All articles by Fruitnet.com Staff – Page 21
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ArticleMaersk hikes rates
Struggling Danish shipping line Maersk is to increase rates on some of its services next month
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ArticleGreen light for South African citrus
Access to Thailand and South Korea comes with a catch for South African citrus producers
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ArticleIndian bananas cross the border
Indian bananas fetch good prices in Pakistan following drop in domestic production
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ArticleDole joins in Madagascar 3 promotions
Dole to use stickers featuring characters from new Dreamworks film, Madagascar 3
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ArticlePhilippines invests in fruit packing facilities
Philippines to improve packing facilities as China tightens up import regulations
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ArticleMaersk to cut 400 jobs
Heavy job losses on the cards as Maersk Line continues to struggle with weak demand and excess capacity
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ArticleRussia issues ultimatum to Pakistan
Russia threatens ban on some Pakistani produce over poor quality and unreliable quarantine standards
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ArticleIndonesia on the rise
Kafi Kurnia of Peka Consult outlines the immense potential the Indonesian market presents for fresh fruit and vegetable imports
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ArticleTaiwan could give Australia the cold shoulder
Taiwan has issued a ‘use it or lose it’ ultimatum to Australia’s stonefruit industry regarding cold treatment
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ArticleAustralia and Thailand talk trade
Discussions over trade restrictions were on the agenda during Thai Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra’s recent visit to Australia
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ArticleZespri posts record volume for 2011
Record crop volume in 2011 helps NZ kiwifruit marketer Zespri post healthy revenue increase
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ArticleSouth African apple exports up
South Africa is sending more fruit to growing markets on the continent while exports to the UK continue to fall
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ArticleNZ confirms fruit fly free status
Relief for country’s horticultural sector as fruit fly detection is declared an isolated incidence
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ArticleNZ Braeburn exports dwindle
Industry hopes short crop will translate into sustainable prices for New Zealand Braeburn apple growers
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ArticleRetailers rebel against import regulations
Indonesian retailers call on government to revise import regulation they say will damage fresh produce trade
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ArticleAeon open to power saving
Early starts scheduled for retailer Aeon as Japan takes measure to prevent power blackouts this summer
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ArticleGovernment tells industry to diversify amidst standoff
Philippine government shows little support for banana industry amidst standoff with China over disputed islands
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ArticleHopes Indonesia may back down on port closure
Indonesia may relax tough imported fresh produce regulations, according to Australian media outlet
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ArticleYear-on-year Indian grape exports surge
India charts healthy growth of 63.7 per cent in its table grape exports so far this season, according to reports in the country
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ArticleIndonesia introduces more import restrictions
Indonesian government introduces additional restrictions on fresh produce imports