All articles by Emily French – Page 13
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ArticleNew study promotes kiwifruit health benefits
Research published by Elsevier endorses kiwifruit role in aiding iron uptake and digestive health
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ArticleConcern over Australian Biosecurity Bill
Draft national bill proposing biosecurity law changes challenged on grounds that it will disempower industry
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ArticleTesco announces China expansion plans
Retailer unveils intention to grow its southern China outlets to between 15 and 20 in the next five years
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ArticleStudy espouses blackcurrant benefits
Plant & Food Research study finds blackcurrant extract improves participants' mental speed and accuracy
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ArticleAustralia signals approval for lychee imports
Australia set to receive fresh lychee imports from Taiwan and Vietnam pending approval of phytosanitary systems
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ArticleUS stonefruit closer to Australian market access
Biosecurity Australia releases report identifying fumigation protocol for imports of US peaches and nectarines
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ArticleTurners & Growers abandons Zespri appeal
Company drops High Court appeal to instead pursue a commercial partnership with kiwifruit marketer
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ArticleIranian apples squeezing Indian market
Prices fall as US and domestic apple growers come under pressure from cheaper Iranian produce
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ArticleFreezing weather reduces Washington cherry crop
With consensus that this season's yield will be down from 2012, official estimates are due out on 10 May
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ArticleChina becomes top New Zealand export market
Exports to China surpass those to Australia for the first time, two years sooner than anticipated
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ArticleEuropean imports of NZ kiwifruit decline
Import reduction of nearly one quarter in three years reflects decreasing kiwifruit consumption in Europe
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ArticleCitrus Australia releases crop forecast
Representative body forecasts 12 per cent rise for navel oranges and increased southern mandarin production
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ArticleAustralian citrus faces competition
With California and South Africa forced to look to the Asian market, the Australian citrus industry may struggle
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ArticleChinese economic growth regions shifting
Increasing urbanisation and consumers' disposable income leads to greater company focus on lower-tier cities
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ArticleIndonesian officials lament export performance
Exports of only 1 per cent of total fruit production blamed on poor quality, erratic supply and lack of government support
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ArticleAQIS approves OPI for California cherries
Pre-clearance programme for cherry imports allows traders to plan with greater security and confidence
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ArticleFruit fly outbreak in South Australia
Eradication programme launched, with regional growers fortunately unaffected as pest detected in metropolitan area
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ArticleChina bans Californian citrus imports
After discovering six cases of brown rot, officials announce they will not accept shipments from 18 April
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ArticleTesco Lotus launches online shopping
Leading hypermarket chain commenced online shopping and home delivery service in Bangkok last week
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ArticleTasmanian onions end on high
Drier weather assists in Tasmania's onion crop season finishing with high-yielding, quality produce