All articles by Fruitnet.com Staff – Page 56
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ArticleStrawberry records fall in California
Californian strawberry growers are celebrating this month, with all-time high shipments recorded throughout June
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ArticleAPL appoints new senior vice president
Container shipping firm APL has made two key appointments, with Dave Appleton accepting a senior vice president role
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ArticleAustralian avocado industry meets
Key players in the Australian avocado market have met in Canberra to discuss the future of the industry
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ArticleCMA CGM Figaro docks in Los Angeles
The new CGA CGM Figaro has docked in Los Angeles, the largest of the company’s vessels ever to do so
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ArticleIndian garlic making strong gains
With Chinese production well down on previous years, Indian garlic has stepped up to the plate in export markets
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ArticleAustralian citrus arrives in US
The first Australian Navel oranges of the season have arrived in the US, with good quality and size reported
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ArticleTony Gibbs to remain at T&G
Despite his dismissal from the board of majority shareholder GPG, Tony Gibbs will remain as Turners & Growers chairman
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ArticleConvenience event marks way forward
The first Fresh Convenience Congress drew industry delegates and speakers to the London Hilton Tower Bridge Hotel in the UK on 22-24 June
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ArticlePakistan mango expo visits China
A Pakistani mango expo in China has proven such a hit with consumers that it has been extended by a further two weeks
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ArticleSri Lanka targeting produce growth
Sri Lanka’s fruit and vegetable exports are up this year, and the country is looking for even further growth in the sector
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ArticleChilean grapes make gains in Asia
Chilean table grape exports to Asia have increased this year, especially in black and red seedless varieties
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ArticleAustralian grapes poised for China access
Biosecurity Australia has a draft protocol for exporting grapes to China, and the deal could be signed as early as next week
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ArticleLarge early cherries in Northwest
The Pacific Northwest is enjoying large early-season cherry varieties, with shipments expected to peak around 25-28 June
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ArticleNZ horticulture targets Asian growth
Targeting new business opportunities in Asia is the goal for New Zealand firms exhibiting at this year’s Asia Fruit Logistica
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ArticleOrganic farming grows in China/Australia
Interest in organic farming is booming in both China and Australia as consumer awareness of the product increases
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ArticleCMA CGM adds new China/US service
French container shipper CMA CGM is capitalising on improved trade volume by adding a new service between China and the US
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ArticleAustralia hails Chinese apple access
The Australian government has welcomed China’s decision to allow market access for Tasmanian-grown apples
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ArticleFuture Group plans more Big Bazaars
Indian conglomerate Future Group plans to roll out around 60 new Big Bazaar hypermarkets over the next 18 months
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ArticleIncreased exports for Dussehari mangoes
Mango exporters from the Indian town of Malihabad are aiming to make a mark with their Dussehari mangoes
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ArticleMore US cherries fail Taiwan tests
Another batch of US cherries in Taiwan has been found to contain excessive pesticide levels, forcing an increase in spot checks