All articles by Liam O'Callaghan – Page 64
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ArticleSheng Siong profits jump
Elevated demand because of the coronavirus pandemic has driven impressive first quarter results for the Singapore-based retailer
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ArticlePiñabar receives certification
Dutch pineapple slicing machine receives NSF certification as usage surges during the coronavirus pandemic
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ArticleAustralian cherries cherish strong prices
As Australia’s cherry exports finished for the season their value grew from the previous year despite a drop in volume
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ArticleGrapes leading Indian export growth
Before the disruption of the coronavirus pandemic grapes and bananas were driving growth in Indian fruit exports
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ArticleAmazon India adds offline retailers
After a successful trial, the e-commerce giant will allow kiranas and small retailers to use its platform
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ArticleFacebook invests in Reliance
US-based social media giant acquires a 9.99 per cent stake in Reliance’s Jio Platforms, paving the way for e-commerce development.
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ArticleShanghai eyes e-commerce potential
With the coronavirus sparking an e-commerce boom the Chinese city is already looking to support online services long-term
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ArticleChina’s exports to accelerate
A new report suggests the upgrading of Chinese agriculture will see the sector’s exports consistently grow in the next decade
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ArticleCosta hopeful for stronger 2020
Despite a challenging 2019 Costa’s annual report has outlined some areas for optimism going forward
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ArticleVietnam squeezing the most out of exports
With the coronavirus disruptions creating a surplus of fruit some Vietnamese exporters are turning to juicing to reduce losses
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ArticleCovid-19 hits smaller NZ growers
Although still considered essential, smaller growers in New Zealand are having problems shifting their product
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ArticleMontague announces nutrition ambassador
Joel Feren is an accredited dietitian and nutritionist and will promote the latest season of Jazz apples
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ArticleIndia adapts to coronavirus
India’s lockdown has had a range of effects on its agricultural trade, but the country is looking at ways to adjust to the pandemic
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ArticleT&G begins NZ mandarin harvest
As the season gets underway the first of more than 12m satsuma mandarins have started to be harvested in Northland
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ArticleCountdown opens first eStore
In response to increased demand for online shopping, the New Zealand retailer has opened a store dedicated to online orders
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ArticleSouth Korea and Vietnam to link supply chains
Closer cooperation between the two countries is in the works to ease the strain caused by coronavirus
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ArticleCosta withdraws earnings guidance
Despite a strong start to 2020, Costa has retracted its earnings guidance due to the unpredictable effects of the coronavirus
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ArticleWalmart China supports Wuhan
Over the next five years the retailer will invest US$425m to increase its presence in the city
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ArticleStrong finish for Tesco in Asia
Tesco’s operations in Thailand and Malaysia posted increased profits in the final year before their sale
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ArticleUS gives Chinese citrus green light
Authorities have authorised the importation of five types of fresh citrus from China