All articles by Fruitnet.com Staff – Page 90
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ArticleCalifornian strawberries reach new record
Predictions of a new Californian strawberry production record for 2008 have come true by a comparatively fine margin
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ArticleAustralia releases Chinese apple risk analysis
A draft import risk analysis for Chinese apples has been released by Biosecurity Australia
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ArticleSun World and Cornell join forces
Grape breeders Sun World International and Cornell University have joined forces on a long-term table grape research agreement
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ArticleRecord sales with Taiwan vouchers
Taiwanese hypermarkets have reported record sales as consumers cash in government-issued vouchers
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ArticleHop to kiwifruit, say Indian scientists
Indian farmers are being encouraged to cultivate kiwifruit instead of returning to growing hops
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ArticleUS food sector urges Obama to boost FDA spending
The US Grocery Manufacturers Association has appealed to the Obama administration to boost FDA funding
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ArticleAus places tariff on Greek currants
Australian currant growers have breathed a sigh of relief after the government applied a tariff to Greek imports
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ArticleIndian onions breeze past export record
India’s onion exports have hit a record volume and continue to climb as a later season crop hits the market
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ArticleHoliday price rises in South Korea
Apple and onion prices have risen in South Korea in the run-up to the Chinese New Year, despite government efforts
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ArticleNew Chinese stores for Carrefour
Carrefour is planning further expansion in China, despite the lacklustre sales results announced last week
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ArticleMaharashtra horticulture development board proposed
The Indian state of Maharashtra has proposed to establish a horticulture development body
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ArticleNew mangoes ripe for commercialisation
Three new mango varieties are being offered for commercialisation by the Queensland DPI
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ArticleAustralian fruit fly outbreaks contained
A fruit fly outbreak in the Australian state of Victoria has authorities on alert
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ArticleMalaysian retail market set to grow
Malaysia’s food and beverage market is expected to grow strongly in the next few years, according to the USDA
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ArticleSlow sales growth for Carrefour
Carrefour has posted a 2008 Q4 profit rise of just 0.7 per cent, and predicts more of the same
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ArticlePoor Pakistani infrastructure causes losses
Poor post-harvest infrastructure is causing high wastage levels in Pakistan, according to the Pakistan Agricultural Research Council
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ArticleAsian retail markets to ride out crisis
A new report has predicted retailers from developing countries will weather the economic crisis well
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ArticleCanary Islands drive product origin
With a number of Spanish consumers still buying Central American bananas, the Canary Islands pulled out all the stops to raise awareness about the fruit’s country of origin, according to Laura Agullo of agr! agro
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ArticlePhilippines overturns aerial spray ban
The Philippines’ long-running controversy over aerial spraying has turned in favour of banana farmers
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ArticleAustralian avocado ascent
Australia’s avocado harvest is set to hit a record this year with increased plantings