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Hazel Technologies' solution for reducing food waste is gaining traction with both farmers and investors.

Hazel Tech® announces new director of AgTech sales Hazel Technologies Inc., a USDA-supported technology company delivering new solutions for fresh produce to extend shelf-life, increase sales and combat food waste, announces Matt Duerr has joined the company as director of AgTech sales. Duerr joins Hazel after holding various sales roles during his 14-year tenure with CHEP. Most recently Duerr helped lead Chep’s inside sales team in Orlando, FL working with more than 3,000 customers in the United States. While at CHEP, Duerr spent five years partnering with grower-packer-shippers in the So...

Hazel Tech to host Grape Quality Summit Hazel Technologies, Inc. announces the launch of its upcoming virtual Grape Quality Summit. A one-hour event to be held on Thursday May 27th, the Summit will feature keynote speakers discussing market trends, postharvest research and shelf-life extension technology. Speakers will include Anne-Marie Roerink, Founder and Principal of 210 Analytics, Professor Giancarlo Colelli, Professor of Postharvest Technology at the University of Foggia, Italy, and Mario Cervantes, Director of Business Development – AgTech, at Hazel Technologies, Inc. Keynote speeche...

Tech company forms partnership with fig grower to extend shelf-life

Insiders say sustainability and consumers, and increasing consistent quality were a few topics discussed at the first Apple Quality Summit 2021, hosted by Hazel Technologies, Inc. In 2020, Mario Cervantes of Hazel Technologies reported the company treated 3.2 billion lbs. of food and prevented more than 270 million lbs. from going to waste with its technologies–the Hazel 100™ 5g bin sachet and Hazel CA technologies, which help protect the quality of the fruit in bins, plus Hazel Datica which monitors cold storage in real time. In sales industrywide, apples in 2020 were the second largest ...