Dutch companies eager to maintain robust ties with the UK, no matter what Brexit and the political future bring. "The best way to move forward is to find solutions for the new reality."

Insightful speakers, including retailers, marketers, suppliers and growers, will seek to initiate industry improvement with regards to fresh produce consumption, sector employment, circular agriculture and food waste.

The successful California company, which is looking to make inroads in the UK and Europe with its traceability and order management technology, discusses Brexit, AI and the future of produce.

The exhibitor provides solid data solutions to help customers more accurately forecast their harvest and market demand, as well as mitigate the potential for volatility, waste and inefficiencies.

The tropical and speciality produce specialist will showcase the superfood virtues of papayas, starring its New Product Development Chef, Enzo Di Marino.

The UK soft fruit specialist will take attendees on a journey from field to fork, starting with picking berries on its biggest farm and ending with packing their mini harvest at Chambers’ new prepared fruit facility, The Fruitery.

In a preview of her panel appearance at the London event on June 5, Freshmark procurement buyer Tania Van Der Merwe says "better early varieties have had a positive impact."

The UK company continues to expand its global reach with the deal, which it says will help bring "delivery of more than eight million cartons into our supply chain" by 2021.

The London-based social enterprise says more and more UK consumers are looking to buy misshapen and surplus produce to fight food waste.

Attendees will gain a unique insight into this new, bespoke, temperature-controlled distribution facility located at London’s mega-port and logistics park.