All articles by Liam O'Callaghan – Page 52
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ArticleLimoneira makes marketing changes
John Chamberlain has retired from his role as vice president of marketing and Michael Gonzales will take on the position
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ArticleOptimism for Tasmania’s cherry crop
Cherry growers in the Australian state are hopeful for a strong export season following good signs at the start of 2021
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ArticleINI Farms receives workplace recognition
Fresh produce company becomes the first Indian horticulture company to be highlighted by the Great Place to Work Institute
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ArticleCoalition opposes US blueberry import restrictions
Members of the US and international blueberry industries have joined forces to call on the US to increase imports
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ArticleNew robotic harvester developed in Japan
Japan's National Agriculture and Food Research Organization leads development of automatic apple and pear harvester
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ArticleJD's new wholesale investment
E-commerce giant has acquired a 5 per cent stake in wholesale market operator China Dili Group
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ArticleColombian bananas consolidate in Korea
After a strong start to 2020 Colombia has solidified its position as Korea’s second-largest source of bananas
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ArticleFruit fly outbreak declared in Riverland
South Australian growing region had two Queensland fruit fly outbreaks declared in the last week of 2020
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ArticleNew Zealand hit by wild weather
Hail and heavy rains have affected a number of growing regions on the country's South Island
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ArticleFreshcare appoints new CEO
Jane Siebum is the new chief executive of the Australian fresh produce assurance programme
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ArticleAsiafruit December/January out now
Latest edition of Asiafruit Magazine wraps up an unprecedented 2020 and previews the important Lunar New Year sales period
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ArticleNSW tightens melon traceability
A new traceability pilot is set to connect consumers with melon growers and help prevent bacteria outbreaks
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ArticleChile’s first cherry promotion in India
Indian consumers were introduced to a new promotional campaign for Chilean cherries over the Christmas and New Year
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ArticleChile bets on new cherry varieties
Chile’s efforts to develop home-grown varieties of cherries are coming closer to fruition
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ArticleSell-out season for Envy
Envy apple brand on track on track to be billion-dollar brand by 2025 after another strong year
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ArticlePromising signs for Rico pear
Branded variety is building interest in Australia and overseas ahead of the 2021 season
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ArticleHot climate apple continues to impress
First variety from Hot Climate Programme receives a positive response from European growers
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ArticleCherryHill Orchards partners with Laava
Australian cherry producer will use Laava Smart Fingerprints on its packaging to protect its brand and connect with consumers
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ArticleTech tops tradition in strawberry competition
Data scientists and strawberry growers competed in a smart agriculture challenge run by Pinduoduo
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ArticleMore funding for Yonghui Fresh Food
Fresh produce B2B platform of Chinese retail group raises more funding from backers including Tencent