Amsterdam Produce Show To Bridge Cultures & Channel Innovation

Whenever you deal with people outside your own country, you have to find ways to bridge cultural divides. The Dutch are quite forthright and blunt. To an American or Brit, it can come off as offensive – though no offense is intended. In time, we came to appreciate this character trait; it lets you know where you stand. We sent Pundit Investigator and Special Projects Editor Mira Slott to see what nuances of communication she could glean in Holland.

Boosting Produce Consumption: Can Cucumber Time Move Things Forward?

This past summer Pundit Investigator and Special Projects Editor Mira Slott came to the Netherlands to check things out as a chance to gain context for The Amsterdam Produce Show and Conference. She learned she was there for “Cucumber Time” and that the name was being used as an excuse for a promotion and that it was all designed to help boost consumption. We asked Pundit Investigator and Special Projects Editor Mira Slott to find out more.

The Amsterdam Produce Show And Conference Celebrates Nutrition And Fitness Featuring: Olympic Champions: Bart Veldkamp And Ellen Hoog

With a major focus on health at The Amsterdam Produce Show and Conference it was important to throw the exercise part of the health equation into the mix, so we were pleased to integrate two super elite athletes into the event. John Aiello is a Contributing editor at Pundit Sister Publication, PRODUCE BUSINESS, and he interviewed Ellen Hoog, pro hockey player and Multiple world and Olympic champion, to get a sense of her relationship with fresh fruits and vegetables.

Instock Innovation: Albert Heijn Partners To Rescue Food

The issue of food waste is top of mind for many now. So with The Amsterdam Produce Show and Conference fast approaching, we heard about a new approach Albert Heijn is supporting that just might make a difference. So we asked Pundit Investigator and Special Projects Editor Mira Slott to find out more.

Chum Salmon 'Beat The Odds,' Return To Metro Vancouver Streams

November 2, 2016 Larry Pynn, Vancouver Sun

A bumper return of chum salmon to B.C.’s south coast is flooding urban streams in Metro Vancouver, inspiring dedicated streamkeepers, providing easy viewing opportunities for the public and offering hope for the coexistence of nature in a modern metropolis.