All articles by Fruitnet.com Staff – Page 30
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ArticleWalmart plans Japanese expansion
Walmart plans increase to Japanese footprint, encouraged by success of its supermarkets there
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ArticleOnions smugglers uncovered
Illegal onion imports seized in Philippines as customs officials crack down on smugglers
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ArticleStorms hammer Australian apple production
Australian apple industry reeling after storms inflict widespread damage to major growing regions
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ArticleSun World appoints new licensees
Sun World is branching into Spain and Brazil with the announcement of new grape and stonefruit licensees in those countries
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ArticleCall to develop disease resistant banana
Dire predictions for the future of the Filipino banana industry as fast-spreading fungal disease re-emerges
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ArticleThai floods add to vegetable price hikes in Malaysia
Vegetable prices in Malaysia spike on the back of heavy rains there and extensive flooding in Thailand
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ArticleWoolworths announces expansion plans
Major Australian retailer Woolworths fires shot across the bow of rival Coles with the announcement of aggressive expansion plans
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ArticleChina puts date on tracing system
Chinese government announces plans to have fresh produce tracing system in place before end of 2015
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ArticleChile primes Malaysian market
Chile to develop Malaysian market for fresh produce in light of pending free trade agreement between the two countries
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ArticleFloodwaters rise on Bangkok
Government officials say the odds of diverting floodwaters from the Thai capital are not good
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ArticleBig C looks to boost capital
Thai retailer Big C seeks huge capital injection to fund expansion through issuance of shares
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ArticleAustralian cherry season kicks off
As harvesting of early cherry varieties gets underway, indications are this season should see a vast improvement on the last
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ArticleThai flooding forces retail closures
Fresh produce sales face setbacks as flooding forces closure of some retail outlets in Thai capital of Bangkok
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Delhaize eyes Indonesia
Belgian retailer Delhaize plans expansion in world’s fourth most populous nation
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ArticleTrade obstacles impede EU-Japan FTA
Trade obstacles need to be removed before the EU enters into a Free Trade Agreement with China, claims Dutch foreign minister
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ArticlePakSense releases temperature monitor
US company PakSense releases cold chain temperature monitoring label with USB connector
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Walmart China CEO departs
Walmart China CEO Ed Chan resigns as Chinese authorities force store closures and detain employees in light of recent labelling transgression
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ArticleAPL scoops global carrier award
Global container shipping business APL recognised as industry leader at this year’s Containerisation International Awards
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ArticleAsia losing appeal to international retailers
Retail investment opportunities in Asia are waning compared to those in South American countries, according to a recent ratings index
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Favourable forecast for Australian valencias
As the Australian dollar eases the country’s embattled citrus industry is finding some positives in light of a challenging year for navels