All articles by Fruitnet.com Staff – Page 97
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Funding for South Australian irrigators
A South Australian government plan to fund irrigators in the state will give good returns, say growers
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ArticleChiquita makes gains with Q3 results
Falling costs and good banana sales have buoyed Chiquita’s third quarter results
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ArticleChina’s biggest cool store planned for Wuhan
Wuhan in Hubei province is set to receive China’s biggest cool storage facility
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ArticleAustralia develops Panama resistant banana
Australian scientists have developed a genetically modified banana strain resistant to Panama disease
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Kiwifruit bound for Kashmir
Kiwifruit will become Kashmir’s newest crop with 5,000 vines set to go in the ground this season
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ArticleIndia monitors domestic consumption
Indian economists are keeping a close eye on local demand in light of the global financial downturn
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New irradiation facility for Hyderabad
A US$3m irradiation plant is being planned for the Indian state of Hyderabad
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ArticleAeon opens Beijing mall
Japanese retailer Aeon will open its first shopping mall in Beijing early next month as demand in its home country wanes
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Tasmanian cherries dodge frost
Tasmania’s cherry crop was hit by frost last week, but the industry says prepared growers staved off significant damage
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ArticleIndian shipping costs fall
Freight costs between India and the US and Europe have fallen dramatically as oil prices have plummeted
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ArticleKashmiri growers hail new trade route
Fruit growers in Kashmir are eyeing access to new markets in the Gulf region after India and Pakistan agreed to reopen an old trade route
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Hail hits crops in New South Wales
A recent hailstorm has wreaked havoc for many fruit producers on the far north coast of New South Wales in Australia
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California kiwifruit crop down
The Golden State kiwifruit industry could be heading for its smallest crop in 20 years following inclement weather during the growing season
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ArticleSH citrus deal drags on in Japan
Southern Hemisphere citrus sales are running late in Japan, but a delayed start for Florida grapefruit should prevent a significant overlap
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Australian citrus looks to growth
The Australian citrus industry is looking towards big demand growth in future from both domestic and export avenues
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ArticleNOL cuts shipping capacity
Neptune Orient Lines has announced cutbacks in shipping capacity as the global financial malaise hits home
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Chinese officials: Beans not contaminated in production
Chinese frozen beans laced with pesticide in Japan were not contaminated by the production process, according to Chinese officials
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NOL cuts shipping capacity
Neptune Orient Lines has announced cutbacks in shipping capacity as the global financial malaise hits home
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ArticleChina seeks to revamp agriculture
The Chinese government has vowed to establish a modern industrial system for the country’s agricultural sector