Asia and Oceania news archive – Page 36
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ArticleChina opens for Philippine durians
Countries agree on new protocol giving Philippine durians access to Asia’s largest market
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ArticleChina Airlines adds NZ cherry flights
New Zealand cherry industry will benefit from eight flights from Christchurch to Taipei in January
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ArticleEcuador poised to sign FTA with China
Deal will give preferential access for bananas and other fruits to Chinese market
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ArticlePIL ships Australian avocados
Shipping company transports its first consignment of Australian fruit to Singapore in new CA reefer containers
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ArticleKorea spotlights strawberries in Vietnam
Export organisation introduces Korean varieties to South-East Asian market receiving positive response
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ArticleExperienced seedsman joins Tozer to open up new sales regions
UK vegetable seed company appoints Dick Visser to help it enter new markets outside Europe and the Americas
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ArticleAsiafruit December 22/January 23 out now
Lunar New Year edition previews the crucial trading period across key Asian markets, recaps Asia Fruit Logistica 2022 and features Fresh Focus Cherry 2023, Fruitnet’s annual publication on the global cherry industry
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ArticleRockit Global aims to double export output
Company behind miniature apple offering hopes to ship 160m apples in 2023
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AdvertorialYOOM tomatoes collaboration with More Yogurt and ABC Cooking Studio
New drink featuring YOOM cocktail tomatoes is now on sale across more than 350 More Yogurt stores in China
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ArticleSalad sales hit by recall
Australian industry body urges consumers not to turn their back on category
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ArticleSaudi date business sees room for growth
Indonesia is the main focus of the latest marketing drive for Saudi dates, along with Morocco, France, the UK and the US, as the Kingdom aims to be the first choice for date consumers globally
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ArticleWayCool expands agri-input portfolio with Yara India deal
WayCool’s Outgrow platform to offer crop nutrition products and services to its network of 200,000 farmers
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ArticleCurrent challenges drive automation trend
The rising cost and scarcity of labour is driving the move toward increased automation in fresh produce, according to Didier Izard, export director at French grading and sorting specialist Maf Roda
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ArticleSweet success for ClemenGold
The South African citrus brand has won a leading award in what is a tough Asian market
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ArticleAnadolu Etap committed to green approach
Rising costs and shrinking margins have not deterred the Turkish producer and exporter from its long-term commitment to environmental and social responsibility
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ArticleT&G Global marks anniversary with a bursary
New Zealand-headquartered company launches student grant named after its founder
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ArticlePlan ahead for Fruit Logistica 2023, which has something for everyone
Make sure you are fully prepared for your return to the world’s biggest and best fresh produce trade exhibition
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ArticleAlanar coping with changing climate
In 2022, the climate caused different cherry production regions in Turkey to overlap and shortened the campaign, but Alanar believes the good reputation of its brand and concerted effort on sustainability will ensure success
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ArticleVietnam eyes closer Dutch links
Prime Minister and Minister of Agriculture visit World Horti Center in Naaldwijk
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ArticleExhibitor registration open for Asia Fruit Logistica
Exhibitors can now register online for Asia’s premier fresh produce trade show, which returns to Hong Kong on 6-8 September 2023