All articles by Fruitnet.com Staff – Page 25
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ArticleOptimism over Australian citrus crop
Early estimates are the country’s navel crop will be more marketable than last year’s bumper crop of small fruit
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ArticleSunkist sales top US$1bn
Sunkist posts healthy returns despite having bumper crop of small fruit to market
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ArticleWestern companies under fire in China
Regulation breaches by two ‘Western’ companies have been highlighted on Chinese state television
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ArticleThai stock exchange debut for Tesco
Investors scramble to obtain shares in Tesco Lotus’s Thai property fund
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ArticleIndonesia postpones import restrictions
Indonesia delays import restrictions to allow fresh produce industry to adjust to changes
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ArticleIndonesia notifies WTO of import restrictions
Indonesia to justify import restrictions through notification to the WTO
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ArticleBayWa reports strong revenue growth
BayWa’s strategies for targeted growth and international expansion appear to be paying off as it posts solid returns for 2011
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ArticleTurners & Growers may increase Fijian exports
T&G looks to export Fijian papaya while heavy rain and flooding causes millions of dollars in damage to vegetable crops
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ArticleTesco Lotus IPO generates US$602m
Strong interest in Tesco Lotus IPO makes it the largest listing in the country since 2006
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ArticleAeon invests in Vietnam
Aeon’s president and CEO has reiterated the retailer’s commitment to increasing its footprint in Vietnam
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ArticleAustralian grapes on water to China
This season's first direct shipment of Australian grapes to China is loaded and on its way
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ArticleAeon appoints top-level management
Aeon announces new roles for its current president and vice president
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ArticleWorld’s largest cargo airport slated for Beijing
New cargo airport in China scheduled to open in 2017 would be world’s largest
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ArticleIran sanctions hurt Philippines producers
The most recent round of US-led sanctions on Iran are hurting Philippine banana and pineapple exports to the country
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ArticleSouth Korean citrus under threat
South Korean academic believes FTA with the US will undermine the viability of Jeju Island’s centuries-old citrus industry
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ArticleWoolworths eyes online sales growth
Australian retailer Woolworths targets A$1bn in sales within two years
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ArticleMaersk surcharge to cover NZ port strike
Maersk increases charges on containers travelling through Port of Auckland as result of ongoing industrial action there
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ArticleDate set for KORUS FTA
Tariffs will be cut on some US fresh produce imports to South Korea when FTA comes into effect on 15 March
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ArticleNOL to cut costs after fourth-quarter loss
NOL to make wholesale changes to business after posting US$320.4m fourth-quarter loss
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ArticleWalmart steps up online presence in China
US retailer Walmart to take controlling interest in Chinese e-commerce firm Yihaodian