost protection: up to 4 degrees more with Arrigoni’s Protecta®

24 January 2023

This screen, and other solutions that increase temperature and reduce night-day temperature gradients, will be presented with the new tests on stand B30, hall 6.1 at Fruit Logistica. With the changes to the climate seen in recent years, the problem of late frosts in orchards and vineyards, which can potentially wipe out a whole crop even in early spring, is becoming more and more pressing.

Ideal conditions for introducing Orius-System in strawberries

As temperatures rise, thrips pressure in strawberry crops is increasing rapidly. Now is the ideal time to start using Orius-System, as well as predatory mites, says Eline Braet - Berries Crop Specialist at Biobest. “Particularly in summer, thrips populationsin everbearers can literally explode,” she warns.

Scouting moths with cameras

Thanks to a powerful alliance with technology company PATS, Biobest's extensive portfolio of IPM solutions has gained a scouting tool. From May 16, growers can take advantage of PATS-C, a system that detects real-time flying pests, such as moths, in the greenhouse. This data allows earlier and more accurate introduction of biological agents.

Early Spotted Wing Drosophila (SWD) monitoring delivers best results

Impacting on fruit quality and marketable yield, the Spotted Wing Drosophila (SWD), Drosophila suzukii, has become a widespread and economically damaging pest of soft fruit and orchard crops. Here Biobest IPM and Pollination Specialist David Abeijon, together with Paco Lozano – from the Biobest Academy – explain why early detection plays a vital role in effective control strategies.

The strawberry FLAVIAprb triples the total production surface in the Metaponto Plain

Testimonials from two growers. Mario Santarcangelo: "We are very satisfied with the positive feedback from the market". Francesco Cirigliano: "I will continue to plant it, I would like to more than double the area".For several years now, Basilicata has been a leading region for Italian strawberry cultivation, particularly the MetapontoPlain (Matera),

Producing fertilizers with 100% renewable energy

We all need access to products like food, clothes, and medicine. The chemical industry, in collaboration with other value chains, manages to transform available resources into these desired products. The processes needed to convert these resources into products require energy. Non-renewable energy sources, mostly fossil fuels, emit CO2 and other green-house gases.

Biobest’s unique Micromus-System optimises aphid control

28 February 2022

Responding to industry needs to bolster aphid control, Biobest has launched Micromus-System – a unique product where both the adults and larvae are voracious predators of this pest. A robust team player, the brown lacewing Micromus angulatus is a generalist predator feeding on all common aphid species found in protected crops.

Strawberry growers opt for combination of aphid controls

Aphids can develop very quickly in strawberry crops. With a number of aphid species commonly found in the crop, the best results are achieved by deploying a mix of biological control agents. Now that Calypso® is no longer allowed, more and more strawberry growers are choosing to tackle aphids biologically.

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