All China articles – Page 73
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ArticleJD.com eyes SE Asia expansion
Chinese e-commerce company JD.com has announced plans to set up operations in Thailand this year
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ArticleChina Fruit Logistica to launch in 2018
New annual trade show for China’s fresh produce trade to kick off in Shanghai on 14-16 May 2018
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ArticleChina starts growing its own avocados
Raz Dor and his team of Israeli technologists are planting avocados in Yunnan province for the domestic market
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ArticleOpening bell for Dutch peppers in China
The Netherlands' first ever commercial campaign for fresh pepper exports to China is about to get underway
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ArticleBravocado seeks more avocado sales
Shanghai Supafresh introduces packaged avocados at different stages of ripeness under its Bravocado brand to drive consumption in China
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ArticleFaster NW cherries to China
New Cherry Express service will deliver fruit to consumers in four major Chinese cities in 48 hours
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ArticleFirst China-bound pineapples leave Costa Rica
Four companies are behind the 15,000-carton consignment which is due to arrive in Shanghai at the end of June
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ArticleAntwerp lines up China collaboration
Agreement with port of Caofeidian forms part of the 'One Belt One Road' project
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ArticleChilean supply boost for Sweeki
Added volume allows kiwifruit brand to continue gaining traction in Asian markets
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ArticleZespri scoops China Business Award
New Zealand kiwifruit marketer Zespri recognised for exports and business in China at the HSBC New Zealand-China Trade Association
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ArticleE-commerce changing China’s supply chain
Delegates to Fresh Produce Forum China heard from e-commerce leaders on their investments to meet ever-changing consumer demands
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ArticleAudio: Online buys into offline in China
Jing Huang explains why leading online fresh produce retailer Shanghai Fruitday has bought supermarket chain City Shop
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ArticleAudio: New pear from NZ launches in China
Greg Cassidy of Freshmax discusses Piqaboo, a new hybrid pear variety from New Zealand just launched in China
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ArticleAudio: Joy Wing Mau looks to add value
China's biggest fresh produce business is investing heavily in value-add services, says chairman Mau Wah Liu.
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ArticleSpar expands in Yunnan province
Spar International and Yunnan Jinfang Commercial Group have announced a partnership to grow the Spar brand in China
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ArticleAudio: Shanghai opens doors to local produce
Kurt Huang explains how high-end local growers are selling more of their produce through Shanghai's Huizhan fruit market
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ArticleAudio: Cherries selling in huge quantities
Wing Yip, China's biggest importer of cherries, handles hundreds of containers every season from Chile
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ArticleAudio: New tech on China's wholesale markets
Freshport is helping Shanghai's wholesalers speed up sales by processing payments at the touch of a button
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ArticleAudio: E-commerce lets growers sell direct
Jay Gao of GoGo Fruits explains how its online store allows Chinese shoppers to buy from his farms in Australia
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ArticleArgentine grapes to China now official
The import protocol was officially signed during Macri’s visit to China this week